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I have watched that clip so many times and even now it just cracks me up and of course I know what is coming!! Thanks for reacting - that was great.

"Time Gentlemen Please" ... it's definitely your humour, and its free on youtube so wont get copyright striked!! You'll love it!

I love Reg Prescott 😂. Wiggy with Jasper Carrot is one you'd love 😉

Did you spot Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad taking photos when Alice is crying to Roy?

Id forgot how funny Kenny was great reaction " in the best possible taste" 😂 😂 👍 👍

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Love a bit of Kenny.😊

😂 got to love a bit of Kenny Everett 😂❤

He was brilliant old Kenny, writing the numbers in blood just crazy funny

A drop of blood is gruesome, a bucket of blood is funny.

I was a fan of Kenny Everett growning up

Hey there "head wolf bro", as probably the only person on RUclips who's familiar with both Men Behaving Badly AND Mr Bean... You may be interested to know that Caroline Quentin (who plays Dorothy in MBB) had a small role in "The Trouble with Mr Bean" (episode 5) as the parking inspector just before Bean enters the Dentist office...😄👌 If you re-watched your own reaction vid to that one, you can see how young "Dorothy" looked back then 😏

Godfrey's line at the end ("the moving finger writes, and having writ, moves on") is a line from a poem written by Persian philosopher Omar Khayyam and translated into English by Edward FitzGerald. It basically means 'what's done is done'.

I reckon that lots of Patsy's movements were ad libbed being as the audience were loving them. A little bit like Ace Ventura had a free-range to exaggerate his comical movements too. 😊

The ice water his hand was submeged, because it was a test being conducted about swearing. Does swearing make pain easier to cope with? It was an entire BBC programme about swearing and how good it is for us.

I love this show. It never fails to remind me of the hijinks that would go on at my friend’s slumber parties. We always had a scandalous blast we’d all have to pay for in the morning.

"Ray BLADDY Purchase!" xD I love Toast.

Censored version.

So many great little bits in the episode, but the job interview and Gary on the telephone booking the guy were my favourites 😂

You are the Dad’s Army reaction boss.

Brilliant, perceptive. Stay with it. Look out for anachronisms (Toast’s mobile compared with Ed’s) in later episodes. I think you’ll like what’s to come. Great work.

good episode kid, my favourite part was when tony was in the pub and Tony was messing up what he was saying when Deb and her friend was in ordering their drinks hahaha,

I was there. Superb day with a superb group. Donnie Munro one of the best voices ive ever heard live. Stunning. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice review. Remarkably many of the actors had distinguished military service. Even one conscientious objector. (They made an episode about his service)

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CLEM FANDANGO!

Brilliant!! Glad you will get to see this show. So funny, love how whacky it is, but clever as well. This was the Pilot and it only gets funnier! Al lot of the name drops are real people in British tv etc which also makes it kinda funny. For example he said he went to Caroline Quintuin's (MBB Dorothy) house warming party/ Nice one bro. Look forward to more :)

Great Reaction! New Sub!!!

No no no... yes, Kid!

Please can you do a reaction to the school Drama program Waterloo road and also do a reaction to the comedy young offenders

The funniest thing for me was the beeping-out of all the lines by the foul-mouthed character (played by captain Mainwaring). Great to see the dinner-lady played by the wonderful Queenie Watts, who often played the harridan in many of her roles.

Arthur Lowe was so good at doing drunk. Remember Cardinal Puff.

head sets dont like it up em they dont like it up em

The set has come along way from that first episode, great viewing...

Ray Purchase is played by Harry peacock, son of Trevor, Jim in vicar of Dibley. Married to Jen from the I.T crowd!l

Did you know that Ronnie Barker wrote a lot of sketches, but kept it a secret from Ronnie Corbett, because he didn't want to make him feel inadequate? He was that kind of friend. He just pretended that other writers created the sketches and they both just acted them. Amazing and humble man.

Well I've never seen this before, looking forward to watching something new. 😂

This is a new one for me as well, looking forward to the journey.

Can’t wait for Are you Being Served.

Great one - Had to use a VPN to watch in England - pretended I was in Germany. Love the Scramble studios parts which become a regular feature as the series progresses. Clem Fandango is great and Ray Purchase - gets a bit cr^zy but I love it. Thanks for doing this.

I absolutely LOVE LOVE the bloopers

YES YES YES YES YES YEEESSSSSS!!!!! This was the pilot and things get much MUCH better when the series begins. Can't wait until next time! EDIT: I absolutely love Tracy-Ann Oberman, who plays Mrs. Purchase (Mrs. P.) she is an amazing actress and a red hot sauce-pot!

Nice one our Kid. Matt Berry is hilarious in this.

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I cannot believe you haven't done Peep Show.

There is a famous adventure story called _The Four Feathers_ about a guy accused of cowardice by his friends when they go to fight in Sudan in the 1880s. This has been adapted into movies several times - most recently starring Heath Ledger, although the consensus is that the best film is the 1939 version. The flashback scenes in this episode were epic, and it was great to see Jones as a young man without the aging make up on him.

Toad in the hole its sausages in a Yorkshire pudding batter its very nice,never had snook fish but apparently its a white fish ,can't stand frasier hate how 2 faced he is

Captain Mainwaring as the potty-mouth Sergeant, good one.

"This seemed to upset the old fakir..." is to this day still one of the cleverest bits of not-quite-swearing ever done in a family-friendly sitcom. 🙂

Brilliant of you to have found this series. No Americans know it, and most Brits have probably forgotten it (it was only 6 episodes), but it was brilliant. Thx.