Hmm

Nostalgia you can't beat it....im the same....nothing today can compare with shows like this

Great idea!

I do the same but all year as TV today doesn’t have the same class or quality as shows of yesteryear. We don’t have comedy’s like this or entertainers presenting shows either. It’s seems as longs a face fits and can do a job like your told then you’ll be on TV. Nothing naturally written by great men like these two Ronnies any more. Shame and a sad sign for human race as most couldn’t understand anything like this as it’s too complicated to understand. They class Tik Toc and being glued to games consoles as entertainment. It’s all down hill from here.

Hope you're still enjoying these programs. Happy holidays! I never watch anything new.

My TV went in the skip.

​@@johntooth1886best place for it

Good Old' England !!!!!

Ironically John Cleese is on record as saying he learned more about comic timing from Ronnie Corbett than anyone else he worked with...

i think Ronnie Corbett makes it look so easy and natural we dont notice..@@duncanholding7636

ronnie C is Scottish, you english prt

She had a wonderful pair of squashy ones 😂

Utter disgrace !!!!

fore sure

yes Ronnie Barker was a once in a life time genius. How I miss this genius comic.

Not true. I'm 67, loved these two (didn't get Morecambe & Wise), but there is good stuff now. With just 3 channels then, talent was more concentrated and selective of the cream. But there was rubbish then

@@cuebj Yes, not sure I can recall any "good stuff" nowadays. Can you name some?

@@Mrfairchap of course.... When it turned off .

Hmmm... I sort of agree with that. I'm sure a lot of what is shown now and considered good now was thought of as crap when it was shown for the first time, and I'm sure that'll be the case for some of what we consider crap today. There were many people in the 1960s that thought The Beatles were awful

I agree, unless the word "Feck" becomes the height of humour in 2048.....which given the way we're going is entirely possible sadly.

I haven't seen every British comedy sitcom on the planet but I have seen enough of them to know they are the funniest in the world I've seen variations of different comedy from them and absolutely amazing and I love the dry sense of humor since that's what I do here in the United States I like what they said about shaking Stevens how he's old enough to shake by himself! 😂😳😬😹😁

You’re not wrong there, it’s a shame we don’t have the likes of the 2 Ronniesv& Morcombe & Wise . They, along with the Queens Speech is what Christmas was all about !!!!!

Just the one candle? :-)

@Lee Clarke brilliant response, sir. i tip my hat to you, brilliant

Or four candles? Or even fork handles?

@Peter J Mallia right , mate , as dear Georgie ( Harrison ) used to sing ' All things must pass " Pitty realy but have to prepare for much worse - BLIMEY !!!! Unfortunately I'm bloody old fashion white hetero devoted olde lad ( should me be ashamed ????? )

Siobhan Cosgrove I feel you more than you know girl 😘

I can relate to this post.

Not many comedians left at all.

Rob Adams if you've only three times in 2 minutes will you better catch up on that and increase that to about 10 times in 2 minutes I'll feel much better about that! I've got my laugh meter up about 20 times every 2 minutes so see if you can play catch up okay? I'll wait for you, now hurry along! 😁😹😬😳😂😜

Nonsense. You are giving your subjective opinion. 99.9 percent of Americans have never heard or seen AYBS or Last of the summer wine. Benny Hill had a smattering of fans on late night or early morning tv for a short while. Monty Python was a cult following in the 70s and is known only by some Baby Boomers now. AYBS, etc were a small following and only broadcast late night a few times weekly on state PBS. I know because I had to sneak out of bed at midnight to watch Benny Hill. None of these were ever broadcast on regular television that I'm aware of. Sanford And Son is definitely not considered a great sitcom and All in the family is not considered the greatest sitcom of all time by the rankings.

Mind you, in the last 20 years, depending on your local PBS channel, some of these classic British comedies have been broadcast on Saturday night prime time in a two-hour schedule called "Saturday Night Britcoms" from 7pm - 9pm in half-hour segments. In the past their selections included AYBS, Yes Minister as well as Yes Prime Minister, Keeping Up Appearances, As Time Goes By, Last of the Summer Wine, Mr. Bean and The Vicar of Dibley. I watch them every Saturday night on my local PBS channel here in South Florida. They need to bring more of these classics including the Two Ronnies and Open All Hours into the mix.

I agree - Ronnie C playing it straight and playing it really well - his whole demeanor was different, he seemed like a different person altogether.