Great British Comedy sketches

HAL9000 · February 2018

Monty Python - Spanish Inquisition
Alas Smith and Jones - Bondage

Col_Decker · February 2018

Two Ronnies: Master Mind > Four Candles

scrumhalf · February 2018

Pete & Dud -

Monty Python:

Phil_aka_Pip · February 2018

@scrumhalf ... woh, yeh those are classics

Veganic · February 2018

Anthing from "Absolutely"

57Deluxe · February 2018

Alan Partridge - the gift that keeps on giving!

Gassage · February 2018

One of my fave Reggie Perrin exchanges.

CJ: "I didn't get where I am today by beating around the bush, Reggie..."

Reggie: "No CJ."

CJ: "Never use two words where one will do Reggie.....that's my motto, that's my axiom, that's the way I look at things....."

ESBlonde · February 2018

Ministry of silly walks - Python
The post box sketch - Python
Two Ronnies, just grab a handful, they're all good.

freakboy1610 · February 2018

Some Mothers Do Ave Em. The moving house episode where he rides in the back of the removal van. Although they have now removed my favourite bit, presumably on PC grounds.

Frank (emerging from oil drum covered in tar and clutching houseplant): "Me Saxifraga!"
Asian chap (who has come over to help him): "Me Butta Singh"

dhj · February 2018

What about Mick Miller - Noddy, or Armstrong and Miller - Rude Chef?

NickBotfield · February 2018

Another Armstrong and Miller one...

scrumhalf · February 2018

Armstrong & Miller - having a shit on the train.

JAYJO · February 2018

Whos on First Base? Abbott and Costello.

cruxiform · February 2018

Sporky · February 2018

Essentially every moment of Big Train.

Particularly these:

Parker · February 2018

markj · February 2018

markj · February 2018

Mick Hucknall let himself go!

Neill · February 2018

Python's "Fish Slapping Dance".

Anything from the Marx brothers heyday, especially if Harpo is involved.

But I think Laurel and Hardy's "Hard boiled eggs and nuts" is the most perfect comedy sketch ever. It set the standard over 80 years ago and I don't think it's ever been bettered.

(Edit - sorry forgot it's supposed to be British sketches)

Ravenous · February 2018

Pedantic reminder - the Marx Brothers were American, not British

(Laurel & Hardy were half British.)

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