Timeless classics in a time when you could say what you wanted with out abit of affence meant just fun that's why it was called comedy which we don't have any more. ❤️
Thank you so much for replaying these much love series. At 77yrs I never thought I'd see them again. Everyone used to love them. I wish there were some like it today but sadly people don't have the same easy sense of humour.
@@lukeboycott7953 It's a pity that you edited your original comment, yet somehow kept all of the grammatical mistakes. Let me guess, your life is empty unless you're trolling?
Really love this comedy brought back lots of memories bring it back. love the face Expressions Bill makes and his laugh he makes me laugh very much needed in 2021 💕
Maybe I'm getting old but Kate Williams who played Joan looks pretty when I watch this now. I never thought of her like that back then. I thought Barbie was pretty back then but not Joan, yet now I do. It's strange how time changes our perspective.
Try £5 per week. That was the average weekly pay back then. So 3 weeks pay for two nights stay, rip off. Equivalent to £1500 in today's average wage. I wish people would do the conversion before they say it was cheaper back then, it wasn't!
Had an amusing incident in my local Wetherspoons last month which rather reminded me of this episode. Pub was completely packed, sat down at the only free table and a young lady came up to me and asked "are you hear for the 'Leavers Of Britain meeting?" (I voted 'Remain'). Even more amusingly it was not less than 15 minutes after the government had just been defeated on the finance bill and the coverage of Parliament was being shown on all the TVs
@Tommy Robinson pretty old I guess Keith marsh was born in 1926 jacko Paul luty not sure Tommy Godfrey not sure I watched this show in 1974 on itv when I was eight
@@dpinto6278 because it was a plummy voice. Labour were always portrayed as common as muck and tories as near to aristocracy as possible. Nowadays there's not a lot to choose between them
@@dpinto6278 sarcasm is difficult to translate in the written word. Maybe a smiley would have helped? Yes that particular actress seemed to have the plummy upper class character in the bag. Reginald marsh was another typecast actor back in the day as was joan sanderson.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?
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Timeless classics in a time when you could say what you wanted with out abit of affence meant just fun that's why it was called comedy which we don't have any more. ❤️
Thank you so much for replaying these much love series. At 77yrs I never thought I'd see them again. Everyone used to love them. I wish there were some like it today but sadly people don't have the same easy sense of humour.
Wonderful memories of a time when you could have a laugh
Jacko's lines are hilarious.
Cap and scarf😂😂
But only half 🤭🤭
Pity the politically correct brigade, spoiled it for the rest of us, there is not a decent comedy show on the telly now.
Let me guess the world's a disgrace you use to have to walk 2 miles catch 2 buses then had to walk another mile on your own just to get to nursery
Then you might want to try looking elsewhere. Plenty of decent shows out there they're just not spoon-fed to you anymore
@@lukeboycott7953 It's a pity that you edited your original comment, yet somehow kept all of the grammatical mistakes. Let me guess, your life is empty unless you're trolling?
@@masterknife8423 You buffoon...
Spike Mullins was always a good comedy writer
Finally getting to watch this series! I've only had to wait 40 years. 😂
Well said you certainly hit the nail on the head there, People these days don't seem 2 have a decent sense of humour
💋This is one of the funniest comedies ever. Oh. Please can we have actual funny comedy again. If only.
"Certainly youngman". I laughed out loud after that. Just wonderful, these episodes.
Really love this comedy brought back lots of memories bring it back. love the face Expressions Bill makes and his laugh he makes me laugh very much needed in 2021 💕
Jacko is my favourite😅 ‘I’ll have half’ is a legendary line 😂
Jacko george and the dragon tv show he's in
Also with Sid james
God I love this programme
Me too..... lol.
Brilliant program
21:45. Liquid happiness 😂😂😂. I’ll have to remember that one. That’s brilliant
Amazing series!! Truly a Comedy Classic :)
Absolutely love this series I watched it on TV and it still makes me laugh ... brilliant
Brilliant I really enjoy love thy neighbour
Love Eddie Booth watching Tom and Jerry. Cracked me up. 😀
One of the funniest comedy shows ever
The SO CALLED PC BRIGADE BLOODY RUINED TV AND ORDINARY LIFE 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
@@andrewmatthews6861 the Americans!
Thank you. Had a good laugh.😁
Cheers love this old sitcom😂😂😂😂😍🤩
Fantastic acting
Kate Williams as Joan was FIT
9:50 I think this is the first episode where Barbie and Joan fall out
After 7 series!
Came here, for a laugh!
This program never fail ls, to do that👍
I use to fancy Kate Williams
Weird fucka!
I would!!!
Totally agree mate 👍
Whit
A great actress. Yep I fancied her too!
Maybe I'm getting old but Kate Williams who played Joan looks pretty when I watch this now. I never thought of her like that back then. I thought Barbie was pretty back then but not Joan, yet now I do. It's strange how time changes our perspective.
I agree. What about The nurse from open all hours 😚
I love this show 😀🍺
Brilliant
I walked past these houses last year when we were in London. They are on Bushy Park Road Teddington.
Poor Eddie, how dare the coach leave him behind. 🤣
Classic comedy before all this PC crap
Only one important criteria, is it funny
Great episode!
much love :)
I love Jacko,
Everybody loves Jacko. He's like Ringo in the Beatles.
nothing wrong with this program Black's and white's getting on .
"young man!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I loved the over acting at the end😂👍
It was filmed in November as the leafs are not in the trees
Anyone else noticed the different window on bill’s house, some episodes there the same as eddies, and some are like this one lol
Bills laugh is priceless
15 quid for two nights in a first class hotel. What a bargain.
😆 not so good when you were on £20 a week! 😆
Try £5 per week. That was the average weekly pay back then. So 3 weeks pay for two nights stay, rip off. Equivalent to £1500 in today's average wage. I wish people would do the conversion before they say it was cheaper back then, it wasn't!
@@the_useless_photographer or you could just chill out, it's only a joke
I'm very chilled thank you, just educating people is hard work. Remove those rose tinted glasses.
@@the_useless_photographer why have you taken it upon yourself to try and educate random strangers on CZcams?
I'll have ARF 😆
Had an amusing incident in my local Wetherspoons last month which rather reminded me of this episode. Pub was completely packed, sat down at the only free table and a young lady came up to me and asked "are you hear for the 'Leavers Of Britain meeting?" (I voted 'Remain').
Even more amusingly it was not less than 15 minutes after the government had just been defeated on the finance bill and the coverage of Parliament was being shown on all the TVs
Ho Ho ha ha, that was an amusing incident!
Do you get out much Martin?
@@forestdad In his defence, he did vote remain!
@@PreservationEnthusiastTrue. Nights must just fly by.
Just another loser, who lost the vote.....lol
Loved the Irish joke
Can't see Eddie having burnout, he doesn't do much work anyway. All he does most is guzzle booze.
Fair play to him.lol.
Cheers 4 the upload Tahir
Very funny
She’s out on the Buses film Jack and Stan bus conductors and Blakey the Inspector
Anyone know the road where the coach picks up? I'm thinking maybe Elmfield Avenue, Teddington.
Notice how the exterior of Bill's house keeps changing I ng in every opening episode
I 'll have a half. Those four had enough beer shooting the show to last the a life time.
The Best
Bang Bang.
Bill has a laugh like bidens face
Nobby died in 1985 Arthur died in 1984 and jacko died in 2012!!!
@Tommy Robinson pretty old I guess Keith marsh was born in 1926 jacko Paul luty not sure Tommy Godfrey not sure I watched this show in 1974 on itv when I was eight
Paul luty was only 42 yo in this!
Wrong, nobby died in 1990, Arthur in 1984 yes and jacko died in 2013 not 2012
@@mrnobody4676 wrong Nobby aka Paul luty died in 1985 Wikipedia 😁
Keith Marsh
Born 1926
Blackpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
Died 28 January 2013 (aged 86)
England
As soon as we heard the plummy voice it was a given that it was a coach trip organized by the conservative association 😁
How did you know?
@@dpinto6278 because it was a plummy voice. Labour were always portrayed as common as muck and tories as near to aristocracy as possible. Nowadays there's not a lot to choose between them
I was being sarcadtic..
Same woman did it in George And Mildred.
@@dpinto6278 sarcasm is difficult to translate in the written word. Maybe a smiley would have helped?
Yes that particular actress seemed to have the plummy upper class character in the bag. Reginald marsh was another typecast actor back in the day as was joan sanderson.
Kate Williams is hot
Tim and Perry cartoon time
Does anyone know the name of the song that Eddie is attempting to sing at 21.05?
21:55 Tricycle spotted!
Eddie sounds very Tory for a Labour man.
Yes he does doesn’t he
@@tommyhassan3545 Alf Garnett was also a Tory
@@davidfrost2819 yes he was but in real life he was a labour man
@@tommyhassan3545 And of course Anthony Booth who of course played the Scouse git was Tony Blair,s father in law
@@davidfrost2819 yeah great series that was
How long until this is removed or is full of bleeps etc ? .
Eddie’s not even 40? Wow. People did look more mature back then.
In real life he was over 45 by this stage of the show
Well for a start you can do up your flies
Doubt I would be able to tolerate Eddie as a neighbour
Nobby Paul Lutty a good wrestler
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?
A German from Germany....Do not mention the war.
Hes meant to be under 40? Lol
Closer to 50 in real life
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Painful.
Typical cheap Tory bus...the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour bus leaves this shite in its wake.