Our Yorkshire family have watched it many times and it still has all of us in tears with laughter. There is so much real life truth in this excellent film
"If it's outside Yorkshire, it's not worth bloody visiting", they have a point. We visited Yorkshire in July this year (2023), we can't wait to go back. I've heard the English described as "rude", I do not believe that for a second, my experience is anything but.
I realy wish this airline existed, fish and chips, doilys on the head rests and staff straight out of last of the summer wine, I would travel with them everytime :)
The ironic thing about this sketch is that Yorkshire airlines is better than Easyjet or Ryanair. For example, in-flight entertainment and large portions of fish and chips are not provided. Give me Yorkshire airlines any day!
@Jack W That was six months before they (Ryanair) had the idea to charge passengers to use the bathroom.... Michael O’Leary works on the premise that every-time he’s in the newspapers it’s ‘good’ publicity.
Showed this to a guy at work from Yorkshire and he was in hysterics. Phenomenal stuff. Yorkshire folk find gags about Yorkshire funnier than everyone else :D
@@yummycookie3429owt means anything (aught). Nowt means nothing (naught). Parts of Yorkshire still have some Elizabethan and even medieval pronunciation and word usage.
I'd forgotten just how funny and original Hale & Pace were. Thanks for putting this on here. Also, I love Yorkshire, its excellent food, brilliant beer, and lovely folk.
The Pilot nailed it, haha. My wife's uncle was from Sheffield/Leeds, he was the greatest- had the best stories. We're from the US, so anytime we get our hands on anyone who is British/Scottish/Irish/Aus/Kiwi, we adore them. "Uncle Bare" was the best, we really miss him and his Yorkshire talk:-).
You can watch it over and over again, and still notice new things. Whippet on seat, helping eat the fish & chips (served properly - in newspaper!). Love the antimacassars - a real homely touch. And in "Alan Bennett class" there's a carpet runner and standard lamp. Now that's posh! On the big serving dish the garnish round the edge is our old friend - mushy peas! Also I love the way the "entertainer" doffs his wig, like a cap! And his teeth!...lol. So much to see in such a short sketch.It's sheer genius. Brilliant!!🤣😁
My dad's a southern softie and has been here 40 years, but we still won't let him in this most prestigious of clubs. ;) Not until he learns to say 'Yorksha' and not 'shy-er.' The absolute wally. :)
Yeah, these days if you made a sketch about Yorkshire you'd be thrown in jail by the woke poli... Oh... Hold on. No, actually you'd still be totally fine. Carry on.
I'm from Yorkshire and never heard anyone say "shite", especially not in the 80s. That seems more like a Manchester kind of word to me, but I could be wrong.
Ah thort that worr Sco'land', an' peopl' said it 'baht yon Irn Bru stuff as they sup oop yonder. Tha kent t'stoof. "Medd i' Scohhl'nd, frae grrrdrrrs," is 'ow they poots it.
True. I literally had the best fish and chips of my entire life when passing through Holmfirth about 10 years ago. The batter crunched like a biscuit. I can still taste it. Second best was at Seahouses in Northumberland about the same time. Worst ever was in the south of Scotland where they really were (it's not an urban myth) frying up Mars and Snickers bars. Their greasy fish and chips went into a bin after a bite or two. That was the second place I tried - the first was (wait for it...) closed for lunch! I kid you not.
I worked at a pub in Sheffield City Centre during the mid 1990s On a Sunday afternoon they actually had a guy come in and play his 'Hammond Organ' for customer entertainment, and the customers went wild for it! Strange place, it really is!
Just had my first mushy pea fritter in Howarth, wow what have I been missing!!! I live in Lancashire where we also have peas wi owt and greet each other with ey oop.
Years ago, I was either flying to or from Rimini to the UK and sniggered to see the plane I was about to fly in was one of "Ogden Airlines" fleet. Sadly, no Hilda with her tea trolley and pinny serving the in-flight refreshments.
Coming back from Italy one year we flew in an ex-Aeroflot DC8. The wiring was hanging from the roof and the cargo hold door wouldnt shut properly and the air conditioning didnt work.Were we glad to land!
My first ever flight was actually from Leeds airport to Leeds airport in 1986. A 50min trip up to see Halley's comet from 20,000 feet. No Fish and Chips :-(
The Harry Enfield clip called I think the Yorkshireman is also well worth watching. The bit I remember best is “Don’t talk to be about stofistication - I have been to Leeds…”
I was out in York yesterday, and I bumped into a man with a long beard. "Don't I recognise you?", I asked him. "Possibly. I'm God", he said. "What are you doing here?", I said. "He replied, "I'm working from home today".
Every time I see this, it makes me laugh, this is when we could laugh at ourselves without causing offence, great British humour, something sadly lacking in this day and age!
My Dad, a Yorkshireman born and bred whose lived down south since his 30's (which his brother says has made him soft.... true..) kills himself laughing throughout this video 🤣
Large fish and chips with mushy peas and a pints of freshly poured real ale - CHAMPION!
That’s mighty good eatin’ if you ask me.
Luxury!
@@asusmctablet9180 without doubt the best cuisine in any airline!
Eey by gum lad.
Food o' t' Gods.
Our Yorkshire family have watched it many times and it still has all of us in tears with laughter. There is so much real life truth in this excellent film
"If it's outside Yorkshire, it's not worth bloody visiting", they have a point. We visited Yorkshire in July this year (2023), we can't wait to go back. I've heard the English described as "rude", I do not believe that for a second, my experience is anything but.
I’m a northerner, a Yorkshire lass and from Wakefield but live in Barnsley. I love this lol xx
@@jessrosefawkes2721 you are a precious girl
As an honest Yorkshireman but born in Dublin. I thought that sketch was great..
LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS...
"Oi Wipe thy bloody feet!" haha lol I love it XD
Yeah that was mint .
Mint peas laddy
THA bloody feet
I'm from Dublin I can't think of anywhere else in the world I'd rather be from than Yorkshire. Beautiful place. Amazing people.
Same and I’m a native Texan! So, it’d be 2nd for me.
Still better than Ryanair lol.
Pikeyair
Luxury!
Aye, tha gets fish and chips and mushy peas, washed down with a pint, no doubt!
Walking is chuffing better then Ryanair
@@siouxgilber eeee
I realy wish this airline existed, fish and chips, doilys on the head rests and staff straight out of last of the summer wine, I would travel with them everytime :)
The ironic thing about this sketch is that Yorkshire airlines is better than Easyjet or Ryanair. For example, in-flight entertainment and large portions of fish and chips are not provided. Give me Yorkshire airlines any day!
@Jack W Ryanair
@Jack W That was six months before they (Ryanair) had the idea to charge passengers to use the bathroom....
Michael O’Leary works on the premise that every-time he’s in the newspapers it’s ‘good’ publicity.
@Jack W Publicity stunt.
Also look at all that legroom even in coach!
@Jack W people are referred to as the talking live stock.
Showed this to a guy at work from Yorkshire and he was in hysterics. Phenomenal stuff. Yorkshire folk find gags about Yorkshire funnier than everyone else :D
Because we know how true they are
Being a Yorkshire lass myself, find this hilarious! So funny.
That's because the pilot absolutely nails it.
ayup tha reit
'Eat all, sup all, pay nowt'
'Hear all, see all, say nowt'
'If tha' ever does owt for nowt, allus make sure tha does it for tha sen'
Here here
Dear Chappie, I typed into Google translate under Albanian, then Polish, then Basque. Gave up.
Only joking. I'm Scots, but knew what you meant.
No understand but sounds nice
@@yummycookie3429owt means anything (aught). Nowt means nothing (naught).
Parts of Yorkshire still have some Elizabethan and even medieval pronunciation and word usage.
Also pure Norse (viking).
"If it's outside Yorkshire, it's not worth bloody visiting".
too true!
Unless its Bradford of course
@@ophiolatreia93 brazistan
@Jack W Oi, I live in Derbyshire and that’s grand 😆
@milster no who is she? I'll look now
As long as it keeps the Northerners stuck in the sticks
I'd be buzzing with Pie and Peas or Fish & Chips on a plane to be fair.
I wouldn't know, i dont do drugs
@@harrymonk6 offt
@@hugomilson6778 i dont work for the fire department bro
@@harrymonk6 😂
It took me to the third viewing to catch on to the dog trying to nose in on the fish & chips. 1:20
I'd forgotten just how funny and original Hale & Pace were. Thanks for putting this on here.
Also, I love Yorkshire, its excellent food, brilliant beer, and lovely folk.
Over the years I have lost count of the number of times I have watched this. Comedy Gold.
Same man, same..
It’s still funny however many times you see it.
Well it's at 2.9M views
Lovin the lace doilies over the headrests.
They're called antimacassars :)
The Pilot nailed it, haha. My wife's uncle was from Sheffield/Leeds, he was the greatest- had the best stories. We're from the US, so anytime we get our hands on anyone who is British/Scottish/Irish/Aus/Kiwi, we adore them. "Uncle Bare" was the best, we really miss him and his Yorkshire talk:-).
Look up "The Yorkshire Kardashians" - absolutely hilarious
Ey up usa
Walkin through t' cow field t'other day when me cap blew off in t' wind. Tried fifteen on before a found reet one.
I'm from Yorkshire and this is spot on and I'd never even contemplate eating fish and chips without mushy peas ❗
@Lee Bentley I lived near Blackburn when I was a kid,Fish chips and mushy peas are best,love you fellow Northerner🤗
This is accurate. Including the part about anything outside Yorkshire not being worth visiting.
As if !
I'm sorry, but the dude on the keyboard in Alan Bennett class is priceless
:')
You can watch it over and over again, and still notice new things. Whippet on seat, helping eat the fish & chips (served properly - in newspaper!). Love the antimacassars - a real homely touch. And in "Alan Bennett class" there's a carpet runner and standard lamp. Now that's posh! On the big serving dish the garnish round the edge is our old friend - mushy peas! Also I love the way the "entertainer" doffs his wig, like a cap! And his teeth!...lol. So much to see in such a short sketch.It's sheer genius. Brilliant!!🤣😁
Yes in newspaper That is how we had it back in the 50s and 60s The Ink gave it a special flavour
I haven’t seen an antimacassar in years…eh up, more mushy peas please.
I am an American, but I spent so much time in the Dales my Yorkshire friends declared me an honorary Yorkshire Lass!!
My dad's a southern softie and has been here 40 years, but we still won't let him in this most prestigious of clubs. ;)
Not until he learns to say 'Yorksha' and not 'shy-er.' The absolute wally. :)
That's a horrible way to treat your dad @@hobi1kenobi112
Isn’t it great when we were able to send things up and have a laugh
Yeah, these days if you made a sketch about Yorkshire you'd be thrown in jail by the woke poli... Oh... Hold on. No, actually you'd still be totally fine. Carry on.
@@jmckendry84 These days if you say you're from Yorkshire you get arrested and thrown in gaol
@@eeblihp It's Health & Correctness gone mad
You've got to know Yorkshire humour to appreciate this.As an Aussie,Ive spent a lot of time in the North East.Love Yorkshire,the Moors and the Dales
Wendy DE VOS I live in the Dales and we all have a brilliant sense of humour and we are friendly. I love loving herw
I'm not Yorkshire, I'm Midlands anyone in the UK will get this humour
I’m from dales too!!!!!!
Wendy DE VOS couldn’t send this too far, no one would understand Captain Boycott, ferret, Alan Bennet etc.
I’m in Barnsley, probably the fucking best place to understand this 😂
I am not even English nor do I know anything about Yorkshire but this is hilarious! Somehow i understand the jokes 😂
Look at that luxury
He should've said at end, if it's not from Yorkshire it's SHITE!
I'm from Yorkshire and never heard anyone say "shite", especially not in the 80s. That seems more like a Manchester kind of word to me, but I could be wrong.
Lee Bee pal I’m from Yorkshire like do u live in posh part or do u live a rock pal like people say it all time
Ah thort that worr Sco'land', an' peopl' said it 'baht yon Irn Bru stuff as they sup oop yonder.
Tha kent t'stoof.
"Medd i' Scohhl'nd, frae grrrdrrrs," is 'ow they poots it.
@@Sableagle Och! Ye dinnae hawf haver a load ah pish, y'ken, laddie?
Hoots!
@@Scripture-Man we definitely say it in Halifax...
I'm from Leeds. I have wandered far and wide, but I still miss Yorkshire folk.
Don’t talk to me about sophistication, I’ve been to Leeds!!!” Ha ha😂Harry Enfield: the Yorkshireman Harry Whitebread
15 years and 15,000 Km away, there is nothing quite like it.
I wish I could fly Alan bennet class with fish & chips and a dollop of mushy peas while watching the pilot pulling a ferret out of his Trousers 😅
Did the bloke's Whippet get some chips?!
This is funny as hell. It's a shame Hale & Pace don't do any more shows, they were good.
Still laugh at this years later classic
Love the antimacassars (?) on the back of each chair - all perfectly matched and at the same height 😂😂😂😂
I love Yorkshire. One of my favourite places in England. Best fish n' chips in the world.
True. I literally had the best fish and chips of my entire life when passing through Holmfirth about 10 years ago. The batter crunched like a biscuit. I can still taste it.
Second best was at Seahouses in Northumberland about the same time.
Worst ever was in the south of Scotland where they really were (it's not an urban myth) frying up Mars and Snickers bars. Their greasy fish and chips went into a bin after a bite or two. That was the second place I tried - the first was (wait for it...) closed for lunch! I kid you not.
Steels restaurant in Cleethorpes has the best fish and chips bar none.
Good puddens too. Curd tart in Leeds City Centre, rich chocolate pudden in Headingly. Oohh...
@@ViolettaD1485 And Tea at Betty's in the terribly posh and beautiful Harrogate.
@@bobbbxxx Have only been to Leeds and Haworth so far, but I hope to see more someday.
Proud yorkie living in Austin Texas. Can't say I miss England that much but I do miss my beloved home county every day.
....what about mushy peas?
Where's your nearest Chippy in Texas?
@@fortyfour1654
McDonald’s - so predictable unfortunately.
As a Yorkshireman from Leeds I agree there is no where else worth visiting.
I went there once , it was closed.
Luxury!!
I went there once and the bloody place was open.
@@hansemannluchter643 I wouldn’t go to the shithole
Good. Stay there.
I just love British comedy at Christmas 🎄
I can't believe that this has had 168 dislikes - what's t'matter with these 'bloody' people !!!???
Probably yanks!
@@acrobaticcripple8176
Yes, with no real sense of humour, due to their empty attitudes.
From Lancashire, probably
Vegan
Have you noticed it's the 'old' ones that laugh? You never see young people laugh, or tell a good joke! They don't know how.
I worked at a pub in Sheffield City Centre during the mid 1990s On a Sunday afternoon they actually had a guy come in and play his 'Hammond Organ' for customer entertainment, and the customers went wild for it! Strange place, it really is!
I'd actually love to fly with Yorkshire Airlines.
An utterly fascinating documentary about the indigenous population of Yarkshire.
1:10 ish is the fine art of wrestling a ferret out of your trousers.
Thank you for explaining! I was very confused by that.
That's true Yorkshire!!!! glad to be a Yorkshire lass
"...We'll be flying at whatever height I like for as long as I bloody like..." 😂
He says as he pulls another pint !!
Boycott was the business with a bat. How can a test cricketer bat on 5 days of a 5 day test match. Unbelievable.
All that's missing is a game of bingo starting with the flyer of course!
This sketch has stood the test of time. Proud to be from God’s own county. Where we have mushy peas with owt.
Just had my first mushy pea fritter in Howarth, wow what have I been missing!!!
I live in Lancashire where we also have peas wi owt and greet each other with ey oop.
I love Yorkshire folk, they’re absolutely hysterical, and lovely, honest decent hard working people
I once went with my then boss, from London, to see some clients in Yorkshire. They were just like that!
My Yorkshire boyfriend loves it 😂, I love Yorkshire people, they always saying you alright love 😊🤭 I love their accent.
I miss Hale and Pace, late 80's early 90's was the pinnacle of comedy tv.
As a yorkshireman this is piss funny and hilarious.
Ya can tell a Yorkshireman, but ya cant tell em much.
I visited Yorkshire for the first time this year. It were champion!
I have travelled all over the world but my Yorkshire beats the lot.
A brilliant sketch. I never get bored watching it. Very funny.
Years ago, I was either flying to or from Rimini to the UK and sniggered to see the plane I was about to fly in was one of "Ogden Airlines" fleet. Sadly, no Hilda with her tea trolley and pinny serving the in-flight refreshments.
I'm from Yorkshire and this is very funny. And completely true to life of course.
Ay, God’s own airline!
This is so funny and so true about Yorkshire being the best place.
That looks well better than your average flight!
Coming back from Italy one year we flew in an ex-Aeroflot DC8. The wiring was hanging from the roof and the cargo hold door wouldnt shut properly and the air conditioning didnt work.Were we glad to land!
My first ever flight was actually from Leeds airport to Leeds airport in 1986. A 50min trip up to see Halley's comet from 20,000 feet. No Fish and Chips :-(
The Harry Enfield clip called I think the Yorkshireman is also well worth watching. The bit I remember best is “Don’t talk to be about stofistication - I have been to Leeds…”
Is it only me or did Fish n Chips taste better in a Newspaper 😍📰
Yorkshire is the funniest place ever.
Yeah I live in Yorkshire and I love it here
Same"
Iconic, top class sense of humour. Love it!
This is bloody amazing,classic.
i'm not even british and this gives me nostalgia
This video still makes me proud to be from Yorkshire
never tire of this !
ive been to Yorkshire for one year. 6 months at leeds and 7 months at Harrogate ..
lovely people are there.
I moved to Dorset.
Brilliant 😂😂my mum was from Yorkshire she would always tell me “ you don’t know your bloody born “
I remember laughing me noggin off where it first aired! Am still laughing me noggin off!
Just needed Fred Trueman in his Indoor League guise to provide the in flight entertaining
I’ll see thee
As someone from Yorkshire, I can confirm it is just like this. XD.
I was out in York yesterday, and I bumped into a man with a long beard.
"Don't I recognise you?", I asked him.
"Possibly. I'm God", he said.
"What are you doing here?", I said.
"He replied, "I'm working from home today".
For anyone who hasn't been to Yorkshire, I have been. And it is just like this 🙂
This is so damn funny - just brilliant. Nothing like a good laugh to make you feel better.
This is comedy Gold :D Hale and Pace were great also Harry Enfield and Chums were a favourite.
Every time I see this, it makes me laugh, this is when we could laugh at ourselves without causing offence, great British humour, something sadly lacking in this day and age!
I saw this at a talk the other night. Laughed my socks off, so funny.
Happy Yorkshire day one and all.
Eyup.
Total classic this!!
That's absolutely hilarious! I live with a Yorkshire man, you have to have been there to appreciate it.
Just saying "Hi" after 16 years...I hope all is good with you after all these years.
Love it! 'If it's not inside Yorkshire ... it's not worth bloody visitin' Ha ha!
Haha this is hilarious, I'm from West Yorkshire and I say 'ey up' sometimes. I love how they put mushy peas on everything :D
And don't forget to wipe thy bloody feet!
I bloody miss Yorkshire.
That legroom alone makes me want to fly Yorkshire Airlines!
Wow, an airline that serves hot meals and draft beer? Sign me up!
Hale & Pace were brilliant, great comedy songs too
Just saying "Hi" after 16 years...I hope all is good with you after all these years.
This was genuinely funny, and I'm from Yorkshire!
I should be taking massive offence at this but I was laughing my face off at this. Nice one Hale and Pace. 🤣🤣👍
Working class or Alan Bennett class - such a dig at Alan Bennett! When I travelled with Easyjet that was working class, or more like cattle class.
this is too true- so many people are like this in sheffield!
LOVE IT!
If Aint In Yorkshire It Aint Bloody Well Visiting!! LMFAO!!! Classic & Genius!!!! Aint Seen It Since I Was Little
Cool finale. Thanks 👍
I love this vid so true I'm from Yorkshire
Captain Boycott - that works on so many levels lol
In what way?
Haha spot on! (Yorkshire lad here!)
Classic , I miss these 2 . ❤
My Dad, a Yorkshireman born and bred whose lived down south since his 30's (which his brother says has made him soft.... true..) kills himself laughing throughout this video 🤣