I'm an Aussie 🦘 fukn so well done!! I used to watch THE TWO RONNIES as a kid 😂 but now as an adult I laugh so much I've seriously laughed me titts off 😂😂😂
If you can still find this type of humour you can still laugh at it and put two fingers up to the PC police, if you dont you only give those nutjobs more power. It is in our.power to neutralise these crazies by ignoring them.
@@lapalad Oh Good (you never know on CZcams!!). Re: Fawlty Towers, German episode. A good friend of mine is German and he not only finds this episode brilliant, he also tells me that it is considered a classic in Germany itself. But to answer you question succinctly: Too many 'bed wetters' in too many senior positions. Too many of those supposedly 'sensitive' to the feeling of others, when those 'needing protection' not only do not care, but share in the joke. But the really sad thing is that if the fashion changed to carpet bombing Germans rather than protecting their supposed sensibilities, these same mandarins would prove to be instant turncoats. 'Jobsworths' to a man/woman/person of unknown sexuality.
When I was 11. I met them both in Australia at Doyle's restaurant on northern beaches .it was my parents wedding anniversary dinner. Sat with them for a couple of hours. My step father was a massive fan
I liked the two Ronnies, I thought their comedy was some of the best, and still do. This is the first time I'd seen this one, and considering they're a pair of poms their performance as Aussies was not too bad.
Had a work mate wanted us to pour a bottle of Jack Daniels over his grave. The boss and I agreed but told him we'd be filtering it through our kidneys first...
I have actually done this. With A bottle of Jack Daniels. He was my best mate and it was a pact we made in high school. I know it would have amused him from the beyond…
Wouldnt get away with it today, sadly. Some soy latte sipping member of the pseudo intelligencia would be offended and shed a tear in front of cameras on a red carpet somewhere blaming the nazi elite for their homophobia.....those were the days... (sigh)...
When that Harris bloke did the song 'Jake the Peg', I turned to my wife and said. "Darl! I reckon that that's got a double meaning." and she said "How so?" & I said, "It's all about his middle leg. Ain't that code for dick?" & she said. "I dunno. It's so long since I saw one."
It's like 'the flies' that pervade our joint. If ya can't beat 'em join 'em or keep ya bloody gob shut (or nearly)lest the flies get in. As an Aussie who was at school in WW2 when outdoor & canvas shithouses & flies were the mix of choice (or none) , I agree with those who reckon that the way we Aussies talk is as a direct result of the flies fear of getting in. [for the pommy bastards, I contend that the hot Aussie climate pre AirCon & even now, has a direct correlation to how we Aussie talk to this very day, in Lockdown or not.]
What you guys don't seem to realise is that that's Corbetts genius. Getting it wrong on the accent and calling the crocs alligators is part of the piss take. I mean, you don't think somebody in the production crew didn't know that there aren't any alligators in Australia? Or that Corbett wasn't mangling the eccentric on purpose? These guys were professionals!
Corbett’s Aussie acent could do with a bit of work but Barker’s was excellant. I’ve seen lots of Barker’s character in the flesh in Queensland and the Territory (NT). I take issue with only one item - Barker was a bit light on with the number of flies he was prepared to consume with his sandwich. Some people have commented on the alligator line but that can be tempered by the reality of the various Alligator rivers in the NT.......... Good work, boys. You are sadly missed, even in Oz
@@franceskronenwett3539 all British sketch comedy was if you grew up in the 60's, 70's, 80's- Benny Hill, Kenny Everett, Dick Emery, The Goodies, Morecambe and Wise, Dave Allen(from Ireland), Alexei Sayle, Hale and Pace.
Peter from Even if there are rivers called, Alligator, in Aust, there are no Alligators, so I don’t see how that gets a pass. Also, I have never heard someone called a wowser, either.
Many many thanks for uploading these wonderfully funny videos. I used to love watching the Two Ronnies. They were absolutely brillant. Such good British comedy is missing these days.
When I was a kid, I couldn't discern between Aussie and British accent. South-East as spoken by everyday people that is. When I came to England, I asked which part of the country 'Neighbours' was set in😂😂. Then I worked with Aussie backpackers in London and finally got the BIG difference, especially when the British, Aussie, Kiwis and South Africans were bantering about the usual Ashes and Rugby tour. 30yrs later, not as much Aussies here and the younger folks seem to use a heck of a lot more Americanisms and have a more toned down accent. What happened to the bogans?😂😂
I was in training for an Oz process targeted for IBM Tech Support, Oceania region in 2006 in India with some folks from Oz. It was really difficult to understand the recordings. I never had to speak so long and give presentations on scenarios. Then there was some NZ English part as well. It was really great to watch and hear Steve Waugh and Richard Hadley speaking their kind of English. But being an IT guy and an English teacher at the same time with decent exposure to different kinds of English speaking locales, it was so great to see this. It's so sad that I only found them after they are no more. PBUT.
Cootamundra was the first train stop on the way to Griffith from sydney when I first came here 9 years ago, bloody rainy and cold and like nothing I’ve ever seen before , what a time
@@obs4281 EXACTLY!! We used to be able to laugh at ourselves and our mates ..I’m feeling Nostalgic .. ahhhh the old days before people became pussies ..and offended by everything ......wish we could go back ..that would heaven 🤣🤣
@@catherinefraker7461 Uh huh! Sad truth, I don’t see it ever being how it was ever again. I’d put money on it, I just don’t see how it could ever be like it was :(
Every Friday night, at the in-laws, we would watch The Two Ronnies on ABC Channel 2 in Sydney. Then came Porridge and Arkwright. The best of British comedy wholly consumed with relish by Australians. Miss these two British geniuses. From a 5th Generation descendent of a Convict transported from Cork in 1818.
Remember they made humour out of all sorts of people. Mostly,they were laughing at themselves,and that made them so popular and well liked. Such wonderful humour,and open observation of ordinary people,with no rancour whatsoever.
As an Aussie, I find this sketch hilarious! Mind you, there is no way the PC brigade would allow some of the dialogue nowadays. It’s a shame that comedy like this is all but dead.
@Hazel McRae True sentiment, but I would never poke fun at our friends across the Tasman, as most of your guys are just too big, and the ‘Haka’ scares the hell out of me! Cheers from a friendly Aussie!
@Kenneth McRae Who needs the PC brigade? Only themselves, I think they are lonely people with nothing else to do but look for something to do that makes them think they are relevant in this world.
Ha! Christ I'm glad we've moved on from some of this but this is just hilarious. I don't know if it's an Aussie thing but seeing other cultures take the piss out of us just cracks me up.
Barker’s aussie accent is the best Ive ever heard american comics fail at this everytime...........LOL as it so turns out us aussies really are legends :-)
Cootamundra's got everything! There's a stock and station agent, a produce store, a gunsmiths, an agricultural machinery place, a servo, a Woolies, a pub ... why wouldn't it have a travel agent, too? :-)
I laughed till I cried..I m an Aussie, talk about cultural cringe!! 9/10 for the accents and I only spotted one technical error..we have crocodiles, not alligators, and the Rolf Harris joke takes on a whole new meaning nowadays
Yeah poor old Rolf, targeted because he couldnt defend himself. They are backdating "no touch" rules back 30 years or more. When people were alllowed to pat others on the backsode - either gender. If a kid says someone touched them, the accused is put in 11 days jail, EVEN WHILE INNOCENT while waiting for trial.. Trial goes thru, -- no verdict, so no resolution. They guy still stays accused for the rest of their life and the kid gets away with it. The person who led the kid to say the thing should be allowed to be sued and have his house taken away.
@@stumpypetros2685 yeah I don't pretend to be familiar with Rolf's case, but a girl who had her bottom fondled by Rolf in the BBC television Centre lift 20 years before got a couple of minutes on national news to tell about it. Around then thousands of underage girls who had been used by Asians for years were coming forward and the BBC gave passing mention on national news.
Could you imagine a plague of Rolf Harris'? Rolf Harris'. They fought the dogs. And killed the cats. Bit the babies in their cradles. And ate the cheese out of the vats. And licked the soups from the cooks' own ladels. And opened the kegs of salted sprats. Made nests inside men's Sunday hats. They even spoiled the women's chats. By drowning their speaking with shrieking and squeaking in fifty different sharps and flats. And the muttering grew to a grumbling. And the grumbling grew to a mighty rumbling. And out of the houses the Rolfs came tumbling! And when they reached the other side. A wonderous portal opened wide. And when all were in to the very last. The door in the other side shut fast. And they were never heard of again. All except one who was lame. And so the land was rid of Rolf Harris'.
This was filmed as part of a Two Ronnies in Australia special, where they actually came to Australia and filmed routines especially for the Australian audience.
Doubtful. They were clever guys. Australian words (like aboriginal place names) have a funny, sort of rhythmic sound to the "untrained UK ear". It reminded me of the Morcambe and Wise "Yvonne Dinner-gong" gag line.
beldengi ... you need to learn one thing Beldengi ... the poms are not in the UK ... they/ we are already here ..we are the poms ( technically spelled Pome), they are the Brits.. leave them at home to play with Brextit ... 🤷♂️
beldengi. I'm a big fan of British humour, inheriting it from my English Mum. You say the 'Hanging Rock' joke would be a no go zone these days. So definitely would be the term 'Abo' or 'Abos', which for some time now, is regarded as bad as the 'N' word in the US.!
Cripes, that was funny as. Hard not to laugh at those two. Even when they were having a shot at you, it was all done was a certain style that made you have a good laugh at yourself.
Alligators 😁🤫 . But seriously - it brought back childhood memory’s - Of the times I lived with my old man , He was always half pissed on EMU EXPORT - watching The old wooden box / black and white TV …Pissing himself laughing - watching the two Ronnie’s .
Oh, no, It's "Cobber"! Thanks for reminding me, of Mum's dad, 'Pop. It was his favourite thing, to sit at his kitchen table, his top & bottom teeth on the table, listening to the Races, while reading 'The Death Notices'. When ya think about it, that's about the only way, a person could keep track of all the kids he went to school with, (As long as they were female, as once they marry they had to change their Surname, so were untraceable, Sick, Ain't it?), folk he used to know, or work with, was to keep yer eye on 'The Death notices'.
"They used beer to put the fire out?"
.. "after they drank it.. Yes". Put me in hysterics 😂
Same. Scared the cat
Back in the days when we didn't take ourselves too seriously ! Loved the golden years of British comedy on Aussie TV. 😎👍❤
I as an Aussie take no offence at the two Ronnies taking the piss out of us. Hilarious . Loved it.
Yes, the same as us Irish. We love to be the butt of jokes.
Same.
(I’m an Aussie Ronnie)
You're obviously not aboriginal.
@@nathrogers7 not thinned skin either . Get on with life
@@jimlight5641 Yeah, keep fighting evolution buddy.
I'm an Aussie 🦘 fukn so well done!! I used to watch THE TWO RONNIES as a kid 😂 but now as an adult I laugh so much I've seriously laughed me titts off 😂😂😂
As an Australian, I'd like to know why they inserted canned laughter into what is obviously a DOCUMENTARY.
LOL!!! 🤣
HA - true.
That's not canned laughter. That's the boys in the back trying to count to10.
😅😅😅
Malcolm TAS: Gold Award for best comment. Still laughing.
Those 2 funny men can do no wrong. Even years after their departure from this life, they live on to keep us laughing.
GeoffWhere .........
Brilliant entertainers both of them !
Now and a Saturday night what do you get for your TV licence tax? Over three hours of celebrity game shows.
I totally agree. These two were hilarious.
Two masters of the English language. My childhood & education was much improved by watching them every week.
This is better than the Kylie Monogue commercial for tourism. The Two Ronnie’s are the best of British comedy
Ronnies, not Ronnie is!
@@dunruden9720 There’s a saying about apostrophes. When in doubt, leave it out!
There was a funny Monty Python sketch spoofing Aussies, where everyone in the sketch was called Bruce.
and the Rolf Harris episode of The Goodies
A dose of the Two Ronnies is always the best medicine 😂😂
Barker pulled off Aussie accent great.👏
I'm an Aussie who lives near Cootamundra and love this, I wish we could still laugh at this type of humour without being labelled racist!!
If you can still find this type of humour you can still laugh
at it and put two fingers up to the PC police, if you dont you
only give those nutjobs more power.
It is in our.power to neutralise these crazies by ignoring them.
What race did you have in mind? I didn't know that the Australians were a race? :))
@@southerncomfort7490 The convict race
@@southerncomfort7490 I was joking and why did the Germans episode of fawlty towers get taken down by the BBC?
@@lapalad Oh Good (you never know on CZcams!!). Re: Fawlty Towers, German episode. A good friend of mine is German and he not only finds this episode brilliant, he also tells me that it is considered a classic in Germany itself.
But to answer you question succinctly: Too many 'bed wetters' in too many senior positions. Too many of those supposedly 'sensitive' to the feeling of others, when those 'needing protection' not only do not care, but share in the joke. But the really sad thing is that if the fashion changed to carpet bombing Germans rather than protecting their supposed sensibilities, these same mandarins would prove to be instant turncoats. 'Jobsworths' to a man/woman/person of unknown sexuality.
Grew up on a staple diet of quality British Comedy, and it didn't come better than these two guys.
As an Aussie I can honestly say the first 30 seconds is pretty accurate.
the whole f*cken lots accurate mate hahaha
@@deepsouthNZ I'll second that.
Aussies can always laugh at themselves - instead of getting offended. That's one of the many reasons why they're so special.
@@lou5501 Awww, thank you, Lou.
@@lou5501 I mean..most cultures can laugh at themselves but ok
RIP Ronnies, my grandparents loved you :)
Ronnie Barker was a MASTER of accents!! Both Ronnie's are comedy legends..
pretty pathetic actually
the accent is not even close or funny.
they could have worked it far better than this
@@thomaselliott573 I thought Corbett’s accent needed work, but Barker’s sounded authentic to me.
@@thomaselliott573 sour grapes much? I bet you're a riot at parties
I'm Australian and this was the best ever,love Ronnie barker
When I was 11. I met them both in Australia at Doyle's restaurant on northern beaches .it was my parents wedding anniversary dinner. Sat with them for a couple of hours. My step father was a massive fan
Watson's Bay?
@@kerryroberthughes8054 yep off pittwater .40 years ago .been awhile
'They used beer to put the fire out?' 'Only after they drank it!'
Londonfogey guess they pissed off the fire
@@vishnoor LOL..yes
Now that is Australian!
@@jonh9561 Yes yes Yes
Following that logic, I'm a fireman.
I liked the two Ronnies, I thought their comedy was some of the best, and still do.
This is the first time I'd seen this one, and considering they're a pair of poms their performance as Aussies was not too bad.
Had a work mate wanted us to pour a bottle of Jack Daniels over his grave. The boss and I agreed but told him we'd be filtering it through our kidneys first...
> told him we'd be filtering it through our kidneys first...
Your respect is appreciated.
LOL
Classic
I have actually done this. With A bottle of Jack Daniels. He was my best mate and it was a pact we made in high school. I know it would have amused him from the beyond…
Liver not kidneys.
"...wandering and acting queer, now he's gone mince-about", that cracked me up! Superb!
It was bloody brilliant wasn't it. LOL.
I think I can see your nostrils
Wouldnt get away with it today, sadly. Some soy latte sipping member of the pseudo intelligencia would be offended and shed a tear in front of cameras on a red carpet somewhere blaming the nazi elite for their homophobia.....those were the days... (sigh)...
@@treblesix8730 yip
@@treblesix8730 Careful there Birdman, or the soy latte sippers will come after you! Such thoughts are best kept amongst friends.
happy days when we could laugh at each other.
Thank goodness for the two ronnies, laughter is good for the soul. Terrific duo.
Not a bad effort at authenticity, by two incredibly talented Poms RIP legends of comedy ❤🍻
That Rofl Harris burn was way ahead of its time...
A Premonition from the future? Or just common sense?
Yes, a premonition of the future? Or just plain ol' common sense?
When that Harris bloke did the song 'Jake the Peg', I turned to my wife and said. "Darl! I reckon that that's got a double meaning." and she said "How so?" & I said, "It's all about his middle leg. Ain't that code for dick?" & she said. "I dunno. It's so long since I saw one."
It's like 'the flies' that pervade our joint. If ya can't beat 'em join 'em or keep ya bloody gob shut (or nearly)lest the flies get in. As an Aussie who was at school in WW2 when outdoor & canvas shithouses & flies were the mix of choice (or none) , I agree with those who reckon that the way we Aussies talk is as a direct result of the flies fear of getting in. [for the pommy bastards, I contend that the hot Aussie climate pre AirCon & even now, has a direct correlation to how we Aussie talk to this very day, in Lockdown or not.]
Rolf Harris, made me stop and listen again. Would seem suspicions were ripe back them that something odd about him.
What you guys don't seem to realise is that that's Corbetts genius.
Getting it wrong on the accent and calling the crocs alligators is part of the piss take.
I mean, you don't think somebody in the production crew didn't know that there aren't any alligators in Australia? Or that Corbett wasn't mangling the eccentric on purpose?
These guys were professionals!
lmaooo,Aussie here,miss good old fashioned comedy.
Corbett’s Aussie acent could do with a bit of work but Barker’s was excellant. I’ve seen lots of Barker’s character in the flesh in Queensland and the Territory (NT). I take issue with only one item - Barker was a bit light on with the number of flies he was prepared to consume with his sandwich. Some people have commented on the alligator line but that can be tempered by the reality of the various Alligator rivers in the NT.......... Good work, boys. You are sadly missed, even in Oz
Corbett can't do an Aussie accent. It sounds like a demented slightly posh country yokel.
Your spelling could do with some work, as well.
It is good to know that the Two Ronnies was appreciated in Australia.
@@franceskronenwett3539 all British sketch comedy was if you grew up in the 60's, 70's, 80's- Benny Hill, Kenny Everett, Dick Emery, The Goodies, Morecambe and Wise, Dave Allen(from Ireland), Alexei Sayle, Hale and Pace.
Peter from
Even if there are rivers called,
Alligator, in Aust, there are no
Alligators, so I don’t see how
that gets a pass. Also, I have
never heard someone called
a wowser, either.
Many many thanks for uploading these wonderfully funny videos. I used to love watching the Two Ronnies. They were absolutely brillant. Such good British comedy is missing these days.
Putting out the fires with beer, after they’d drunk it...! 😂😂 Please, a bit more of this needed in Australia at the moment. Hilarious. 👍
I went down the billabong and was bitten on the sit upon by a goolegong
Why!? Is there a bush fire somewhere? Oh sorry, yes, maybe a year ago.
They were brilliant!!!💚Great memories!!!
That Rolf Harris line is truer than ever...
I am an Aussie that was great.
we don't have rabies though!
Or alligators
we've got crocs though! but they're better than rabies
We do have some pretty much identical bat viruses.
But mad bats are much easier to avoid than mad dogs
and dogs are everywhere in society, whereas most Aussies living in the cities and suburbs never see bats outside of caves and zoos etc
Oldies are the best.....gold
Whenever you see someone with corks on their hat, you know you're looking at a pommie tourist!
Spot on its a Pommie invention that no Aussie would be caught dead wearing
Of course it is!
How else is it funny? 😄😄
lmfao Barker was a comic genius. With Corbett it was such a great comedy team.
Barker's accent is awesome (I'm Australian)
Yeah he does it well doesn't he!
bruce, tribute to monty python
I'm Australian and I approve of Ronnie Barker's accent.
Corbets accent is terrible 😂😂
Most people are terrible at doing accents different from their own. A small portion of people can do any accent well. Barker is one of them.
Apparently the Aussie accent is about the hardest to pull off...and this isn't too bad. Good effort!
When I was a kid, I couldn't discern between Aussie and British accent. South-East as spoken by everyday people that is. When I came to England, I asked which part of the country 'Neighbours' was set in😂😂. Then I worked with Aussie backpackers in London and finally got the BIG difference, especially when the British, Aussie, Kiwis and South Africans were bantering about the usual Ashes and Rugby tour. 30yrs later, not as much Aussies here and the younger folks seem to use a heck of a lot more Americanisms and have a more toned down accent. What happened to the bogans?😂😂
@@ememe1412 They're in Rockinham WA. 😂
I was in training for an Oz process targeted for IBM Tech Support, Oceania region in 2006 in India with some folks from Oz. It was really difficult to understand the recordings. I never had to speak so long and give presentations on scenarios. Then there was some NZ English part as well. It was really great to watch and hear Steve Waugh and Richard Hadley speaking their kind of English. But being an IT guy and an English teacher at the same time with decent exposure to different kinds of English speaking locales, it was so great to see this. It's so sad that I only found them after they are no more. PBUT.
Nitin Kataria .Just don't emigrate here...you lot just cause too much crime and corruption.
I pissed myself laughing during the 1st 30 seconds, comedy gold.
I pissed myself drinking throughout the entirety! Wat a bloody Galah am I?
I was laughing before a word was even uttered. Barker just cracks me up.
Well at least the little bloke wasn’t attacked by Koalas. Must not have been the mating season.
Cootamundra was the first train stop on the way to Griffith from sydney when I first came here 9 years ago, bloody rainy and cold and like nothing I’ve ever seen before , what a time
They were the absolute best. Delia
The flies and butter was such a brilliant act...so close to fair dinkum
The oz accent is one of the hardest to emulate ..the 2 Ron's demonstrate this admirably.
Lol they're English. They're halfway there!
Ha, ha. Even though they're having a shot at my fellow countrymen, I still love these two. That line @1.30 is a beauty!
Back when we could laugh at ourselves.
True. People who can say what you've just said can still laugh at themselves aye, it’s usually just the PC nutjobs that ruin all the fun tchhhhhh
@Anthony Timmers Okay
@@obs4281 EXACTLY!!
We used to be able to laugh at ourselves and our mates ..I’m feeling Nostalgic .. ahhhh the old days before people became pussies ..and offended by everything ......wish we could go back ..that would heaven 🤣🤣
@@catherinefraker7461 Uh huh! Sad truth, I don’t see it ever being how it was ever again. I’d put money on it, I just don’t see how it could ever be like it was :(
Shut up peter
Love this pair They are National Treasures !!.
Bloody pomes, cracked me up. Well done guys. Toooo funny!
OMG I'm Aussie and their accents are hilarious!
Every Friday night, at the in-laws, we would watch The Two Ronnies on ABC Channel 2 in Sydney. Then came Porridge and Arkwright. The best of British comedy wholly consumed with relish by Australians. Miss these two British geniuses. From a 5th Generation descendent of a Convict transported from Cork in 1818.
Porridge was brilliant
Bloody beautiful!
My Hobbit name is "Drongo Bogans" and I find these two Poms are hilarious. lol
Damn, this is funny, great Aussie accents. The Rolf Harris bit works well now days.
A friend of mine bought a few of his originals some time ago as an investment.
Might be worth a few bucks after he's pegged it.
Remember they made humour out of all sorts of people. Mostly,they were laughing at themselves,and that made them so popular and well liked. Such wonderful humour,and open observation of ordinary people,with no rancour whatsoever.
As an Aussie, I find this sketch hilarious! Mind you, there is no way the PC brigade would allow some of the dialogue nowadays. It’s a shame that comedy like this is all but dead.
@Hazel McRae
True sentiment, but I would never poke fun at our friends across the Tasman, as most of your guys are just too big, and the ‘Haka’ scares the hell out of me!
Cheers from a friendly Aussie!
Political and racial correctness has nailed the coffin lid on British comedy.
Yeah, still looking for a boxed set of 'Love Thy Neighbor' in JB HiFi. Not gonna happen.
Yeh true, comedy is dead
@Kenneth McRae Who needs the PC brigade? Only themselves, I think
they are lonely people with nothing else to do but look for something
to do that makes them think they are relevant in this world.
He's even got his "Millers Shirt" on, v. trendy in '60's-80's.Brilliantisimo.
Aussie country gal here - this is still gold.
Ha! Christ I'm glad we've moved on from some of this but this is just hilarious. I don't know if it's an Aussie thing but seeing other cultures take the piss out of us just cracks me up.
He went down to Dawson's Creek !!! LOL !!! Snuck in that reference to an American TV show !!!
Stone the crows... really good these two blokes.
Geez their Australian accents are pretty good!
Corbett's accent wavers around, but it actually makes it funnier :)
Sounded like he was from the Western Suburbs!
Very good accents. I think they could even pass here unnoticed. As usual, wonderfully done.
Barker’s aussie accent is the best Ive ever heard american comics fail at this everytime...........LOL as it so turns out us aussies really are legends :-)
‘They used beer to put the fire out?’ ‘Yeah after they drank it yeah’. 😆
This is the Australia I miss.
the funniest part about this is the idea that Cootamundra has a travel agency
Cootamundra's got everything! There's a stock and station agent, a produce store, a gunsmiths, an agricultural machinery place, a servo, a Woolies, a pub ... why wouldn't it have a travel agent, too? :-)
@@Maclabhruinnand a ship?? 😆
More life in this sketch than in Cootamundra believe me...
As soon as I saw him I started to laugh because I knew something hilarious would come as usual, great british humour
Barker's accent is the closest I've heard from any English actor 👍
Donald Pleasence In Wake In Fright 1970 Was Probably Best Aussie Accent By A Non Australian!🤔🇦🇺
@@jessesands4099 yes, very good movie that!
@@65tosspowertrapl36 Better than the remake...
Better than Corbett's
Dev Patel in Lion was the best i can think of.
I laughed till I cried..I m an Aussie, talk about cultural cringe!! 9/10 for the accents and I only spotted one technical error..we have crocodiles, not alligators, and the Rolf Harris joke takes on a whole new meaning nowadays
Yeah poor old Rolf, targeted because he couldnt defend himself. They are backdating "no touch" rules back 30 years or more. When people were alllowed to pat others on the backsode - either gender. If a kid says someone touched them, the accused is put in 11 days jail, EVEN WHILE INNOCENT while waiting for trial.. Trial goes thru, -- no verdict, so no resolution. They guy still stays accused for the rest of their life and the kid gets away with it. The person who led the kid to say the thing should be allowed to be sued and have his house taken away.
Alligators are yanks, don't belong to Australia
Just one? What about Deadly Nightshade, Vampire Bats & King Snakes? Locusts I will accept.
@@stumpypetros2685 yeah I don't pretend to be familiar with Rolf's case, but a girl who had her bottom fondled by Rolf in the BBC television Centre lift 20 years before got a couple of minutes on national news to tell about it. Around then thousands of underage girls who had been used by Asians for years were coming forward and the BBC gave passing mention on national news.
freebeerfordworkers I appreciate your information!
LOL These two could do anyone! Legends!
These blokes are truly funny, you've nailed it Ronnie's 👍
Bloody good with the accent
+Martin Mayhew Too right might !
"They used beer to put the fire out?"
"Yeah, After they had drunk it, yeah."
It's just as good as the New Queen's speech one!
PURE GOLD! 👌😎
The loneliness of the Rolf Harris fan club. How prophetic is that??
Could you imagine a plague of Rolf Harris'?
Rolf Harris'.
They fought the dogs.
And killed the cats.
Bit the babies in their cradles.
And ate the cheese out of the vats.
And licked the soups from the cooks' own ladels.
And opened the kegs of salted sprats.
Made nests inside men's Sunday hats.
They even spoiled the women's chats.
By drowning their speaking with shrieking and squeaking in fifty different sharps and flats.
And the muttering grew to a grumbling.
And the grumbling grew to a mighty rumbling.
And out of the houses the Rolfs came tumbling!
And when they reached the other side.
A wonderous portal opened wide.
And when all were in to the very last.
The door in the other side shut fast.
And they were never heard of again.
All except one who was lame.
And so the land was rid of Rolf Harris'.
@@2bobaf Isnt that from the Goodies? Heh...
When you could make a joke without the INET going berserk!! Thanks for a great video!!💙❄💙
Exactly, political correctness today is unbelievable.........
love the pommy humour love the two ronnies..
Absolutely the best fake Aussie accents ever! But, seriously? Alligators? No bloody way cobber!
only an Australian could have written that script. The Hanging Rock joke would be a no go zone these days. But to all you poms . . come on downunder.
This was filmed as part of a Two Ronnies in Australia special, where they actually came to Australia and filmed routines especially for the Australian audience.
LOL. True.
Doubtful. They were clever guys. Australian words (like aboriginal place names) have a funny, sort of rhythmic sound to the "untrained UK ear". It reminded me of the Morcambe and Wise "Yvonne Dinner-gong" gag line.
beldengi ... you need to learn one thing Beldengi ... the poms are not in the UK ... they/ we are already here ..we are the poms ( technically spelled Pome), they are the Brits.. leave them at home to play with Brextit ... 🤷♂️
beldengi. I'm a big fan of British humour, inheriting it from my English Mum. You say the 'Hanging Rock'
joke would be a no go zone these days. So definitely would be the term 'Abo' or 'Abos', which for some
time now, is regarded as bad as the 'N' word in the US.!
I live in Cootmundra, no joke but this is hilarious.
+robbo 5 life so do i Robbo 5 life it is funny
I live in the city in NSW. These 2 are just brilliant! :p
+Ed Kelly Ed i like you :)
+Ed Kelly Hey Ed i like you..any relation to Ned?
Do you really spell it like that or is it a typo?
Crikey I LOVE this!!!!
The accents were almost on the mark.
Cripes, that was funny as. Hard not to laugh at those two. Even when they were having a shot at you, it was all done was a certain style that made you have a good laugh at yourself.
A dying art, what with all the perpetually offended snowflakes coming up though the ranks now.
Strewth Blinky, I reckon you're right.
Ronnie B can pull off anything, even a good Aussie accent.
Those were pretty impressive attempts at Aussie accents: among the best I've heard!
Barker's accent was pretty well spot on, a good skit all round cobber!!
Alligators 😁🤫 . But seriously - it brought back childhood memory’s - Of the times I lived with my old man , He was always half pissed on EMU EXPORT - watching The old wooden box / black and white TV …Pissing himself laughing - watching the two Ronnie’s .
Barker's accent is better than Corbett's. Corbett keeps drifting into something more like a southern American accent.
I have no idea what accent Ronnie Corbett was trying to do. It was bloody awful.
Still funny though
I don't think that Barker strayed off the accent even for an instant. He was completely convincing.
He reminds me of Roy Billings, the kiwi actor who works on oz tv.
I thought they were both pretty bad. But I’m not Australian.
Corbett, looking like Fred West! 🤣🤣
Just brilliant! Even now in 2023.❤😊
as an aussie i rekon that was beaut the ronnie's are kings
Ross and Craig talking about Bruce, Wayne, & Dennis. They got the names right.
"After they drunk it!" 😂😂😂
Bloody brilliant, Too Right Coba!
Oh, no, It's "Cobber"! Thanks for reminding me, of Mum's dad, 'Pop. It was his favourite thing, to sit at his kitchen table, his top & bottom teeth on the table, listening to the Races, while reading 'The Death Notices'.
When ya think about it, that's about the only way, a person could keep track of all the kids he went to school with, (As long as they were female, as once they marry they had to change their Surname, so were untraceable, Sick, Ain't it?), folk he used to know, or work with, was to keep yer eye on 'The Death notices'.
Blimey, fair dinkum, mate!
Bloody oath! Good onya mate!