Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson,Vic reeves and Bob Mortimer the funniest people on telly at that time, people these days don't know what they've missed 😀
Fast Show has to be one of the funniest shows ever. Paul Whitehouse is hilarious. He plays one of the members of the group Slade with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Cracks you up.😊
@@johnkavanagh3830 The charictor is loosly based on a mix of Arthur askey and max miller. This particular sketch is, i think based on the will hey movie " the goose steps out".. These are just educated guesses though, as i remember that movie from when i was a child being on BB2 in a week day evening. It was the night my dad swore he saw a UFO while out walking the dog so thats why it stuck in my mind lol😅😅😅🛸🛸👽👾
You would like the sequel - actually made in Germany after the war. Arthur and Chester go to work for Dr. Müller in “Confessions of a Door to Door Bratwurst Salesman”.
George Formby was the biggest British star of the 1930s and '40s, he could not go out anywhere for being mobbed. The British watched morale on the home front obsessively and even developed the documentary via the "people watching" movement to get a good idea about this. Highest moment of British morale was the scene in Formby war-effort movie where he jumps into Hitler's balcony and chins him that this scene is lampooning. Clearly simpler times.
Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson,Vic reeves and Bob Mortimer the funniest people on telly at that time, people these days don't know what they've missed 😀
Not Charlie Higson, just no
@@monkeytennis8861 He wrote a lot of the show
"Quick Chester, before the Narz-eyes git us!"
Fast Show has to be one of the funniest shows ever. Paul Whitehouse is hilarious. He plays one of the members of the group Slade with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Cracks you up.😊
I like Chester Drawers!
"tell us ze one about ze washboard again!!!"
Five, four, three, two...Hun
Threw a bit of coal at her at a barbecue in deal.😂
lol omg dude tnx i was searching for this long time hahahaah best show ever
Genius comedy, what a creation
Al lot of younger people wouldn't be able to relate to this, because they wouldn't know what the parody was based on.
Neither do you. What is it then?
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The charictor is loosly based on a mix of Arthur askey and max miller. This particular sketch is, i think based on the will hey movie " the goose steps out"..
These are just educated guesses though, as i remember that movie from when i was a child being on BB2 in a week day evening. It was the night my dad swore he saw a UFO while out walking the dog so thats why it stuck in my mind lol😅😅😅🛸🛸👽👾
"i like tommy cockles!"
ha ha
1:39 "C'mon , Schnell before the Nazzies get us !"
I'd love to actually watch that film....anything with Arthur + his poor wingman/fall -guy chester😂
You would like the sequel - actually made in Germany after the war. Arthur and Chester go to work for Dr. Müller in “Confessions of a Door to Door Bratwurst Salesman”.
Hello there!
The Huns think Arthur is Der Fuerher - good thing they don’t notice that is a Hitler Youth armband he is wearing.
Wo ist mein Washbrett?
Wie seltsam!
He makes me laugh! XD
chester might have been the butt of the joke but I'm sure he was able to buy a nice house with all the work atkinson inexplicably threw his way
Chaplin would have loved it
Hello there
I like the bit the intro where the angle changes for no reason
George Formby was the biggest British star of the 1930s and '40s, he could not go out anywhere for being mobbed.
The British watched morale on the home front obsessively and even developed the documentary via the "people watching" movement to get a good idea about this.
Highest moment of British morale was the scene in Formby war-effort movie where he jumps into Hitler's balcony and chins him that this scene is lampooning. Clearly simpler times.
Phew, lucky that stamp stuck over Arthur's lip.
2:07 Higson looks like general Jodel (the bald one) with a hat on in the hitler parodies :-)
🤣🤣🤣
2:58 that clip is also used in monty python
The funniest joke in the world
From “Triumph of the Will”.
ehheheheheheeeee
Mark Williams does a very impressive salute, I have to say
...Simon Day does it funnier
Fucking hell lol
Voss is diss? Das einglander und pal as Der boss? Bah, zeelion vill be soon when ze tides are right.
You ain't seen this comment right!
Went on about a minute too long.