American Reacts to Harry Enfield and Chums - Pammy and Stanley REACTION
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King Boomer's Reaction to Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke playing Pammy and Stanley in this British comedy skit where they berate their relatives for not being as rich as they are. ENJOY!
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There’s a 3rd sketch where the tables turn on Harry’s character 😂
That's the 1 I always remember
With the Pink Floyd door chimes...
Yeah they win the lottery lol, and the ‘rich’ family members end up fuming 😂
"Stanley? Who do we know with a newer Mercedes than us?"
"NAAOBUDEEE!"
"T'other an 'umble pauper"
The other is an humble pauper.
@@TcoldsteelThe other is a humble pauper. :evil grin:
I'm British and I struggled with it, ty
@@welshgit I get your point 😁but, for me being from East London, the H will always remain silent.🤫
@@Tcoldsteel Ahhhh, good point! I didn't consider a potential accent!
Well played, Sir/Madam 😁
2:41 humble pauper
The sketch is about (Harry) being from a very working class background, but has made some money and now thinks he is considerably better than everyone else. He has acquired wealth, but absolutely no taste or decorum.
"Has acquired wealth and the lack of taste, decorum and humanity that comes with it."
@@etherealbolweevil6268
Acquired being the key word here.
Poor Mr Boomer totally out of his depth, even not so subtle humour is lost on him 😂
He's a social climber, the worst.
That's a Brummie accent fyi.
These characters were exactly like my ex boss and his wife down to a tee, 💯. Even the accent and the arrogance 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks KB for bringing back such funny memories 👍
If you want to react to Kathy Burke performing some real comedy, her UK sitcom "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme" is a must-watch. Kathy performs the theme with her co-star, James Dreyfus, is also the script editor.
It’s terrible. On par with Mrs Browns Boys
I second this. I loved Gimme Gimme Gimme but might not have aged well.
@@dannjp75 that's bullshit
Glad you enjoyed those two sketches! If you want to go to the opposite end of the spectrum, look up Harry Endfield and Kathy Burke playing The Slobs! The title will speak for itself when you watch their sketches (which, IMO are funnier than our two leads playing a rich couple.)
I taught my niece to say, "I am *smoking* a *fag*!" in the style of The Slobs, and made her promise not to show her mother (my very prim, proper sister-in-law) til I'd gone.
Lol.
I'm surprised the Wayne and Waynetta characters from Harry and Kathy haven't been recommended more. They're probably the most popular characters aside Kevin and Perry. You do need to avoid the 'Lottery' one though, as it only works once you know the characters.
Pack my bags and wipe my bum
The best one is when they go round to Frank's and Frank has won the lottery and even more considerably richer than them 🤣
Watch Toast of London with the queen. You’ll both love it
yess!
Kathy Burke is a queen of comedy and straight acting especially with Ray Winstone in Nil By Mouth superb film and very realistic brutality regarding domestic violence its an excellent film, showing the range of Kathy Burkes acting abilities.
Probably already been mentioned but “Pammy and Stanley and the Hotel owner” is a must watch 😂 keep it up KB
In england a "turtleneck" is called a "polo top" or "polo-neck" rhyming with solo.
I were thinking same ...polo neck ... didnt think I'd heard tother in u.k.
I like both partnerships with Harry Enfield, just very funny 😂 he said “Humble Pauper!” Basically trying to brag about their wealth! 😂😂
Am I the only person who is desperate for a King and Queen B reaction of Gimme Gimme Gimme. I think one of Kathy's finest performances, not subtle and nuanced perhaps but so much outrageous fun! ❤❤ #LindaLaHughesforever ❤❤
You got to see the end sketches for these. Hilarious
These characters have a very satisfying end :)
Paul Whitehouse was in a sketch show on the BBC called The Fast Show.
One of his many characters was a drunk old man who told stories that were basically unintelligible and therefore hilarious his catchphrase was "I was very, very drunk at the time".
One episode out of nowhere he told a super sad story about a lost love, my whole family was watching and you could have heard a pin drop he sold the sadness so well, my mum had to get a tissue to get something out of her eye.
He is a very underrated actor in my opinion.
The clip is on CZcams and its called Rowley Brikin - Sad story, brace yourself if you watch it, he gives what I think is his best performance ever.
I often wear a turtle neck, particularly when playing golf, you are right not to trust me!
I've asked so many times.....please do the FAST SHOW (Paul Whitehouse). It's an untapped goldmine of reactions.
Harry and Kathy as Kevin & Perry...
I like Harry's character "I am considerably richer than you".
You most definitely do want react to Stanley & Pammy again. Two sketches you enjoy is the hotel and lottery sketches, think you'll enjoy them having got the basics of the characters from these two sketches...
Being sisters we are to surmise that she had always lit a cigarette up there when she visited. It was no big deal back then lol.
2:40 - "And the other, a humble pauper." But Harry dials the Birmingham accent right up and pronounces as few letters as possible. He's Ozzy Osbourne, basically.
Except it's a black country accent!
@@dazo69Yes. Forgive me. I'm from Gloucestershire.
@@dazo69 Correction - it's a pretty crap attempt at a Black Country accent!
@@jeffknight904 🤣
@@dazo69 😁
Harry is a fucking GENIUS !!
"T'other an 'umble pauper" = the other, a humble pauper 😁 Brummie accent. They say "yow" instead of "you".
We don't, believe me. It's an attempt at a Black Country accent.
Smoking was VERY COMMON AND "NORMAL" AND LEGAL!!🚬 🚬 🚬 🚬
In the sketch where Frank wins the lottery, they go to Stanley’s house in a brand new Merc. They ring the doorbell. The ringtone is Money by Pink Floyd !
Considerably richer than yow!
What dialect/accent is that? Northern Irish? Yorkshire?
@@scipioafricanus5871Exaggerated Midlands - Birmingham/Black Country.
It's Brummie
Considrablay Reecher than yow,. must spell it right
There’s a good one where Stanley is in a smart hotel bar on an island, somewhere sunny: he chats to a young Hippie(ish) fella at the bar and gives the usual words “I am considerably….” etc to him. The response is priceless. Check it out if you can.
We love all his characters catchphrases. Ones i didn't like as much at first all become faves. I think these, and the old gits were 2 i wasn't won over on. Love them both as much as Stavaros, and Loadsamoney. (Kevin and Perry being top at the time, as i was a teenager. He summed us up pretty well)
Just watched an absolute classic British film from the 80's
Rita, Sue and Bob Too!
It's should be top of your list!
It was brilliant 😂
You wouldn't think those lovely boys behind Agadoo and Do The Conga would know a song like that, would you?
You've missed the last bit of the skit where Stanley wins the lottery.
This is all about the class system in the UK where society encourages people to sneer at others who are like them, just because they've managed to earn a bit of cash.
Yes, there's different reasons why this character is contemptable and funny to different people. Being arrogant to your "previous equals" and being a general arse is one thing, but he'd never be seen as an equal by those who've inherited their money even if he was a great guy. They'd laugh at what he'd do with his money.
@@jimb9063 It's fantastic observation humour by Enfield again.
Who taught you to say this sort of thing?
@@andreashessler838 Yes he's superb. It's a sign of sheer class when someone can roast something you love but it makes you roar with laughter. Love Le Carre's stuff, but the Eeny meeny miney mole sketch nearly killed me.
He may be wearing a turtleneck but I think you'll find they ARE considerably richer than yow! 😄
KATHY BURKE IS FUNNY AND GREAT IN "ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS" (ABFAB) HILARIOUS!!!!
JENNIFER SAUNDERS, DAWN FRENCH HAD COMEDY SKITS "FRENCH & SAUNDERS"😀😁😅😂
Love the last sketch in this series.
Oh and if you haven’t seen it, Harry and Kathy again, when Wayne and Waynetta win the lottery👍
The Prince and the Pauper is a novel by American author Mark Twain. The plot concerns the ascension of nine-year-old Edward VI of England in 1547 and his interactions with look-alike Tom Canty, a London pauper who lives with his abusive, alcoholic father.
2:37 “the other [is] a humble pauper”
Humble pauper lol
Humble pauper
If you want to see what an incredible actress Kathy Burke is. See the movie, 'Nil by Mouth'. It's directed by Gary Oldman and definitely not for the faint hearted.
Its quite a lot how British upper and middle classes saw Americans years ago. Dont remember which film its from but theres the lovely line,
" they can even make ice -cream vulgar"
delivered by Maggie smith when she's served an American ice cream in Italy
Stanley (Harry) called his sister in law a 'Humble pauper'.
2:38, a humble pauper
"An 'umble pauper"
Bear with them...they get better.
Also watch the clip
Middle aged men in the pub...from the fast show...its short but superb
Gotta see the he one of Pammy & Stanley in hotel x2 .
Harry and Paul’s sketches “40 45” and “ Quare “ are must watches.
They are speaking with 'Brummie' (Birmingham, England's second largest city) accents, and they are always boasting about how rich they are in comparison with Kathy's character's sister and brother-in-law.
Turtlenecks & blazers are back in force in London, since lockdown killed off the regular wearing of suits.
This sketch is from the second series of "Harry Enfield and Chums", c1996, I think. In a sketch in series 1, Pammy and Stanley were introduced as a couple on holiday in Spain, talking to another English couple in a bar. There's a cut version on YT- it's missing the opening bit where the other English couple notice P&S looking at them, and S says, "S'cuse me, sport. I couldn't help noticing that we are considerably richer than yow!" czcams.com/video/U8Kum8OUTuk/video.html You may recognise the actor playing the other English man...
Thanks for the turtleneck pointer !
I did suggest a while back the two Beatles parodies Harry and Paul did (music played too , but not actual Beatles music.
Very funny.
Watching King Boomer getting more and more wound up by Stan & Pam's obnoxious behaviour was great!
Don't worry King, they get their comeuppance in the end!
My favourite is when Stanley picks on a shabby man in a pub who happens to be a billionaire!
from them, you really wanna check 'i saw you coming' multiple sketches. and the 'dragon's den' spoofs. absolutely hilarious
I found the Dragons Dens sketches incredibly funny, however, the best part about them is how they have the dragons down to a tee. That will be lost on Boomer.
@@welshgit possibly yes. the kittenstomper is my favourite, it is So absurd 😂
@@CyberBeep_kenshi I just looked that one up now, I thought I'd seen them all, but I hadn't seen that one! Cheers!
@@CyberBeep_kenshi oh yeah, I do agree with "I saw you coming"
@@welshgit you're welcome;)
ever seen evil mr bean, from henry? 3 short ones, so good ;))
Harry Enfield described himself as a "middle class lefty". I always felt that informed this character; there's no-one that a left winger hates more than a working class person who got rich.
They win the lottery .
I'm not sure if they are putting on a brummie accent or Black Country (and I'm from the Black Country 😏) but one thing that's real is it doesn't matter how much wealth you gain you won't won't lose that accent. 😁
Success in the Lottery Business does convince some people that they are money making business gurus. I used to know a coal miner turned financial expert.
You don't ask if you can smoke in my house as you already know the answer.
There's a certain sort of self-made man from the West Midlands (Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Coventry) who are absolutely as obnoxious as Stanley. You need to check out the other sketches, especially where Stan and Pam go on holiday.
Think there not exclusive to the West Midlands
My sister had a bf like that. Lived in a rental property not far from the harbour. Used to invite me and my gf down so they could act like smug, a holes. Had a jetski and harassed everything for shits and giggles.
What do the British call a turtleneck?
This type of sweater is called a turtleneck in the US and a Polo neck jumper in the UK. Wearing a turtleneck is a good way to keep your neck warm during cold days. The collar usually consists of a double-folded fabric, making it extra insulating.
Itchy though I used to or maybe still own a yellow one.
We call them turtlenecks too. EDIT: We also have rollnecks which are even longer with more material, so need to be rolled down a lot. Like having a thick in built scarf in a garment. 🇬🇧
in black its a tactleneck!
See Archer😂
served a woman in a restaurant when i left school who was just like these two. "get me a bottle of wine boy and make sure it costs more than you're being paid a month here" ugh can't stand em lol
Anytime I see a picture of Armie Hammer he's wearing a turle-neck :O
There's always someone in the local pub that has money,but will never buy a drink for anyone.He reminds me of them
@KingBoomer 2:39 he says "an' t'other an'umble pauper" it's a Yorkshire dialect (even though for some reason they're speaking with a scouse/liverpool accent in this sketch) where "the" is abbreviated into a "t" at the beginning of the word that follows it. What he said in plain English was "and the other, a humble pauper" implying she is poor, or without quality of life.
It's a black country accent they're doing, not scouse.
Harry Enfield does a great Prince Charles in the show Windsors.
Your best way of understanding these people is to imagine boycie and Marlene from only fools and horses 😆 any one with a pound less then him is poor
back then 'almost' even if no one in the house smoked there would usually be an ashtray somewhere
I think those two clips just set the characters up, and yes they are (intentionally) horrid. Which makes what happens to them in some future sketches so good. Check out _Considerably Richer Than You (Hotel Owner)_ and _Stanley and Pammy's Lottery Win_ for example.
Also, check out the Self Righteous Brothers, two more great characters with Harry and Paul. There's a whole bunch of them out there.
If you haven’t watched Big Train yet I recommend it highly. It’s from the same guy behind Father Ted and IT Crowd.
"T'other an 'umble pauper" "The other a humble pauper"
Check out "wheres the bloke" sexiest football managers 😂😂
Your 'turtle neck' is a 'polo neck' in the UK although many younger British and Irish people may not know that either, as they tend to use both interchangeably today? It can become confusing when buying American clothing too as your sizing is different to ours, usually far bigger for some reason or another? Check it out?
Will you be doing 'Garth Marenghis dark place'? 😀
they are parodying a Birmingham accent. He is saying 'one the picture of sophistication and the other a 'umble (humble) pauper.' lol.
Nope yow wrong not brummie but Black Country totally diff
When people from Birmingham say "the other" they contract it to "t'other" so he said "t'other a mere pauper" or something along those lines.
It's a Brummie accent!
@@welshgit Sorry you are right, I don't know why I said Yorkshire, I'll change it, that was dumb.
@@rlawrence9838 😁😁 No worries, happens to us all!
@@welshgit 🙂
Last turtle neck I saw was Howard from the big bang theory, never on anyone in real life.
It’s a comedy, not to be taken too seriously and it’s absolutely fine not to like it you’re entitled to your opinion. It’s usually people who have had nothing and through either luck or hard work they have a 3 bedroom house rather that a 2 bedroom one and they do rub it in to family members as if they are stinking rich and often they are so poor that all they have is money! 😂
To put it in context, the two characters play working class people who happen to get a little financial success...and it got to their head.
To emphasise their working class background, they were made to come from the same town as Ozzy Osbourne... Birmingham...hence the "Brummie" accent.
The next sitcom reaction you and the queen should do is "Gimme gimme gimme" which stars kathy Burke
I’m pro turtleneck. Classic doesn’t go out of style .
Kathy Burke just watch Gimme Gimme Gimme
Terrible series
Brilliant series.
Fab, crude , pantomime - must watch !
Utter cobblers.
Gimme gimme gimme was brilliant.
there polar necks lol
I have a brother who is considerably richer than I am, (though I'm far from poor) yet he is the nicest guy you could ever meet.
Harry Enfield - Supermarket, has a few of his characters in, check it out
I gave up smoking 22 years ago, and I'm what would be considered a smoking Nazi now.
I HATE smoking and I HATE people who smoke near me.
I don't think you've reacted to Harry and Kathy's Wayne and Waynetta Slob yet! It's a must!!
The other a humble pauper 😅
Humble pauper.
The brummy accent from Birmingham, my mums boyfriend's accent 😅 he certainly wasn't skint but I never heard him say "I have got considerably more money than you" even though he did 😅
Great reaction as always but incomplete you gotta get the one where the poor relations get their ultimate revenge
Jonny Depp describes Paul Whitehouse as the geatest actor he's worked with. Check out the Dutch Police...
“Self made man with a man made wife “
That's one of Stanley's little sayings, that is.
Coming from the west midlands I can confirm that out of all the rich people in the UK, wealthy Brummies are the worst and very much like this.
Harry Enfield was good in Men Behaving Badly.
I think you'll find it was Cliff Mitchelmore and Jim Royale.
This was the 90's. Smoking was compulsory back then.
Paul Whitehouse check his stuff out seriously