clicked on this thinking it was from 2020, but first thinking where these 2 still going then. amazing to think real people actually behaved like this over the lockdowns/even the police !
They had bricks on the bar with a few matches in so you could light your day ( cigarette) while waiting for a beer. You used the brick to strike the match.
British life was becoming more socially distanced by the 80s and 90s anyway. Hence why it was exaggerated on TV. It's like the powers that be don't want us to exist, or something.
I’m having a hard time trying to figure out the motivation for this skit and other than covid. I mean for covid it makes sense.. but since this was the 90s… I still find it hilarious.. but what was the concept?
The landlord putting the brick through his own window at the end, had me laughing hard 🤣
Me too! 😄
You bloody hooligans! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Written ahead of its time!
Iconic duo. Loved watching these two along with my three younger brothers back in the day.
IConIc
Even 2023 they still brilliant 😂
Hale and Pace were one of the best comedy duos to be on British TV Sunday evenings were the best
You’ve GOT to be joking!
Ash Trays! I remember them!
I noticed the ash trays in the pub. Forgot they were ever a thing.
Smashed three empty whisky bottles, then threw the brick out the cracked window pane that needed replacing anyway 😂😂😂
This is bizarre to be watching this now but this is 30 years old. 😳
THIRTY???!!! How time flies. 🤢
Nah, it’s 25 years old. I still remember watching it on ITV when it was first broadcast in 1998. It was funny then and it’s still funny now 😃
Absolutely bizarre that this was filmed in the 90s....
Why do you think it's bizarre?
You keep using that word, i don't think it means what you think it means.
@@ElvarMasson Because it was 20 years before social distancing was a 'thing' (during the pandemic)
@@Mister_NO. Where else have I used it? Bizarre means 'strange, odd, surprising' as far as I'm aware. That's exactly what I meant....
@@jippyjester No, bizarre means more of a weird or an extreme form of all those adjectives. You would very rarely use it in a sentence.
😂🤣😂 Silly pair. 😂🤣😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great stuff in this day and age
Extremely funny Skit. Love it. Brilliant!!
There accents make it so much better
Their
Oyy. yuo wont sum of dis????@@folksurvival
Nope.
Looks like an episode of EastEnders
Reminds me of Red Dwarf 😂
I can imagine this is how bar fights happen in COVID times nowadays.
That's the joke
I remember this clip was doing the rounds on social media back when covid-19 happened 😂
And the third guy stole the scene! 🤣
clicked on this thinking it was from 2020, but first thinking where these 2 still going then. amazing to think real people actually behaved like this over the lockdowns/even the police !
Celebrities beefing on social media be like
BRILLIANT
Love the way there just happened to be a brick lying on the bar.
They had bricks on the bar with a few matches in so you could light your day ( cigarette) while waiting for a beer. You used the brick to strike the match.
Brillant.
Nuts 😂
Brilliant 🤣🤣
Genius sketch
Very. Funny. Still. Good. Today.
Superb comedy.
brilliant
I am at a loss for words
I love it 😂
Brilliant.
Pretty good.
Having a pint during Covid restrictions! 😂😂😂
Time travellers um spooky 👀🤐😳🤯
Classic. Old pubs never the same without those big ash trays
Pmsl Love Hale & Pace
Hale & Pace season 10 episode 3 (6 August 1998)
During 2020 there was a lot of this going on via Zoom.
British life was becoming more socially distanced by the 80s and 90s anyway. Hence why it was exaggerated on TV. It's like the powers that be don't want us to exist, or something.
They don't want white (indigenous European) people to exist.
What are you talking about? The “powers that be” are just people like everyone else.
They don’t.
@dazdaz105 Daz right Daz
1:32 look at the captions.
Haha 😂
if only they knew when they did this it would come true
The slot machine in the sketch is Cluedo.
Laugh..I thought I might.
I’m having a hard time trying to figure out the motivation for this skit and other than covid. I mean for covid it makes sense.. but since this was the 90s… I still find it hilarious.. but what was the concept?
Funni
I clicked on this because i thought the man in the thumbnail was George Cooper from Young Sheldon
Is the barman young towzer from only fools?
This has nothing to do with social distancing. It's about the bark being worse than their bite.
I saw this with a Czech dub, and it was even funnier!
Covid got strange didn't it
Telepathy
Dr fauci approves of this
When comedy was comedy for comedies sake.
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What it looks like with all these fake hate crimes we keep getting
utube lol 🤣🤣
The gym is like that now with women and instagram lol.
Czech dab is better
This skit doesn't have anything to do with social distancing.
I bet you’re fun at parties
@@freddyswThe government stopped us having parties. Remember, in 2020?
@@therespectedlex9794 yes, and now the pandemic has passed. We can start having parties again, and he’s not going to be any fun at them.
I would call it a woke punch up more than social distancing...
People playing the victim, by pretending they were being attacked, sound familar?
Never found these two funny at all!
Hale and Pace were crap.
Love it 😂
They were always unbelievably not funny.