"This program has become silly!" - The Colonel, after crashing the scene.

Funny bloke

“Nutella…” 🤣🤣🤣

Here's a 90s band I want to see make a comeback, fuck Oasis

muah muah how are yewww?

If only Asia was oriental and Africa was black, like she'd 'adopted' them from there... 😘

I used to watch him in Canada in the early 80’s in my parents bed with a tiny t.v. Loved him.

Genius 🇮🇪

Joe Jackson would've been proud of that I reckon

Like how They mock its audiance.

this is my favorite scene

2:14 To her kids: "Asia, Africa, come on."😂

1:05 Three for a hundred.😂👍

I've never been but I am told, that this is pretty much the modern day Glastonbury experience (only without the mud)... Can anyone confirm this?

Asia, Africa, bring those things!

He literally takes cash out of her purse.. 😂

I wonder if BBC4 is hiring 🤔

‘Pay-on-Wye’. Just too perfect, mwaah, mwaah.

Absolutely spot on. In fact we have just had the most dirtiest left wingers gathered in one place (Glastonbury) and if you don't believe me about these "do as I say not as I do' hypocrites, just study the shit they left behind!

Asia and Africa! Lmao

It’s accurate

"Cheese is good, cheese is good... cheddar cheese is good!"

I never once thought that Terry McCann (Dennis Waterman) was “a little dude’. And I’m taller than Reginald D. Hunter.

Casually stealing cash from her wallet lol

99.9% of comedians would not have produced something so very intelligent.

“30 quid each, or three for a hundred.” An irresistible bargain.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Love him ❤️😂😂😂

Can anyone here remember the name of the Sketch Show this came from? I used to LOVE it but I'm ashamed to admit, it's escaped me!

Now that is a hell of a thing.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I first saw this episode the night it was originally transmitted and it still makes laugh as much now as it did then nearly fifty years ago,

I would buy this bands album.

Is ICI still a company?

"Asia", "Africa" common ....jeezs

The Queen is thinking "you can't buy class"..

Clever

we've all done it

Dave Allen and Ken Dodd were masters of their profession. They were never rude, or insulting, towards their audience. Ken told us once that it’s the audience who pays his wages! 😂

Timeless! I will never get tired of watching Frank!

A lovely chap, Dave Allen. As funny as they come and a huge contributor to good Anglo-Irish relations. Always hilarious while never condescending, vicious, or smutty. Bless his clever cotton socks.

Greatest band ever!!

The pronunciation of George...getting the joke is not about intelligence...but simply exposure to language's...and ...a bit more...at least for this one

I can spot a punchline a mile away, but that one sneaked in the backdoor 😂

Being of Irish parentage after they moved to the Eastend of London and before retiring back to Donegal, I've lifelong experience of these language differences. So being an Irish raised cockney, I don't know if this is more, or if it's less funnier to me than to the just English or just Irish, having been neither. The non-Irish may have to read that twice. But if an Englishman ever called me an Irishman, the implication mightn't be complementary.....whereas if my father called me an Englishman it was definate and delivered as or with a kick in the arse. To my family, and probably Dave Allen, the joke was the irony of English jokes about Irish stupidity.

Laugh, I nearly pooped myself.

I loved his jokes even before he told them.

That's fantastic!

Some of the best comedy ever in my opinion,still cracks me up now,utter genius 😆😆😆😆😆