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[@jjcustard6378]

Youre the 1st American to get the bollocks joke at the end, well done

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Yay! I hit it right I was like I wonder 🤔 appreciate the heads up Jamie!

[@Bob10009]

I always thought it was Pillocks.

[@BigyetiTechnologies]

@@Bob10009 I'd not thought of that, but it sounds more likely

[@jules.8443]

Yeah I've watched a few American's reacting to this & they never got that joke at the end.

[@Fcutdlady]

Ronnie Barker, who wrote the sketch as well appearing in it (as the customer) said he should have written a better ending. I thought it was fine

[@puressenceuk35]

Ronnie Corbett (the short one, the shopkeeper) and Ronnie Barker (the tall plump one, the customer). Total British comedy legends, sadly now both passed away.

[@philiprowney]

Barker was an epic character actor and affectionately know as 'The Guvnor', he made a good name for himself in 'Porridge' when he was the Bilko type in a London prison.

[@jamespasifull3424]

@@philiprowney Slade Prison was in the North of England!

[@stevew585]

UK national treasures. Comic legends and genius writers!

[@JustMe-ks8qc]

Back when I was at uni, my friend was doing her dissertation on radio comedy, and although he had long retired from TV and was living a quiet life as an antiques shop owner, he accepted her request for an interview. She said he was everything you would hope he would be. He was open and engaging in the interview, and his genuine warmth came through in his gentle tone and friendly manner. She said she was smiling from the moment she met him, and the whole experience felt like an hour-long hug.

[@Teverell]

I love the Navy Lark; he had such a wide variety of characters in that and played wonderfully off Jon Pertwee

[@nicksykes4575]

That was Ronnie Barker, the big one, and Ronnie Corbett, the little one. They are both sadly no longer with us, but they left a huge volume of work. They started off in the early 60,s in a show called The Frost Report with among others David Frost, John Cleese, and Alan Alder (I didn,t know Alan Alder was in it until I saw an interview with him a few weeks ago!) Ronnie Barker was also a prolific writer, not only for himself and Ronnie Corbett but other people too. He had two other very successful sitcoms "Porridge" and "Open all hours". David Jason from "Only Fools and Horses" was in both of those. The other main actor in Porridge was a young guy called Richard Beckinsale, who died very young (mid 30,s) but had two daughters who both became actresses, you may have heard of Kate Beckinsale!

[@markguttridge9242]

Years later Ronnie Corbett did a sketch on a similar theme with Harry Enfield but updated for the tech generation called “Ive got a problem with my apple” would be worth a watch.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I heard there was a newer one I’ll have to look it up. Thank You

[@jamespasifull3424]

*Blackberry

[@Jimmy-xx3ks]

Oh yeah forgot about the apple one well funny

[@sandramorris893]

These two comedy geniuses are Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker, both gone now sadly.

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Ronnie Barker was a genius comedy writer and actor. Watch "Porridge" or "Open All Hours" and you'll see what I mean. Ronnie Corbett was also brilliant. These two together were talent squared.

[@BlueShadow777]

I’m sure you’d enjoy “Morecambe & Wise/André Previn/Greig’s Piano Concerto” (the later - colour - version).

[@nayf7682]

You should do the two Ronnie's mastermind sketch

[@martinlewis1015]

That's a must watch...its like when two Pythons meet, then they shall perform the Parrot sketch

[@KarenHess25]

Watch my blackberry is frozen, it’s an updated version of this.

[@mikesanders5433]

Love the reaction. The Two Ronnies are two of the most beloved and talented comedians we Brits have ever had the joy to watch. Hope you do more reactions to them 🙂

[@davidbirchall832]

The Two Ronnies were National Treasures. Check out 'Porridge' and 'Open All Hours' to see 2 of Ronnie Barker's (the larger Ronnie) best loved characters (they are both sitcoms)

[@ojonasar]

The way Ronnie Cs character gets more and hacked off and irate as the sketch goes on is just brilliant.

[@juneseghni]

We had a shop like this in my neighbourhood in the 70s. We used to call it Aladdin's Cave because it had all sorts of treasures. I don't know how the shopkeeper knew where everything was !

[@PaulAJacksonMusic]

So many great Two Ronnies sketches. The Swear Box, Crossed Lines, Racing Pigeon, Mastermind

[@johnsimmons5951]

It was good that you got the version of "Four Candles" from their review of their old work, where Ronnie Barker gave the alternative ending.

[@jeffcorner9807]

Ronnie Corbet and Barker were icons of our British comedy we grew up listening to their weekly shows for decades and they did a Christmas day special which made the day complete. They will never be forgotten, the last of a fantastic generation that we all appreciated.

[@charliecharliewhiskey9403]

To explain the "13 Amp" plug thing. In the UK our house electricity works differently than in the US, in a kind of ring system. For safety, in addition to a central breaker, our electric plugs each have a fuse in them, usually rated at either 3Amp or 13Amp. Our supply is 240V, so we use 13Amp fuses mostly for things like refridgerators and microwaves. The ring system is something like a freeway, a big circuit that goes around the house, with exits to each socket. In comparison I believe in the US most things are wired more directly, from the breaker to a socket or maybe a room and back again. The difference is, in a US house, if something shorts that socket or that room goes dark because it trips that circuit only on the breaker box. In the UK, if something shorts it trips the entire house instantly. But importantly, if something shorts in the US, the breaker reacts near instantly because there is a direct path from it to the appliance. But in the UK (without a fuse), if it shorts it takes a little longer because everything is connected to the same line. The difference is like if you have an emergency and need to get home quick, with the US system you work 2 minutes away from home with a straight line route, and with the UK it's like you have to get on the freeway and contend with traffic to get home. It's just a few hundredths of a second difference, but it's enough to make a non-lethal situation lethal. Therefore, UK plugs have a fuse on them so that the connection breaks instantly for the appliance, ensuring safety and preventing further damage to the appliance, and bringing that potentially lethal situation back to non-lethal. Then it trips the entire system a few hundredths of a seconds later, which is okay because everything else in the house is probably safe. The reason for the weird system is that there was a copper shortage back in the day. We couldn't afford to build a new electrical road for every single socket from the breaker, so we (rather ingeniously) created this weird ring system to get as much use as possible from the copper we had while minimising the disadvantages, and until the era of total disposability we taught kids how to rewire plugs and replace their fuses. And additionally to all this, bathrooms have a different type of plug socket because of the presence of water. So you need different plugs for them. But they are connected to the same ring mains, still need plug fuses etc.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Bro, Thank You. That was awesome

[@Cobalt-Jester]

For many years the bigger guy Ronnie Barker would write scripts and send them in anonymously. He was a genius wordsmith, and I'm sure you will come to understand that if you watch more stuff.

[@carlhartwell7978]

Who are the two Ronnies? Well, for context I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that if a Brit were to ask this they'd likely be met with a very disapproving look, but I know that doesn't help you! They are a British institution in comedy, they were a double act in the 70's and 80's without whom during at least a dozen Christmas's the absence of their special would have been an abomination. Their television programs regularly garnered at least 60% of the population (admittedly there were only 2-3 channels at the time, but still).

[@flybobbie1449]

Rubber 13amp plugs would have nothing to plug into UK bathroom.

[@clintholland9443]

u need to react to ronnie barker in poridge legendery

[@DroneKingsInDarwin]

Two Ronnies = LEGENDS!

[@keeperofthecheese]

If you want to see pure genius sketch writing - "the Two Ronnies - Aldershot Brass Ensemble" OR "the Bagpipes sketch" are both Incredible works of both writing and choreography

[@thepvporg]

If you want funny films, with the two Ronnie's in and other famous British comedy actors, then you should try finding a video "By the Sea" and another earlier one that is very rare that it was last seen on video 30 years ago. Its called "Futtocks End", other funny comedy from the early years of what became modern comedy on TV like monty python, started out here... "Its your move" there is also "Mr H is Late" and "The plank" which goes back to the late 50's early 60's . These types of film brought about the type of comedy that most UK households know about, the "Carry on films" especially the "Carry on Camping" and "Carry on Screaming" as well as "Carry on at your Convenience." being the most well known. 1969 - Monty Python. 1970 early 1980's - The goodies 1980's - "The young ones" and we also had "Only fools and horses" of which the episodes of note are "A touch of Class" which is often mistaken for a "Touch of glass" because of the title font used, "To hull and back" is also a hilarious episode. "Jolly boys outing" always has me in stitches of laughter... and no one can not--not see the really funniest one of all, "Heros and Villians". 1990's - "Bottom" which had Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson who both played parts in the young ones there was also a situation comedy "Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie" You also have more sketch and fast jokes and gags in "The fast show" "Black Adder", the first series of it can be a bit shaky but series two, three and four are crammed with comedy. If you can, get hold of "Time Gentlemen Please" It is the TV series which kick started his comedy career and the legacy of "The pub landlord" .... There is seriously too many good comedy shows that have been made over the years.

[@fasteddie406]

Small town/village general store 50 years ago would often sell most items, even then they were out of date but still a few existed in more rural areas.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Hard to find anything like that these days but there are still gems. I visit a store that sells snow shovels, groceries, has a deli, liquor, and car parts. It also is a weigh station for game hunters and you can buy fishing and hunting permits there. Most town permits are available at a counter in there too and some clothes. The store is the size of my living room x2 lol.

[@markbalaam9542]

@@TheRealSquirrel Kinda like the General Stores in the "Wild West" era.

[@tallthinkev]

Could still find them in the late 80's out in the Fens

[@cideryeti7957]

Fast Eddie there is a shop in -new- -Orleans- in the high street in Witham Essex that is an old school "Hardware" shop like in the video.

[@jamespickersgill8416]

Keep up the good work man, some of that humour would of been lost in translation but you seem to want to ask questions and learn. You and eclectic beard are fast becoming my favourite Americans.

[@vallee3140]

I like the Eclectic bloke too he seems so genuine, unlike some of them.

[@alanmackie7012]

Don't worry if you don't get the last one. A lot of people in the 70s probably wouldn't.

[@CrapMyDadMakesMeWatch]

So I watched this one and I thought The argument from Monty Python might be good for you.. but this was Great.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Glad you enjoyed it man. Hope you and the family are well and safe after the storm especially.

[@LiverpoolLass]

@@TheRealSquirrel Please use earphones as it will make your experience ten times better. Plus most of all you won't miss anything thats being said so will enjoy the show or video you reviewing more. Keep the great reactions coming, so glad I subscribed to your channel, really enjoying watching. 😊

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@LiverpoolLass I’m changing my setup over the next week. I just bought a brand new e pensive headset to wear for better sound in my ears and a better mic on it for better audio quality. Bear with me while I reconfigure how I do all of guis over the next few weeks.

[@ColinGames974]

Ronnie Corrbit is the shorter one and Ronnie Barker is the taller one of the two

[@gladyslustgirdle3004]

You must try "The Pink Rupee Rap".

[@robertobrien5709]

The joke that a lot of people don't get is that a lot of people think billhooks are an imaginary made up thing asked for to wind people up, but as most do not notice or realise that the shop owner is not fazed by the request unlike the assistant (Ronnie Corbett) because billhooks are real things. They are a a hooked bladed tool used in forestry and by farmers to lop branches and for hedge maintenance.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Serious question: are they the tools they use to shape Christmas trees. I know a lot of trees grow in the shape expected but I also know many tree farms shape the “off” ones

[@robertobrien5709]

@@TheRealSquirrel the problem is there seems to be quite a few videos of people who "think" they know how to use a billhook, this is the best i found from a quick search kzbin.info/www/bejne/gprdoohuhLSJnpI a good bill hook will have a bit of weight to it so as to use the momentum to cut through making it less arduous a bit like a butchers cleaver its the weight and momentum that cuts the bones.

[@martindunstan8043]

Great vid🐿️, also glad you know EB! You're both very entertaining, the two Ronnies are legends and their wordplay is genius along with timing ✌️🇺🇸✌️🇬🇧🍻🍻

[@jamescockings6852]

There is an ‘updated’ version of this sketch with a role reversal with the shop keeper here becoming the customer and another comedian “Harry Enfield” as the shop keeper which is just as funny.

[@thilooka6952]

Ronnie Barker & Ronnie Corbett. A national treasure.

[@evorock]

Id love you to do the Morecambe and Wise sketch with Andre Previn and the LSO hilarious!

[@INKI_teh_Rogue]

This sketch is such a national treasure its used in leadership and management lessons to teach the importance of proper and clear communication 🇬🇧

[@Teverell]

That doesn't surprise me at all! I remember being shown Monty Python's How Not To Be Seen sketch as an introduction to camouflage and concealment during my Army basic training (British Army, of course!) Comedy gets the point across in a really good way.

[@frapestyle]

Please watch their sketch "Round of Drinks" It's only Ronnie Barker in that one, but it's brilliant! :D

[@tallthinkev]

There's also the Yes, Minister drinks.

[@susanhughs1031]

Yah Dave Allen "Have You Farted To The Bishop,) Or The Two Ronnies, ( Ronnie Barker And Ronnies Corbet, The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town, Curia 1975,)?????, Possibly 1979,????

[@tommortlock5341]

Pleeeeease react to their Mastermind sketch. They were geniuses with wordplay and very good comic actors too

[@OblivionGate]

You should react to The One Ronnie "Blackberry". It's Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield in a great sketch similar to this. It was when Ronnie Barker had gone but Ronnie Corbett was still alive and he did a sketch with one of Britain's best comedians Harry Enfield who is amazing, you should check out his work with Paul Whitehouse on "The Fast Show" another legendary duo.

[@Tilion462]

Can't recommend Ronnie B's 'Porridge' enough and 'Open All Hours' is almost its equal, along with a host of Two Ronnies sketches - any of the musical numbers (The Plumstead Ladies Male Voice Choir, Aldershot Brass Ensemble, Rochdale Ringers, St Botolph Country Dance Team, Army Catering Corps) or bar/party (Round of Drinks, Name Droppers) sketches along with classics like Crossed Lines, Mastermind & Mispronunciation... Pure gold, their genius is greatly missed.

[@bristolsonic]

I'd suggest either the Gerald the Gorilla sketch or the Constable Savage sketch.Both from the BBC show Not The Nine O'clock News.

[@Fcutdlady]

Sorry for the multiple posts . This will tell you about the two Ronnie's show and you click on the names to find out about Ronnie's Barker and Corrbett . both have passed away sadly en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Two_Ronnies

[@whitedwarf4986]

"They call me Squirl...what's going on Squirl Squad its your boi The Squirl" 🤣 you're so funny you Americans trying to say squirrel 🤣

[@Add1ct666]

Listen to a German trying to say it. lol

[@geoffwheadon2897]

Wah fettle squiwrell, Durham Lad here, how yea dien, (doing) mate, I you want some weird British comedy check the league of gentlemen out, Royston Vasey, honest mate, "we didn't burn him"best regards from County Durham.

[@peterbridges5781]

Ronnie Corbet and Ronnie Barker. The short one was Corbet. This is considered one of the funniest ever done in UK. Alot of the skits etc were written by Ronnie Barker, who also had 2 very successful sit coms called "Open All Hours" and "Porridge". The Two Ronnies shows were a mix of sketches, annecdote stories and a musical number. They often also had a running comedy serial during the series, most famously - The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town, The Worm That Turned, and Stop Your Killing Me.

[@alanbeaumont4848]

They were originally paired up in 'The Frost Report' in the 1960s with John Cleese in a sketch about the classes in Britain. Barker's best comedy vehicle was his 'Porridge' Series. A taster would be 'Prisoner and Escort' which was originally the pilot, but arguably the greatest episode was 'A Night In' which is a two hander with Richard Beckinsale as his cell mate Godber. These are currently on the BBC iPlayer if you have access to that.

[@luigibacchetti3342]

I like your video, greetings from Firenze/Florence, i hope you'll like this channel: amazing italian melodies (english subtitles)

[@warrengday]

This is based on a true story of the four candles/fork handles misunderstanding. Someone over hearing it wrote to Ronnie Barker and he. turned it into this sketch. As others have recommended: Two Ronnies Mastermind Ronnie Barker Mispronunciation I've Got a Problem with my Apple! The One Ronnie

[@andreaschapman9886]

Hello from the UK squirrel, just wanted to let you know I just subscribed, great content.🤣👍

[@livestocknetwork320]

It is a usual custom in this country to not pronounce the 'h' at the start of words - (beginning with the letter 'h'). Hence fork 'andles. Other words include 'ouse, 'orse, 'andbag and 'allow'een. The French can be excused because they don't pronounce it but we should know better. It is not an 'abit that should be endorsed...

[@DeanWilliamDwyer]

Bill hooks looks like the word pillock, which is a derogatory word meaning idiot. Ultimately I'm not sure, as your interpretation could also be valid.

[@Grithron2]

I'll say it again - if you're only going to watch one other Two Ronnies sketch, it should be "Ponting Punting" (it's quite a feat of enunciation, as well as memorisation)

[@animatedAL]

2 comedy Legends

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Like you and I or better? 🤣

[@Fcutdlady]

Apparently the first bit , fork handles , was based on a real life situation told to Ronnie Barker. By the way knockers are slang term for breasts . You need to react to 2 Ronnies sketches like news at ton , misspronounciation and mastermind

[@michaelholt1]

Not too long before Ronnie Barker died they did a show looking back at some of their favourite sketches etc from previous shows. That was them at the end looking much older. Ronnie Barker, incidentally, starred as a convict in a brilliant sit com called Porridge. One of the best in my opinion.

[@lloydr.6271]

I saw them do this live in Southampton, Ronnie C went up the ladder and accidently hit his head on a bird cage so he said "who's a pretty boy then". For Squirrel , elderly lady training her budgerigar. This was totally ad lib and destroyed not only the audience, by now we were in tears but so was Ronnie B. You had to be there.

[@jackgurteeen37]

British iconic two Ronnies sketch. Over 45 years old clip.

[@sproutmexicain4930]

Check out my blackberry is not working sketch similar and funny too

[@dougoneill7266]

British comedy royalty. nice comedy. not out to shock anyone. good, old fashioned comedy. loved them. The bigger of the two Ronnie Barker, also well known and loved for his sit com work. 'Open all hours' and 'Porridge'

[@stuartduncan2772]

I know it's been a while but when Ronnie C asks which type of plug Ronnie B wants, he is told 13 amp. This indicates that it is an electrical pug, not the type that keeps water in a bath or sink.

[@SpideyVids]

Have you checked out the sketch with Ronnie Barker as a vicar giving a sermon in Cockney rhyming slang?

[@theomega616]

Ronnie Barker was a total master of comedy, comedians these days can't come close. Check out the hieroglyphics one

[@jules.8443]

The Two Ronnie's or Morecambe & Wise? The Two Ronnie's are much funnier.

[@neilmacdonald9843]

Late great comedians, Ronnie B , passed away not long after filming the best of series, hence it was their final, goodnight from me, goodnight from him catchphrase

[@Kotch111]

You need to watch Bill Bailey - Bill and Squirrel - separated at birth.

[@TheYjmfan]

The two Ronnies classics Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie barker had a show together they also appeared in numerous other comedy shows and also appeared separately both sadly passed away now.

[@benbright5382]

The two Ronnies were probably the best comedic pair in British history. Just brilliant writing and such charm.

[@kickstart_1.3]

I've not read through the comments but I'm sure there are mentions of 'Master Mind' and 'Crossed Lines'.

[@TheNakedWombat]

The Two Ronnies were a childhood favourite of mine.

[@grizzlygamer8891]

Morecambe and Wise are another, similar comedy duo from that era. Definitely worth checking out.

[@markrichardson3421]

My absolute favourites since childhood. The Andre Previn sketch and also the ice cream van one, absolutely fantastic.

[@kelvingrebert7315]

Ronnie Barker wrote most of their skits. sadly, we will never see the like of these two again

[@carolinegreen7043]

The short guy is Ronnie Corbett the fat guy us Ronnie Barker

[@cornovii934]

Dave Allen is well worth a watch , Dave Allen on religion is a good place to start

[@johngardiner6800]

As you love the two Ronnie's try some of their tongue twister sketches where they often dress up and put them to music

[@museborn7703]

classic!

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I loved it, I’ll have to do more of these.

[@paulsavage9977]

For Ronnie Barker I'd recommend watching the tv programs Porridge as well as Open all hours. There was a sequel series to Porridge called Going Straight. For Ronnie Corbett I'd recommend watching the BBC comedy 'Sorry'. Other comedy duos I recommend are Little and Large as well as Cannon and Ball.

[@travelingman6511]

this is a one off special the two ronnies series ran from 1971 to 1983

[@himarkburdett9378]

Try looking up the comedians Morecambe and Wise who did a very funny sketch with Andre Previn up there Christmas special show in 1971 Andre Previn was at the time the conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I’ll look it up

[@garyscandle]

Their funny Squirrel love it. Great to see your channel growing my friend. Hey Squirrel 🐿️

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Thank You Gary. If it gets big enough I’ll buy you a snow blower 😉. Hi Gary 😎🐿

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Meet ya at Jimmy’s

[@garyscandle]

@@TheRealSquirrel that would be awesome my friend that's for sure. Hey Squirrel 🐿️

[@vallee3140]

The reactions from Ronnie Corbett are the best.

[@ColinGames974]

This is a funny sketch from the two Ronnies

[@BigyetiTechnologies]

Mitchell and Webb - the Green Clarinet Man

[@deniseperryman2814]

Ronnie Barker the large one he wrote most of the sketches and the little guy is Ronnie Corbett they teemed up in the sixties when they both was on the David Frost show that show was on every week after that they never looked back everyone loved them it’s sad that they are no longer with us love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍👏👏😂😂👋

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Yes I’ve learned much about them and will honor them every Friday until the well of material dries up.

[@christopherwoolnough2160]

Classic sketch 👍

[@gdronfield]

open all hours, steptoe and son,..

[@TheGramophoneGirl]

lol, anyone who's ever worked in any sort of customer service can relate to this :)

[@TheRealSquirrel]

So true 🤣

[@mrtrickay7111]

You look like a young Bill Bailey

[@GinaBeana_Tootsie]

Why is the ad in front of this video about getting bigger balls (UMZU) lmao 😂 ok onto the video funny stuff Knockers lol 😂 first time see them ❤️😂

[@tonyhaynes9080]

So much was lost to him though.

[@stewartthorne1972]

try any of Mrs Browns Boys

[@baylessnow]

Plug: What size? 13 amp. Standard plug fuse size on our 240volts system. The Two Ronnies where essential Saturday evening viewing back in the 70's. Check out Ronnie Barker (the big Ronnie) in 'Porridge' a prison comedy and 'Open All Hours' a corner shop comedy with David (Del Boy from Only Fools and Horses) Jason.

[@tonygriffin_]

Just watched your reaction to 10 places in the UK and subscribed because, as you said, it's a good thing in these lockdown times to get to watch a mellow film of lovely places - and your reaction was equally mellow and appreciative of the UK landscapes so that helped. I'm Welsh, from and living in Wales, and so it was really nice to see you get to realise it is a separate country (but part of the UK) and be interested in it. Maybe you can find some video similar to this about Wales as, apart from the best flag in the world (a green and white background with a massive red dragon over it), we have our own language, 100 standing castles and 500 ruined ones, one of the World's Top Ten Beaches and a selection of fine beers. And sheep. Lots of sheep. Look forward to catching up on your reactions and seeing more in the future. Four candles...I mean fork handles, is a classic. Try Blackadder, Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Jimmy Carr, Father Ted and many more for laughs.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

This is what I love about the opportunity I’m allowed on the KZbin Platform. I love learning for the first time, seeing for the first time, or experiencing something for the first time. What I enjoy most is the great people I interact with along the way. Tony your comment is why I love reacting and interacting. I appreciate your words and I wrote down the suggestions. Some are blocked maybe I’ll go daily motion and try. I did Jimmy carr recently, My first one so far for him. Monty python splendid idea. Hope you enjoy yourself here and thanks for being here. I’m also Tony, they call me Squirrel, I answer to both just the same. Be well.

[@tonygriffin_]

@@TheRealSquirrel Yeah, it came across really clearly that you enjoy seeing and learning about new things and interacting with new people from all over the world. Just watching you react to Frankie Boyle and then Peter Kay...but Monty Python is the one that'll take you new places, even if it is 40 years old. Especially the films.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@tonygriffin_ seen most of the films but its been 30 years, I need to catch up on some Python

[@tonygriffin_]

@@TheRealSquirrel Good luck with the blocking bots and algorithms.

[@neilgayleard3842]

Ronny barker does a sketch as a vicar using cockney rhyming slang.

[@Docktavion]

If your interested in another classic two Ronnie sketch involving word play you can’t go wrong with Two Ronnies - F.U.N.E.X

[@Tilion462]

F.U.N.E.M? I F.N.T.N.E.X. OWA TANA SIAM...

[@Docktavion]

@@Tilion462 Y. F. N. U. N. E. X Oh yeah meant to say. Mispronounced is a good skit too

[@necessaryevil3428]

🐿

[@steevenfrost]

Jewish Insurance is good sketch.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Got it written down Thank You

[@letticeprotheroe5998]

Was this the seed that germinated into Four Ronnies Friday?

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Yes!

[@chris1london]

The Optician Sketch is my personal favourite from The Two Ronnies. It's not on youtube but is available on some other streaming sites, well worth a watch.