American Reacts to The Two Ronnies Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town pt 1

American Reacts to The Two Ronnies Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town pt 1
I react to the television serial from the Two Ronnies that was originally on BBC as a serial, The Phantom Blower of Old London Town. Originally shown in 1976 the serial was co-written by Gerald Wiley, the pseudonym for Ronnie Barker. he story was originally conceived as a TV special for Peter Sellers, Harry Seacombe, and Spike Milligan, to be produced by Peter Eton, their old Goon Show producer. Plans for the project were cancelled due to Peter Sellers' Hollywood commitments. The Phantom finally saw the light of day in an episode of Six Dates with Barker, broadcast on 15 January 1971, with Alan Curtis playing the role of the Phantom.
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[@paulbanks223]

How fortunate we are. Not only to have had these two but also to have the ability to record them for endless reruns. They are still making people laugh even after death, now that is class.

[@garyrichardson8934]

This serial was written by Spike Milligan and a Gentleman. The Gentleman being none other than a certain Gerald Wiley with authentic raspberries blown by none other than Del Boy himself - David Jason. It's a shame that due to copyright it's hard to come by full episodes. The format barely changed in 16 years. Each episode has spoof news items from the newsdesk, sketches with both of them, a weekly continuing serial ( a new story every series) a guest singer, a solo sketch from Ronnie B normally using his mastery of word play, an armchair monologue from Ronnie C that was a deliberately corny shaggy dog story that got it's humour from RC constantly going off from his story in distractingly wild tangents, an elaborate musical finale ( often with the two of them in drag ) and each show finishing back at the newsdesk. It was a format that worked, and it worked for 16 years with it only stopping when Ronnie B decided to retire. Pure Magic!!!

[@alanbeaumont4848]

The additional joke being that Spike Milligan was no gentleman.

[@stephenrice4554]

It was a series that was never missed , the hot pot of genius was incandescent .

[@highpath4776]

You forgot the Musical Guest Star (one or two apperances), actually filmed separate and off set, - always seemed to be filmed at same time as a recording of Parkinson appearences, so never any interaction with their guest stars unlike Morecombe and Wise.

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Of course you know that Gerald A Wylie was Ronnie Barkers' nom de plume!

[@garyrichardson8934]

@@highpath4776 I didn't forget,bif you refer back to my post I referred to them as a guest singer. Barbara Dickson and Tina Charles spring to mind straight away. Though they did have groups as well and simarlarly Manhattan Transfer springs to mind straight away.

[@deegeetee]

Fabulous script from the genius that was Spike Milligan, with all Milligan twists thrown in, the progess to the following night, the swapping of actors and the cab backdrop, superb..

[@IanSparksRC]

The very iconic British duo, they was legendary and very sadly miss, British humour at its very best

[@PHDarren]

They always did a multipart serial in all their series, 5 minutes or so each week. There was the detective duo Piggy Malone & Charley Farley, there was a Pride and Prejudice based one and of course The Worm That Turned which was an alternative reality one where all the men wore the skirts and the women were the ones in charge of everything. Of those I remember.

[@ChrisReadUK]

The worm that turned.... i forgot that one! Thanks.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Ahh yes! The Worm That Turned..... wow... stirred a lot of memories of growing up laughing ❤

[@SteveInScotland]

@@necessaryevil3428 Diana Dors was the women’s leader

[@necessaryevil3428]

@@SteveInScotland yeah i remember it well now you jogged my memory.... dressed like nazis 🙈

[@SteveInScotland]

@@necessaryevil3428 busty ones, lol

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Oh god, I remember seeing this when I was a little kid - a rerun I would think! The next day, everyone was running around the playground pretending to be the phantom raspberry blower or the copper. Everyone used to watch the same thing back then, of course. So funny even today!

[@robanderson473]

We did too, with salvos of raspberries being blown all over the school grounds. And even funnier and much to the bemusement of teachers and play time supervisors, we were all swishing about the place doing impressions of Dick Emery's character Maurice. One can only imagine a gaggle of seven and eight year olds swanning about saying "Ooh hallo Honkey Tonks, 'ow are you?!" 😁

[@iamsh1han797]

Omg I'd forgotten about this, memories of watching it with my dad. It was serialised every week. Thank you E.Beard

[@England-Bob]

Same here I remember getting a stitch through laughing. My father just chuckled. You cannot beat a storyline written by the late Spike Milligan CBE-KBE.

[@stevechitty5861]

I know I cried from laughing

[@nothingtoseeheremovealong]

Me too. My dad used to cry with laughter

[@steveduncan9256]

I remember this with my dad too ,I was 8. We had to wait a week till the next one it was agony

[@grahamemackay1770]

Norma Stitz in the opening credits was a nice touch :)

[@glenjones6980]

That got me giggling like a schoolboy when I saw it.

[@MegaBadgeman]

And Chopper, a play on words for Hammer?

[@chrismoule7242]

@@MegaBadgeman Indeed.

[@robertreape]

Gloria Snokkers was unavailable at the time

[@margaretnicol3423]

I love that they've included Vincent Price and Peter Cushing in the titles to give it a real old Hammer Horror feel.

[@helenbailey8419]

I shall call him Peter Cushion from now on.😃😃

[@Simon_PieMan]

You missed Norma Stitz.

[@margaretnicol3423]

@@Simon_PieMan I did. I was too busy remembering that it was so typical of Spike Milligan.

[@joyfulzero853]

Don't forget Vincent Prance

[@highpath4776]

@@helenbailey8419 Lives in Whitstable

[@Torthrodhel]

Your laugh is infectious! :) I only just been getting into reaction videos during the lockdowns and it's like watching stuff with a friend or something, I get the appeal now when I didn't get it before. :D

[@margaretnicol3423]

A large doze of silliness is just what's needed at the moment. :-D

[@glasgowgreenthumb]

So true.. although, were this shown now I'm willing to bet some humour deficient people would be offended by goodness only knows what. Personally, I haven't laughed so much with some of the things shown on this channel. Well done that man.. Stay safe..

[@susanhughs1031]

Margaret Nicol• Thank You, I Remember This The First Time The Two Ronnie's Did It, " ( Sctch) In The 1970's I Hope You Agree That The 1970's We're A Lot Funnier Than Today's Sanctimonious Tallantless Idiot's We Have Day,???????, I Can Tell You That I Don't Haft Miss The 1970's So Much Better Programms, Then The Rubbish We Have Today,. 👍😀🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🤭 Bye For Now Stay Safe And Well, .

[@susanhughs1031]

@@glasgowgreenthumb I'm Afraid That A Never A Truer Word Was Said, You Can't Say Anything Today Without Afending Someone ,!!!!!!!!!!!!! I Don't Wish To Pry But Do You Remember The Comedians On I.T.V. IN The 1970's ??????? When You Had To Have Tallant, And Be Funny Without Swaring, Or Using Bad Language, 🤬🤬, . Best Wishes Keep Safe And Well Healthy, 👍😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿,.

[@glasgowgreenthumb]

@@susanhughs1031 .. hmm.. that one escapes me.. (too many disco biscuits in the 90's?).. but I do remember Opportunity Knocks..

[@susanhughs1031]

@@glasgowgreenthumb , : Disco Biscuits's Sorry I Don't Think I Know What That Was,/Is,????????? Very Sorry BUT I Think You Missed Out Not Being Around In 1970's You'd Have A Great Time,. 💪👍, Opportunity Knocks Sometimes It Was Very Good Some Week's Sometimes It Was Complete Crap, BUT That's Was The Same For Most Of The Television Programmes, .

[@lextex3280]

This is just as hilarious now as it was when I first watched it back in the day.. Lol.

[@SwearyCyclist]

Written by Spike Milligan one of the greatest comic minds and very very silly.

[@lunalaws]

The phantom raspberry blower (noise maker) had a long career and is known for his acting skills. He did the voice for Dangermouse and was none other than Del Boy himself, David Jason.

[@ASavageEye]

You beat me too it. As I watched this I was sure nobody would actually know that.

[@mpdalyful1]

Nobody knows who played the phantom raspberry blower.

[@disraelidemon]

I was sure that I'd read an article at the time of broadcast that the Raspberry Blower was played by Jeremy Bulloch (the original Boba Fett) but I've never been able to confirm that since and I don't trust a forty year old memory

[@weedle30]

Just what we do best, really silly, really daft, laugh out loud, nutcase comedy - saw this with my dad all those years ago, brought back happy yet sad memories - RIP Little Ron, Big Ron and Spike Milligna (world famous spelling mistake 😉) they must be having such a laugh up there ⬆️

[@garyanning9731]

That's Mike Spilligan :-). As Kenny Everet introduced him.

[@jennymckinnon9528]

you're confusing him with his brother Spine Milligna, writer of the Go-On Show

[@weedle30]

@@jennymckinnon9528 😀👍🏻

[@mermaidman1985]

Spine Millington.

[@stevetheduck1425]

'Terry' to his friends... ;-)

[@bondbrookebond]

The humour of the late great Spike Milligan, please if you can give Spike Milligan - Irish Astronauts a reaction, you'll love it.

[@ListerDavid]

I second this.

[@jennymckinnon9528]

or the Pakistani Daleks

[@ListerDavid]

@@jennymckinnon9528 yes.

[@alisonsmith4801]

The Irish Olympics never fails to make me laugh out loud, genuis Spike Milligan.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Its a parody on jack the ripper. I remember as a kid watching this with my dad eagerly awaiting the weekly edition of 'The Phantom Raspberry Blower' 😊

[@jameshiggins8329]

You have taken me back 45 yrs. I can close my eyes and hear my old man howling with laughter at this. Thank you big yin.

[@richieb7692]

We used to get into So Much trouble at school, they day after The Two Ronnies show. Going around blowing raspberries at each other.

[@711honved]

Barker's writing was pure genius! He was a master of the play on words. One of the finest comedians to have lived.

[@Fcutdlady]

Ronnie Barker didn't write this, it was spike milligan of the goon show . Oh and a gentleman bit he wasn't Ronnie Barker !

[@miketrevarrow9795]

This brings back memories, the TWO RONNIES also did a skit Charlie Farley & Piggie Malone, which is worth a watch. This is what I call comedy, not the crap what's shown today.

[@LeoDragon34]

Spike Milligan was a comic genius, no doubt, and I still love watching anything by Ronnie Barker.

[@Tilion462]

Yeah... Raspberry Blower, Charlie & Piggie and 'The Worm That Turned' are the main serials they had running through the shows... great pieces of classic comedy indeed.

[@somyod2u]

I recall that the femme fatale in the Charlie Farley and Piggy Malone drama was named Madame Cocotte.

[@richardturner4848]

Wow, this takes me back to being a kid. I loved this series of skits from them, they were very special.

[@briganfree3656]

And still are lol. You just don’t get such random surreal daftness like this anymore.

[@richardturner4848]

@@briganfree3656 Everyone has to be cool and love everyone who agrees with the group, but only those that agree with the group, comedy is a problem, it opens the mind. The perpetually offended don't think it's cool and if they don't, the middle class have to follow suit, otherwise they will have a bad time one way or the other. They have to think as a group, that's why facts are alien to them, it messes with their agenda, they don't really have, it's as if they can't believe they've gotten this far and are stuck. The people, are right in the middle because they don't want any "ist" problems, "ist" problems want to ruin your entire life, it's like 90% of people have turned in to ants and just follow the stupidest of us so as to keep thier new Audi.

[@briganfree3656]

@@richardturner4848 Whatever lights your candle.

[@richardturner4848]

@@briganfree3656 Are you implying I'm wrong, the needy have become the greedy? You're obviously an ant, sorry, i don't have any crayons.

[@briganfree3656]

@@richardturner4848 Nor any marbles either.

[@ChrisReadUK]

More “genius,” i watched this EVERY week! Wow, brings back memories!

[@TheEclecticBeard]

This has been requested so much so decided to take a look at it in pieces. Otherwise that'll be a long reaction.

[@ChrisReadUK]

@@TheEclecticBeard anything that they were involved in was just “new” in comedy and seemed to move “the boundaries of comedy.” In my opinion.

[@charliegeorge9393]

Just realised a young Vicky Michelle from Allo Allo as the newspaper boy

[@disraelidemon]

"Raspberry" as a name for a farting noise comes from Cockney rhyming slang: "raspberry tart" = "fart"

[@irenedownie6559]

I LOVE this so much! Thank you for reacting to it! 😱😱😱😂😂😂

[@stalwart263]

I remember this! We all ran around school jumping out at people and blowing raspberries! 🤣😂

[@stevebettany8778]

Written by Spike Milligan. Says it all.

[@IanDarley]

I was a kid at school when these first aired, all the kids in school were terrorising the teachers with random raspberry attacks (which were mostly received in good humour). Good times 😂

[@Simon_PieMan]

Good old “Norma Stitz” - quite risqué for the time!

[@paulskeet9001]

I was a young lad of the tender age of eight when this was aired... Although we tuned in (as a family) each week, I must admit this serial absolutely terrified me and gave me nightmares. Nevertheless I loved it

[@karenclover4948]

As a child my family and I would sit and watch the two Ronnies, the phantom raspberry blower was my favourite sketch series. We laughed so much it brings back many happy memories. Thanks for making me smile

[@Miobambino]

OMG! Classic two Ronnies! Wouldn’t get away with it today with all the snowflakes. The end of comedy😢 Used to watch this with my grandma and grandad when I was a kid. Miss my grandad 😢

[@sophiegeorge2816]

They don’t make comedies like this anymore, the comedians these days are not funny and too pc and woke

[@lewistaylor1965]

I dont think you got the 'Norma Stitz' joke in the opening credits...did ya?

[@techpig3072]

and the 'raspberry' was actually performed by the genius Spike Milligan

[@ChrisReadUK]

Spike Milligan.... another comical legend!

[@keithskelhorne3993]

Spine Milligna, the well known typing error!

[@ListerDavid]

Not so it was done by Sir David Jason.

[@techpig3072]

@@ListerDavid Damn. Well, like the man in orthopaedic shoes, I stand corrected

[@ListerDavid]

@@techpig3072 🤣

[@sidrat2009]

What is even more perfect is that the door to Number 10 doesn't have a keyhole on the outside, ergo it can only be opened from the inside.

[@neilnetman3138]

Classic Spike Miligan silliness, performed brilliantly by 2 greats. Spike Milligan was a legend. A master of twisted logic, word play and pure silliness. Even if you wasn't told it was written by him, if you knew his work, it would have become obvious very quickly. No-one did silly like Spike. The Phantom Raspberry Blower is a perfect example of his work and was performed brilliantly by two of the UK's greatest comedy geniuses. :)

[@frglee]

Spike Milligan wrote and appeared in the wacky radio comedy 'The Goon Show' in the 50s and 60s along with Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe. This was a great influence on the 'Monty Python's Flying Circus' team in the 70s, and many other later comedians. Spike Milligan had his own comedy TV series ('Q') for many years. He was also a poet, a musician and a writer. Milligan's six part WW2 memoir 'trilogy'(!) is perhaps one of the best of its kind ever written.

[@briganfree3656]

@@frglee Do read his novel “Puckoon”. It’s brilliant and hysterical. With one sad bit in the middle which brought me to tears when I first read it. Then back to the laughs. So Spike. Highly recommend.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@loafersheffield Yaaaah rottin swinez you!

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@loafersheffield Of course, we can't tell - or I don't know if it's set down somewhere - where Spike got the line from. Peter had a surreal mind of his own and would morph into character. Maybe he came up with it on a read-through. I have a number of the books and it's a long time since I delved into them. As Bluebottle might mangle it, "I shall have to imrestirigate!"

[@briganfree3656]

@@loafersheffield You’ll have more laughs with Puckoon.

[@jabba7746]

I remember watching these sketches when I was a kid at my grandparents house, I laughed then and I still laugh now. If you're going to watch these longer video's and break them up for KZbin please do 'Karls complete diary' from the Ricky Gervais show next, it's hilarious.

[@dangermouse9348]

lol I was about to say much the same thing. Saturday nights at the grandparents so my parents could go out drinking.

[@samuelnicap]

I wish you had carried on with this reaction. It definitely deserves parts 2 onwards. The two Ronnie's always deliver the sauce and laughs, lol. It's scary to think that my late Grandfather worked on shows like this, The Sweeny, The Professionals and alot of the LWT, Elstree and Pinewood produced programming/films. I wish he were still here. He could of talked for hours about it all.

[@AntOn-nf9fi]

You should check out Father Ted.

[@morphuk1]

Based on jack the ripper. At the time, blowing a respberry was considered rude and shocking!. Spike milligan was a genius comedy writer!!

[@ofarola]

I only watch your video because of your unique laughing sound!! Always removes my stress!

[@philipbillington2314]

Written by the great Spike Milligan doyen of British comedy whose Q series was the basis for Monty Python . Check him out on Grovelling Bast..d when he received a comedy award from Jonathan Ross read who out a letter from Prince Charles. absolute mayhem. He famously was the writer for the Goons with Peter Sellars Harry Secombe and Michael Bentine on BBC radio in the fifties,

[@outlawking4106]

What can you say about The Two Ronnies apart from they were masters of they’re art form, while working together and on they’re individual projects. The original Open All Hours is definitely worth doing a reaction to 💯. Peace 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👊🏻

[@stevetheduck1425]

Spike Milligan was the major writer for 'The Goon Show' a variety-style comedy radio series with a story like this, musical interludes and usually some familiar characters. Some Goon Shows had names like 'The Dreaded Batter-pudding hurler of Bexhill-on-Sea', or 'The Scarlet Capsule' which was itself a spoof of a Quatermass SF serial called 'Quatermass and the Pit'.

[@LeeNorman]

Did you miss the joke on the title card at the beginning? "Norma Stits" - like "Mike Hunt"

[@josefschiltz2192]

The Two Ronnies plus the wonderfully Surreal world of Spike Milligan. In my school days, when this was broadcast, raspberries abounded in the playground. No-one was safe!

[@geoffaldwinckle1096]

In the late 1970s we used to walk around our school in New Zealand pretending to be the Phantom.

[@poppedweasel]

I sure hope EBR doesn't do a react to The Worm That Turned. He'll think it's an episode of Tomorrow's World.

[@timbennett6644]

Man, I loved the phantom raspberry blower when I was a kid.....

[@Grimread]

Spike Milligan was originally a member of the Goons and was an iconic British comedian. He wrote this and I'm pretty certain it's him playing the tall man in the hansom cab.

[@dnf-dead]

You should check The Goons

[@TheDud247]

You should really watch the rest of this series, similar humour throughout granted some jokes have aged a bit but still rather funny I think.

[@lennymarsh1323]

My favourite sketch of the two ronnies was 'the worm that turned' absolutely hilarious!

[@Lonely1inUK]

Even the names in the pre credits are fake. Norma Stitz stuck in my mind when i was young. Now too lol

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

There's a lot of Spike Milligan in this, you should watch some of his stuff if you think this is random. Spike was originally one of The Goons along with Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe and Michael Bentine. Peter Sellers, obviously, went on to have a great film career, Michael Bentine went into comedic children's programmes and Harry Secombe became a regular on UK TV screens, either singing or in religious shows. Spike Milligan had some great series, the Monty Python guys said The Goon Show was among their main influences, especially Spike. He's actually in Life of Brian because he just happened to be in the country when they were filming, he buggered off before they could use him more though.

[@j0hnf_uk]

This was originally shown in segments during their weekly episodes of one series. I didn't know it was as early as 1976, though. I remember distinctly watching it, 'live', back in the day.

[@rossstenner4402]

I envy you seeing this, Dave Allen, Fork 'andles, Morecombe & Wise etc for the first time, these rendered me helpless on the floor when first broadcast, enjoy.

[@carldarbyshire440]

Watch Hale and Pace, many classic sketches, tortoise sketch great

[@valeriehughes1008]

10 Downing Street the Prime Minister's residence!

[@jacketrussell]

Script by Spike Milligan - comic genius.

[@janflaherty3819]

I remember printing raspberries on all of our school books...

[@oleggorky906]

It’s a Jack ‘the let’ Ripper sketch! 💨 💨 💨 💨 💨

[@GenialHarryGrout]

starring Norma Stitz.... think about that name

[@lindabennett457]

I loved the two Ronnie's when I was a kid , and the phantom raspberry blower made me laugh so much even tho I was only 8 at the time , they don't make comedy show like that anymore a true brutish classic xx

[@mikecurtis9485]

the british comedies were off the wall.....

[@CC-wd4rp]

You need to try some Spike Milligan.

[@Albert64]

Spike Milligan was one of the Goons and their radio show in the 1950's was totally different to any of the conventional comedy series of that era. The Goons was the inspiration for the later Monty Python TV Series. My favourite Spike Milligan sketch was 'What time is it Eccles?' which is so surreal. It might be something different for you to react to.

[@johnboy2562]

Agreed, it's such a good sketch that I've got it written down on a piece of paper!!🤣😂

[@chrisgibson5267]

Norma Stitz! How to translate it into American.

[@DeneF]

Does memory play tricks on me but did they also have a running sketch called 'The Phantom Flan Flinger'? Thanks.

[@davidkerr797]

Flan flinger was in TISWAS.

[@blakeyonthebuses]

Thanks for this. It has taken an American looking at old British TV shows to point out their excellence!

[@purplepanther4302]

You missed the intro name of Norma. Lol

[@brushe8025]

You should watch the plank classic

[@johnwillis9511]

Love your giggling Mr Beard. I forgot this was written by Spike as most of the other 2 Ronnies was ghost written by R. Barker.😂

[@feraljim]

Mr methane has got to be your next port of call. He’s amazing

[@texbankuk]

Another 2 names from the Past worth a view are Charlie Drake >The Worker and "Professor" Stanley Unwin

[@texbankuk]

From the Classic Allo Allo series How about Roger Le clerc the Master of disguise? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWQqaKkj5eon5I There is also a glimpse of Officer Crabtree Whose French left a Bit to be desired...Good Moaning! He'd use his Natural voice when Speaking English(same as Off screen) Rather posh

[@rosarose3443]

I do not watch TV anymore. It is so dire and depressing. The comedy of my childhood does not age and I laugh as hard now at The Two Ronnies etc, as I did then. Pure genius 👍

[@davidmathieson9751]

I saw this as a kid. Only now have I noticed the name of one person on the credits. Norma Styts.

[@KeplersDream]

Welcome to the surreal world of Spike Milligan.

[@josefschiltz2192]

The Goonatics have arrived by the back door, Jim!

[@Nee69]

You need to check out some of Spike Milligan's Material, the guy who wrote this. The maddest comic genius ever lived.

[@simonbeaird7436]

'How do you spell it, sir?' 🤣🤣🤣

[@shine01120]

This is a parody of the infamous Jack The Ripper. You missed the name of the woman in the titles Norma Stitz 😂😂

[@RltchieI]

No part 2 yet? :-o

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Spike Milligan and Ronnie Barker, two of the greatest comedy writers in history!

[@johnhehir508]

Jack the ripper parody

[@andygraves3658]

Another classic from the The Two Ronnies. Hope you enjoyed the whole story. Take a look at this sometime, it will give you another good laugh. Catherine Tait the offensive translator

[@MaNNeRz91]

Have you watched any "bottom" yet? I think you'd like it

[@TheEclecticBeard]

I have watched some, I've got a reaction to it somewhere on my computer that I need to drop on here.

[@AJNixon93]

@@TheEclecticBeard yesss have you seen the gas man episode.

[@MaNNeRz91]

@@AJNixon93 I was thinking the live on stage one where they mess up but play it off 😆😆 there's so many good episodes including the gas man one 👌

[@MaNNeRz91]

@@TheEclecticBeard can't wait your laugh cracks me up 😆👌

[@AJNixon93]

@@MaNNeRz91 the live show is brilliant the Southampton one where they are winding eachother up and interacting with the crowd.

[@kategray9]

A lot of subtle nuances.

[@mrtheo7680]

Excellent reaction ☺️

[@andycraig2423]

The hours of fun we had at school, shops and anywhere to be frank, going round regaling the raspberry blowing. Simple things we had in the 1970s

[@sueturner9468]

At 60 I grew up with this. It was a segment of their phenomenally successful Saturday night shows. They ruled, no one else came close. Such talent.

[@FightCollective]

You seriously need to watch some of the Carry On films... Carry On Cleo or Carry on Henry is more universal than the likes of Carry on Camping, but Carry on Camping is a classic.

[@NeonXXP]

Norma Stitz... XD

[@BunnyKins1970]

I watched this as a boy. *Useless Trivia* - the term 'blowing a Raspberry' comes from Cockney rhyming slang. 'Raspberry', a contraction of 'Raspberry Tart' - 'Fart'.

[@Fcutdlady]

David Jason, who played Del Boy in only fools and horses, blew the raspberries! He was an early collaborator with Ronnie Barker. He was in portodge as the old man Blanko Webb

[@iain860]

Skipping your prediliction for hirsute women...😊 Welcome to the sketch writer - Spike Milligan. Try 'Astr O' nauts'. First Irishmen on Der Moon.

[@pauldean1816]

Hey great job love the reactions pif you get time please check out Russell Howard he dose a bit called cancer boy it's a funny bit with a really good end

[@ChrisReadUK]

Very good choice!

[@richardgregory3684]

"Why is there no name upon it?" "Modesty forbids it" "But there is no address either sir" "I'm never at home" "Is there a message I may give to the Prime Minister, sir?" "Yes. Tell him...THIS: PPPHHHHRRRRRPPPP!!!!"

[@weekendwarriorprospecting817]

I request IRISH MIKE (FONEJACKER) it's prank calls on members of the public. The web addresses are absolutely hilarious mate. You'll piss yourself 😂😂

[@jno5]

I was scared shirtless of PRB, it was up there with the Darleks.....but I was only about 8yrs old.....😂