Barry Cryer and Bernard Cribbins from The Good Old Days

[@harrybrighouse4959]

Both lost this year. Both wonderful. How nice to see them together.

[@indyandnorbert1]

Two brilliant performers, audience participation at its best, what a pity they cant Bring back the Good Old Days !

[@steveparker4343]

Lovely memories. I used to enjoy watching this with my beloved grandmother who loved to singalong.

[@Somerset-In-The-Blood]

Both now making them roar up there now,Rip Bernard & Barry gone but never forgotten.

[@borgduck]

Bernard Cribbins = LEGEND!

[@wightangel]

Great TV great characters. R.I.P TO ALL THREE.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

I love the hats of the ladies in the audience.

[@namesake-mx9nl]

Very funny entertainers , always a pleasure to watch them way back then , very sadly now both gone , but their legacy will remain forever . If you're reading this in 2111 , you were born too late ! Enjoy !

[@jazzman1626]

Barry Cryer was the one I first heard saying the line “Nurse, he’s out of bed again!” For when someone is being a bit daft. My wife sometimes uses it on me, and I, on her.

[@unclenogbad1509]

I'd forgotten how bizarre this show could sometimes be. Two greats of British comedy plus the incomparable Leonard Sachs, of course. RIP all three.

[@whogoderetedigo52]

Great clip. Many thanks for posting.

[@Puremenace21]

I have never heard of Bernard Cribbins before Dr. Who, but I realize how much I missed out on!

[@markedwards5114]

RIP Barry.

[@terencebarrett2897]

Absolutely wonderful brilliant,laughter energy talent"" ahh man " we've let our western society go to the dogs" ,honestly it makes you wonder what's going to be,in the world,

[@jamesdunlop8704]

I have seen Barry Cryer shopping in my local supermarket and chip shop

[@EukeeUK]

Wow this brought back memories. I used to watch this every week, It was a good old fashioned variety show. I thought this was Tom O'Connor for a minute, not Barry Cryer.

[@w.hartnell-lives-on-while-6073]

Wonderful performers, but, with an equally wonderful chairman "Leonard Sachs", I was always wondering, which amazing words he was going to use, to describe the next act. I only saw the last 20 yrs of it`s 30 yr run, but, it has been missed ever since, this was real entertainment. Also, of course, "Leonard" played "Lord President Borusa", on Dr.Who" during the "5th,Dr.,Peter Davison`s" tenure. R.I.P. "Leonard" If you do not mind, I will "Add To" my page.

[@timdavies4679]

Matron, have my visitors been yet?...

[@silverdalesapphires]

I think you'll find it's Leeds City Varieties where they always staged it. The theatre's still there but Leonard Sachs passed away in 1990,

[@bluebottley]

Any recordings of Baz's Scottish act on this programme, where he wore a tam o'shanter?

[@SouthCountyGal]

Is this where the stand up/sit down thing originated? My elementary school teachers used to do that with us.

[@borgduck]

Wait! Is that the same theatre/stage/studio/whatever that was used on Doctor Who & The Talons Of Weing Chang?

[@barumite]

Good, honest, decent, fun television. The woke BBC would cancel this instantly!