Do not Disturb | Porridge | BBC Studios

[@JAY-lo3sx]

I have watched & loved this show for years. I Can’t begin to imagine how many times I’ve seen every episode & still find them funny & Roar with laughter. It’s just So wonderfully written & the acting is just superb. But it was only as I got older I fully understood what this episode was truly about.

[@johnstriker480]

"Your ball's got a crack in it." *"Better than no balls at all, mate."*

[@davidhubbert9445]

When i'm feeling down I watch these always works classic series.

[@weehubbyable]

What a brilliant series and set of superb actors.

[@nealenewton4193]

Ronnie Barker was an absolute legend in comedy. For years so many folks laughed themselves silly at the antics of Norman Stanley Fletcher, and his fellow inmates. A giant of his time for sure 👏🙏

[@rockyslack799]

The crack in porridge is great...Still up with these times even though 40+ yrs on.great sketch porridge,one of the uk greats.

[@mark4lev]

Doesn’t age. Because it has all the attributes that are timeless. Superb writing superb actors and great timing.

[@richardmiller3839]

My dad loved this show. Now I love it. Iam 53.

[@AmyWinehouse.914]

Fletch ended up throwing the vicar over the balcony and ended up getting a weeks in solitary......he asked if it could be 2.

[@firefighterps2]

Ronnie Barker in one of his best scenes. Thanks

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Consistently BRILLIANT !

[@CTE-hs2qe]

Absolute legend

[@epiendless1128]

He gets solitary confinement as a punishment for what happens at the end - just what he wants!

[@rorymckernan8594]

Ha ha. His face when the chaplain said " aaah Fletcher". In prison, there is no chance of peace and quiet.

[@kaiaccentguy268]

Legendary

[@rorymckernan8502]

It's brilliant isn't it. Poor old Fletch. I'm sure we've all had days like this . I think we can all sympathise with him here. Fletcher's face when the prison chaplain disturbs him, never gets old, always has me in hysterics . 😅😅😅

[@samhenwood5746]

Rip Ronnie baker what a legend 🥺

[@McRambro]

and Sam Kelly

[@enigma7784]

Hilariously relatable

[@michaelpolkey5996]

Funniest Porridge comedy sitcom scene I've seen 😁

[@rorymckernan8594]

ROFL you just knew after he said " if anyone else walks through that door" that someone would disturb him and annoy him. Also funny that the fact he is praying to God and the next person to disturb him is the priest. 😂😂

[@richierich8334]

Duh!! You think??

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

Grouty was the best . He could even put the frighteners on the Govenour .

[@michaelcole455]

Tremendous entertainment

[@Dalek44]

This is how I sometimes feel when I want some me time o the weekends and someone barges in uninvited. Especially in work when me and my colleagues gets bombarded by people who can't solve their own problems and try to get us to do it for them when we've got enough to worry about as it is. Oh, I ranted a bit there didn't I.

[@MrBigbadbowen]

Why cut the sketch off before the punchline!! Ronnie Barker is a comedy Genius, noone better!!

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

Grouty is coming for your weekly " Insurance "

[@lukegreen5341]

But Poor Old Mr Norman Stanley Fletcher He Had A Terrible Bad Temper Tantrum And A Nasty Heart Attack. X

[@AzhiarMoveedShah]

O lord forgive my wrongs and evils,please. ;)

[@weljohn21]

Think that was the wrong time

[@GoFedererWoo]

00:01 to skip advert

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

In most real prisons you can actually lock yourself in the cell from the inside (the officer's key overrides it), but that wouldn't make for good TV.

[@plonkersbro]

Never heard that when it came to prisons back in the 70s when this was made and certainly don't believe it about the prisons back in the 70s either

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

british comedy at its best.. something the yanks just cant do.