Jim Casey, Eli Woods and Roy Hudd - The Chipster

[@simongee8928]

Their 'look around each other' routine is a gem - ! 😅

[@jackthebassman1]

I agree, I showed this to a couple pals, they nearly wet themselves

[@nathelondon3719]

Classic, clean, British comedy. What are we left with?

[@hazelanderson1479]

Jo Brand and Frankie Boyle 🤦🏻‍♀😪😡.

[@eastasiavoyager4616]

refreshingly humorous!

[@richardjeffreys2437]

Wonderful x

[@Thursdaym2]

Wonderful. Back in the seventies, our band backed Eli singing. We were booked for a company Christmas dinner dance at a hotel in Altrincham and Eli was the guest act. It wasn't easy😅

[@jillalexander3006]

I've read this comment on several posts - what was it about Eli's singing that I don't know? I suppose I remember him only for the Box sketch

[@simongee8928]

@@Thursdaym2 Didn't you run through his intended routine first - ?

[@jillalexander3006]

I remember that series. I wonder if you have the episode I think from Scotland which featured the incomparable Billy Dainty doing one of his comedy ballet routines. Been looking for that sketch for years.

[@robertparkes4982]

Fab.

[@regroyle447]

Brilliant

[@Stan-m9s2k]

Classic clean sharp no smut just comedy

[@Colin-wd9fu]

All great comedians gave much pleasure and no offence 😊

[@jackthebassman1]

Eli, was an absolute one off, very, very funny!

[@ThaisChannel2023]

How funny! -

[@johnlangford5163]

Absolutely Brilliant but no longer with us

[@alanwitton5039]

Hilarious

[@jrgboy]

James Casey was Jimmy James son.. also the writer & producer of The Clitheroe Kid..

[@theholygoat8826]

It's right what they say , you've either got it or you haven't , and the only one that had it on that stage was young Eli .

[@jillalexander3006]

I hear you but I know that sketch well. It looked effortless with good old Roy Castle holding the box but I think James Casey was rather thrown not getting the right cues at the right time which are key in making this sketch work. A stooge seems like a subservient role but the lack of a good one makes even the best of comics flounder. Roy Castle who usually did that role was a comedian, musician and dancer so his timing was exemplary. That's clearly lacking here. Seek out the Parkinson version from 1982 which is up here to see this sketch really work.

[@neilcarroll4579]

Hudd laughing throughout the whole thing doesnt help

[@ozzie-sk9dh]

It’s Tommy Cockles

[@lenniecapuano521]

what is funny about them NOTHING