Good Old Days BBC Where Did You Get That Hat

[@marinamohidixon2879]

Woke up with this song in my head today lol 🤠

[@theentertainer06]

Anyone here from Enola Holmes 2?😂

[@tomasredondo4641]

YES!

[@Daniela_x.]

Me!

[@dorotheeyenobybongo9671]

Oui 😅

[@mateogonzalez7455]

Si

[@Red_limo]

I'm here😂

[@martinpugchin630]

I loved that. Why dont the bbc do it all again. With todaya stars and costumes and everything. For a new generation to laugh at. I was not even born when this one was done!

[@alanbutland2658]

I saw Derek Parkyn performing this at the Players Theatre. So delighted to see his hilarious performance again.

[@sallybaddeley6060]

I thoroughly enjoyed that. In this comedy starved world, it felt like it lifted my soul a little.

[@salvatore310]

Hello

[@muriloamorim2731]

Who came here after watching enola holmes 2?

[@theentertainer06]

Lmao yh

[@tomasredondo4641]

Omg

[@oluwayomiwilliams7233]

me and hetty feathers lmao

[@toastsplosion]

banger of 2023 let's go

[@hughdncy]

Real british OG's know this song from Without a Clue

[@indyandnorbert1]

What a routine ! Great stuff, Dereck Parkin

[@ianmodernist.7038]

Brill old skool .

[@thatnerdclara]

Catchy song!!

[@11kwright]

Flippin brilliant - using this as a cursor for my 12 year old son doing his LCM exam this week. I saw the Al Simmons one and it was dead boring. But this is so entertaining. I love it.

[@rosarioforino7075]

I Heard this Song in a movie that was a Sherlock Holmes parody. Michael Caine was in the cast.

[@migmit]

Without a Clue. Terrific comedy.

[@rosarioforino7075]

@@migmit yeah, exactly 😉

[@dancesontheceiling]

I read (could be apocryphal) that after her investiture, the Queen went to the private room. Prince Philip looked at her and asked “Where DID you get that hat?” I hope it’s a true story.

[@Dreyno]

It was written in New York by a performer of Irish ancestry. So extremely doubtful.

[@Pkatherstudio]

Pure Music Hall...or Vaudeville as we say in the states. That's it, right there.

[@laurenceellis8311]

Got to this from Stanley Holloway, and I think I prefer this version...

[@madgeson]

Two wonderful people Deryk Parkin and Graham Richards appear in this. Both sadly no longer with us. Sadly missed by many.

[@AndrewDennyGrannyButtons]

I just came across this clip, and it brought back dear memories of the Players Theatre. I saw Deryk Parkin perform it - marvellous!

[@cornishphilosopher]

Does anyone else remember the I'm sorry I didn't a clue rendition from Tim Brooke-Taylor to the tune of the Damn busters? Because that's the version we sing in our house.

[@jokepy4230]

Brilliant.

[@fisherpeter695]

This magical show was taken of the air by the BBC in 1983 when it had a ten year waiting list for audience places. Perhaps the in the interests of " diversity" the show once enjoyed by millions could be brought back.

[@dilippatel4797]

Yes.....😊

[@tomasredondo4641]

Enola 😌

[@littleredwitch]

What’s the name of the musical?

[@mrbillhicks]

They should bring this back and get rid of some of the shite they put out now...

[@garethhjones]

Yeah, the old shite was better than the new shite.

[@Goudenogen]

Bravo!!!

[@stavrospapadopoulos-fb8vp]

which year is this?????

[@DrDespicable]

What is this clip from? I'd quite like to see the entire movie/show!

[@danco81]

DrDespicable en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Old_Days_(UK_TV_series)

[@jamesgill1973]

this is from a 1970/80s BBC show called the good old days

[@cmpierso1matt6]

Sounds like Supercalifragilisticexpliadocious! To me.

[@gerbius]

bonzi buddy bought me here

[@ethanjordan5704]

#hettyfeather

[@templetonplanning3786]

utterly horrific

[@GoonerBob42]

In your HUMBLE opinion.

[@fabrizioruffo1799]

I think its fairly heartwarming