Harry Enfield Loadsamoney 'In The Country'

Re upload, since I've heard it was gone.

[@TinaLouise73]

This is classic 80s comedy gold! 😂

[@fluggaenkoecchicebolsen]

90s

[@TheJentok]

I miss the killing floor jokes lile "go buy yourself an axe. Then she became a lvl 6 beserker" or simply "kf_farm"

[@jackaryyy]

I was looking for that exact comment ahaha. She is truly a lvl 6 beserker,

[@zachesherman]

I legit thought the line was “go buy yourself an ass”. What does an axe have to do with anything?

[@gennettor8915]

Guy Ritchie and Madonna lived just down the road from me in Dorset - very much the same; great fun!

[@fluggaenkoecchicebolsen]

Fred and Rose West lived a few doors down from me. much the same great fun

[@lewiebeav8701]

Not dorset. Wiltshire

[@IamAJoe]

Been awhile since I looked up these videos, thanks for uploading this classic.

[@user-qh1my5gn7q]

XR3i nutter bastard. Brilliant!

[@Vassatta]

Basically what the countryside has become now with all the Londoners escaping the big smoke.

[@nowherepeople3431]

Escaping the mass immigration which they continue to vote for.

[@bernardbradbury7774]

There's no smoke in London now we have ULEZ. Khan out!

[@stephenowen6862]

Very much of its time just like his XR3i. Was funny at the time and mildy amusing now. Harry Enfield is a funny bloke and was still funny on that Friday night live a few months back

[@FakeFlemishOfficer]

thanks man for the reupload

[@scorpiochris3635]

I miss loadsa

[@eddiejohnson5370]

Brilliant stuff

[@xtraspecialmango]

Shut your mauf, Vika!!

[@ukrpgfan4029]

Such better times...

[@kevincooper8666]

There is only one harry who is king

[@mrsillywalk]

They can't all be funny.

[@user-sd3ik9rt6d]

Like fine milk

[@JohnJohnson-tw8qk]

😂😂

[@rico4ever]

Harold Lott on kf-farm

[@judgeprime3730]

?????

[@TaSwavo]

It was funny at the time. Now it's so lame. But the attitude was and does remain. "Shu' up" and "shu' yor mouf" - some things date and this has. Makes me smile

[@oleggorky906]

It was. At one time, he was great. For me, he started to lose it when he went to Sky, around the turn of the millennium. He just didn’t seem funny any more. A bit like Stephen Fry when he signed up for that American s**t, The Great Indoors. He might’ve earned a shed load of money for that one poor series, but I think that his credibility took a knock.

[@annother3350]

@@oleggorky906 Personally I think that was when they peaked -- after the millenium. The rude chemist, I saw you coming, The confectioner -- all my favourites

[@oleggorky906]

@@annother3350 Oh Yeah, the South African chemist. Well, to be fair there were a quite a few of those sketches. Some worked better than others, but I liked the one where he embarrassed the woman that he had previously given a prescription to for chronic diarrhoea. It’s that odd bit of human nature where we like to laugh at other people’s minor misfortunes that it appeals to. Most of us have that little bit of schadenfreude in us! He didn’t lose it all in one go. Maybe it was down to what people call over exposure. In the old days of music hall, pre television, maybe they only had to change the material once a year because you would probably only catch that show once a year when it came to your area. But with television and the constant demand to keep being funny ... you’re bound to fail at some stage. And I think that’s what happened here. Gradually, the sketches became a little less funny over time. After so long, they’ve told all the jokes and then they have to find a way of doing them all again and keeping them funny, and making them look new by using new circumstances and characters. He did have a good long run at it though; Paul as well. And they did endeavour more than most to keep their act evolving. Even now, I would still take them any day over Cannon and Ball and Jim Davidson - acts that never did evolve!

[@edwardlowe8985]

You are lame

[@eamonnmulhern2332]

We're doomed

[@breakfreak3181]

Early Enfield was shite. I never found it funny then and don't now. He definitely improved as he got older. Hit his peak with Harry and Paul which I did find very funny.

[@annother3350]

Agreed