Love Thy Neighbour "The Seven Year Itch" Reaction

[@2Tall2Step2]

Black Brit here bro. Just wanted to say that watching this show with you is hilarious. Keep them coming my bro👊🏾

[@CupidStunt0001]

Watching from the uk, So glad I found your channel Jay, love your reactions so much, you crack me up 😁

[@fitfinlay999]

Funny when Eddie stared at the barmaids knockers

[@Soulfulshal1962]

How they kept their faces straight!! So funny to watch this again - they would never show anything like this now. They made a film too. Another comedian to watch is Benny Hill - I wasn't keen on him, but his shows were loved too. Loving your Channel, Jay - brilliant. Watching from West Wales, UK 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@chrismaggs]

South Wales watcher here!!

[@Soulfulshal1962]

@@chrismaggs 👋👋 😁

[@KevinJones-rk3gq]

the americans are very aware of benny hill ,he was a regular on their tv's years ago

[@Soulfulshal1962]

@@KevinJones-rk3gq I didn't this, I thought he would have been well known in Australia, but not the US.

[@duncanmit5307]

👍💜👍💜👍👍👍 ....great show.....before everyone got so upset now a days👍👍👍👍😂. Glad your enjoying the show👍👍👍👍

[@paulmurphy5648]

Hi Jay, great to see someone young having such a mature attitude. This was made about 50 years ago and humour certainly was different, but that was then and this is now. You are correct though, as the series went on Eddie and Bill did become closer even though, at times they still called each other sambo & honky, there was a deep friendship in the end. Also enjoying watching you watching Rising Damp, another great comedy.

[@mycarispassat]

Keep up the good work… watching from the UK 🇬🇧

[@nickelljohnson3745]

Keep these ones coming Jay Peezy. You’ve got a good sense of humor. I think this show is absolutely hilarious! 🇬🇧👊💯

[@alanmetx]

I’ve never seen this before only on your uploads, so I watch along as well 😂 I refuse to watch it any other way other than your uploads they’re hilarious. I hope you do them all!

[@splishsplashtv9765]

One of my fave series.. So glad you enjoy it and take it for what it is :)

[@wordsmith52]

So glad you managed to upload another of this series - your views and reactions are always appreciated on Brit comedy.

[@peteringlis1800]

Love thy neighbour was made I think to show the stupidity of racism, by the way keep up the good reactions, I loved this program

[@doubledeckers]

It's funny to watch these with you after so many years. There is an episode that involves Eddie dancing around a tree. Even 50 years later I can remember how much we laughed at that one. I hope you do that episode eventually. Rising Damp is an all-time favourite of mine so look forward to seeing what you think of more of those too.

[@EmilyIlett]

This is the best mini series ever I love seeing your reactions to this show 😂😂😂

[@iggy35]

You do realise you have to view all 8 series of this now

[@peakyparttimers9362]

They become best friends. Also did you know the song love thy neighbour is song by Rudolf Walker who plays Bill!👍 he is still going strong today in a uk soap called Eastenders at the age of 82.

[@clinteastwood8230]

Always wonder that too

[@booradley8895]

Sung by Stuart Gillies as you can see in the credits

[@peakyparttimers9362]

@@booradley8895 its a red herring

[@K1987-t5e]

He didn't sing it

[@raymartin7172]

The whole point of the series was that you laughed AT the bigot, not WITH him. Even as a teenager fifty years ago it was obvious that characters like this and Alf Garnet in Til Death do us Part were dinosaurs in to be mocked. And we did, even if some of our elders held these views. It is for this reason that I don't think these shows should be banned: they're now historical documents, showing a country trying to come to terms with a multi racial Britain.

[@angieflynn5354]

Jay it’s great watching you and the singing is as funny as the program

[@MalakAlMaut6860]

Talent is what you call someone you looking for to get ya leg over. 👍

[@MrSwanny182]

On the still game binge watch right now but going to binge this as I’ve never seen it before. Can I suggest DAD’S ARMY if you haven’t already watched it.

[@martinmyers8329]

Really enjoyed this episode that I hadn't seen before. Good to see that you enjoyed it too

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

Crippen was a murderer who fled to Canada in 1910 but was spotted by a crew member. A radio message was sent ahead and he was arrested. the first time such this had ever occurred, thus the radio reference made by Eddie to Jackko about radioing Harold Wilson, the prime minister on his yacht. Khrushchev was the Soviet leader, they being labour members would raise a statue to him. "On the slate" means having a Tab at the bar. Joan wrote the note on the back of the Newspaper bill

[@JC-mx9su]

Jay Peezy are you going to continue your reaction on the Napoleonic Wars in Kings and Generals?

[@RltchieI]

Some people actually thought Jack was racist because of the show, in reality he wasn’t, far from it. In fact his daughter in law Rakie Ayola is Black as are his two grandchildren. There is a video of Jack & Rakie on a U.K. tv show called Bargain Hunt on here.

[@MrSwanny182]

Not suggesting he was Racist. But I know this lady her daughter got married to a black Gentleman and had Two kids one is black he is the older child the other white the grandmother calls the older one these little names ignorant names. I consider her racist in-spite of her having mixed race grandkids. Just because you know someone or are related to someone doesn’t make you not prejudiced. Again I’m not saying that guy was racist however your reasoning for him not being racist isn’t quite accurate.

[@RltchieI]

@@MrSwanny182 I very much doubt his son or his daughter in law would have much time for him if he were racist & I very much doubt they’d allow their two kids to be around one either. I also suspect she wouldn’t go on a national tv show with someone who has shown any inkling of being racist. Given they were on Bargain Hunt together and seemed to get on amazingly, I would suggest my reasoning is fair based on the evidence available both visual & written. There is a wonderful BLM related thread by his son Adam from 2020 where he mentions his parents made sure to point out that Eddie was an “ignorant fool and loser”. He also goes on to say how close they were to two of the most famous black actors on tv at that time. Again, I suspect my reasoning based on the available evidence is fair, but you are of course entitled to your opinion.

[@neilgilbert6798]

You should try and watch the movie version off love thy neighbour and check out only fools and horses that's one of the best British sitcoms out there

[@mowhawk5924]

Another great series is called ' Porridge'

[@cazzawazza9553]

Lov your channel mate

[@O.O.O.K999]

There was SO much good comedy in the UK in the 1960's, 70's and 80's. Another one that would upset the bedwetting SJW's was ' 'Allo, Allo' ' about the French Resistance in the war. It poked fun at all the nationalities involved - the French were randy, the Germans were kinky, the Italians cowards and the English idiots. And, in this episode, the way the men talked to the barmaid was normal back then and wasn't seen as harassment but banter. I had a Saturday job in a bar near a Naval Base, one night, when collecting glasses, I had to step into a group of sailors to collect glasses. One grabbed my bum and told me "I'm the world champion bum feeler", I slapped his face and told him I was the world champion nut crusher as he'd find out if he grabbed my bum again. His companions thought it hilarious (especially as he was their senior officer) and we actually all had a very entertaining evening of banter. It's how it was, we were adults. The pc brigade have made life utterly miserable.

[@nickelljohnson3745]

God damn lady. Allo Allo is absolutely hilarious! 🇬🇧👊💯

[@O.O.O.K999]

@@nickelljohnson3745 Got the whole lot on DVD and "Good moaning. I was just pissing by the door" still cracks me up after 40 years - well, most of it does actually!

[@nickelljohnson3745]

@@O.O.O.K999 I love Allo Allo. Officer Crabtree gives me tears literally. What a great show it was. I’m a year younger than you but I have to admit that I’m also one of Allo Allo’s biggest fans! 👊💯🇬🇧

[@peachesmcgee4795]

"Talent" means attractive men (or women)-I'd forgotten that term!

[@nicolahallsworth7135]

Jack smethurst hated what his character stood for , 100% fact if you look it up matey

[@sandocheese45]

Brilliant 🤣👍

[@kevinmassey7675]

Harry Belafonte ref .......RIP

[@markbarker6739]

The two actors got on very well they were often seen out together and in one other comedy movie were seen in a cafe together when a star of the film saw them and called the black guy a nig nog Jack said you shouldn't call him that he replied you do and the black guy said yes but he gets paid for it

[@kevingrant7098]

You’re better than me I didn’t see that one coming

[@moosesugar]

i was a child when this aired and i did not know about racism but i hope that the whole feeling was innocent

[@Ashs-mini-vlogs]

I have love thou neighbour movie on dvd classic comedy

[@markjones4354]

Love the content. The sound of the video and your voice aren’t balanced very well. Can hardly hear the vid. Keep up the good work. 😃😎

[@johndoyle781]

Talent in Britain means people who you fancy

[@JohnnyTraveller]

I remember watching this show when I was a kid, it gives the impression of Eddie being this racist male chauvinist, who over time starts to see there are less differences and more similarities with Bill, simply using comedy to brake down the walls of racism.

[@ratatat9790]

7.5 :)

[@GeorgeStyles]

From UK. Too young to have seen this the first time, so I thought south park had the honour of trailblazing lampooning of outrageous xenophobic people. This is brilliant. Definite echos of cartman and his antisemitism.

[@jenniferbielitz4336]

Awww, you are soooo cute.....LOL It is quite shocking this day and age watching this.

[@zaftra]

why? the uploader clearly has no problem.

[@jenniferbielitz4336]

@@zaftra It is not a criticism, I love the way he laughs at these daft programmes. I used to watch this programme sometimes in the early 70s, it is just that in this day and age it seems quite shocking in light of all the PC police out there. It was classed as comedy in the early 70s.

[@TheHandsomeman]

They were obviously friends.

[@michaelscott2445]

The actor who plays Eddie died a few weeks ago

[@vivienwilliams1538]

I am not absolutely sure but I believe Queen Elizabeth 1st contracted Beri Beri - twice!

[@robertengland9352]

Funny guy 😎

[@benrichards399]

Are you watching them in order? 🤔

[@zaftra]

I've been wondering that

[@angleschannel9373]

Just to say I can sing love thy neighbour I know the words

[@petermizon4344]

GREAT VIDEO LOVE IT, BUT COULD YOU TURN YOUR VOICE DOWN AND TURN VIDEO UP AS YOUR VOICE IS VERY LOUD AND KEEP HAVING TO TURN IT DOWN WHEN YOU LAUGH OR SPEAK CHEERS MATE FROM UK

[@Observeandlearn994]

Hate these comedies but love you and your reactions.

[@lindasapiecha2515]

👍😊

[@matthewb9621]

Watching the episode where Eddie blacks up kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbLhnaqmJaSjqM So funny. Pissed my pants 😅 I think it's quite funny, even though some of the situations were even dated for the mid seventies. A chap like that wouldn't really associate the way Eddie does, but it wouldn't really work if he didn't Overall, a great show.

[@acerrimmer9066]

11 out of 10 for the channel minus ten for the singing

[@jang3412]

Ah. be fair Ace - wouldn't have been bad if he'd known the words!! Maybe an 8-9/10? Hmm, sorry Jay..not bad ..try again - with words!

[@acerrimmer9066]

@@jang3412 Might have been a little harsh but his channel is great

[@jang3412]

@@acerrimmer9066 Of course, I agree with you too - I was just joshing as well.

[@acerrimmer9066]

@@jang3412 thats fine i have that sense of humour also

[@TheHandsomeman]

P, PENCE. 1.PENCE, 3.,PENCE.

[@lisab3396]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@13thcentury]

Dude. If you want a good "race" one. Check out the "are you being served" with the blackface scene. It's a Christmas episode. Rather than being purposely racist, it a) has the characters act woke by choosing a black kid to pick a Santa b) has a behind the times elderly fossil who is a fan of Al Jolson. Done brilliant.

[@kevinhayes7830]

What you should be taking notice of is the trade union stuff British work men could virtually bring the whole country to a stand still if there conditions weren't met 👍that's why us British have so many more benefits that you don't have in the us 🤔 you could all learn 👍

[@petermizon4344]

Agree so we should bring back unions, lol

[@zaftra]

and did, good job the unions were destroyed.

[@kevinhayes7830]

@@zaftra ye conservatives have attacked unions but they still exist 👍

[@launchedkode]

I think these shows were created to break down barriers it was a very different place here 50 years ago and women were fair targets for crude behaviour on these shows it was a lot more male dominated and rule brittania attitude

[@zaftra]

Women lapped it up or had no problem, it was only a very tiny minority of feminist that had a problem; then as now the minority dictates what the majority has to think, you only got to look at the gender twaddle.

[@davidlsilvester5625]

Great TV show from my youth. We didn't think about the dialogue being offensive. It was what it was. YOUR SINGING IS JUST AS BAD AS MINE. YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE "CAN'T SING DON'T SING club.

[@camrondirossi3249]

You need to react mind your Language

[@alangriggs6355]

I'll give you a ten if you don't sing it again

[@angelagardner5230]

the sounds not good jay

[@angelagardner5230]

on video mate