Harry Enfield - Look, Listen & Take Heed Women Keep Your Virtue | Reaction

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[@weswheel4834]

Fortunately she could listen to the narrator, so she knew the man to go for.

[@philtralfaz]

The clip was from a British comedy show, a spoof on male-female relationships. Just a bit of fun.

[@natmanprime4295]

i appreciate the brevity of your intros! great reaction

[@Hereford1642]

I think you took this public information film far too seriously.

[@Isleofskye]

"Public Improvement" Film, please...lol

[@paulgoffin8054]

It's a *parody* for goodness sake! It's parodying 1930s attitudes for a (relatively) modern TV sketch show.