Morecambe and Wise

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[@JJONNYREPP]

Morecambe and Wise 1816pm 9.4.23 now that's hannah gorden!!!!!! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannah_Gordon

[@alansutton2980]

Brilliant, a nice reminder of real entertainment: music and laughter without any bad language or nastiness. Golden days.

[@tim2015]

Those pilchards would never get past the B.B.F.C.

[@ninarizzo7312]

Morecambe and wise never fail to have me in hysterics. They are so funny!!!!❤️❤️❤❤😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣💯 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@alimantado373]

Eric Morecambe was a genius! On par with Les Dawson.

[@MegaDeansy]

Oh well, here I go again - every time I accidentally come upon a clip of 'Morecombe & Wise' that's the rest of my day taken up !. Still, I've no complaints- none !

[@mikeymike3240]

Same lol 😂

[@frankplatt323]

Hannah Gordon was so beautiful, my teenage years were spent dreaming about her. I always wanted to marry her and then go live in Paris happy ever after. Neither ever happened. How, life, how could you be so cruel?

[@gaskellr44]

And I was hoping for a happy ending.

[@stevenmorley1639]

I would definitely liked a happy ending with Hannah in the day , hehehe....

[@li5a17]

Bless ♥️

[@johnenglish929]

She will be 81 this year and, still no doubt, serenely beautiful.

[@sabian5393]

@@stevenmorley1639 Yeh, me too👍

[@janmcdonald3896]

This is as fresh and funny today as when they made it. Brilliant! Thank u for posting it. For me Ernie was the most adorable thing I’ve ever seen. Their chemistry was what made them timeless.

[@xiropigado]

Eric Morecambe absolute comic genius, the best ever.

[@johnbanks4761]

they were genius. Quite rightly loved by so many for so long

[@TheTmny876able]

wow never seen this before and i collect Eric and Ern dvd's ! i know about windmills of your mind, exellent show as always.

[@Sjmby95]

The ad lib is great 👍

[@usctrojans001]

I've never seen Morecambe and Wise but like the simplicity of a Good Variety Show. Miss those days.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Morecambe and Wise 1839pm 9.4.23 for all ages morcambe and wise. i think they must have thought id' planted corn on the cob...

[@howardsternisbatman]

Hannah Gordon and Nanette Newman. Good Lord as a teenage boy...

[@WeeShooey]

“She has her hands on your pilchards” 🤣🤣

[@LeoCapaldi]

Christopher Neil singing If I Was Close To You - a rare treat.

[@BluebirdFrank]

Had a massive crush on Hannah Gordon - she was beautiful! - miss them all! 😔

[@blowingfree6928]

And me! She was just so gorgeous. She looked kind as well.

[@StephenLyons-tl8ie]

@@blowingfree6928 . A truly beautiful lady indeed.

[@RobWhittlestone]

Me too. Totally delightful and she seemed very sweet too. It was especially her nature (at least that apparent to the public) that made me so fond of her.

[@xoio]

"Miss them 'all' ? Why 'all'? Hannah's still very much ALIVE!!

[@mikeymike3240]

Same same same same here, i loved 🥰 the crap 💩 out of her, petite, beautiful, and a wicked sense of humour.

[@champ10ns08]

28:25 Anthony Sharp quality character actor, played a sublime Roland Pervical in the "Nosin' Around" section in the first ever episode of The Young Ones (1982)

[@richardenglish2195]

God, I love that sketch. It doesn't matter if I'm watching him in Steptoe and Son, A Clockwork Orange, Schalcken the Painter or Barnaby Rudge, my mind always wanders to him dancing awkwardly as Ben Elton asks if he's getting down. He also had a nice little cameo in the Comic Strip Presents episode The Bullshitters, in which he delivers the memorable line "He's nothing but a work-shy, pinko, shit-stirring bastard".

[@stephenhumphreys6797]

They were so good. Ageless timeless.

[@richardbrown1189]

"She's got her hand on your pilchards!" One of the great Eric Morecambe lines!

[@alimantado373]

TheMorecambe and Wise stylist were on point I would wear some of those suits now. From the early 70s through the decade. Hanna Gordon looked beautiful , the famous eyebrow. But Ernie Wise's comb over was outrageous!

[@tim2015]

If you've got it, comb it!

[@johnsullivan2652]

How lovely is Hannah Gordon

[@johno4521]

Reasonably lovely.

[@chriscutler09]

Hannah Gordon - simply stunning 😍

[@GroundhogDayisAWESOME]

11:54 "I reckon this bird will do us both very nicely over the weekend, Eric." "Don't be like that---we've only just MET the young lady, what's the matter with you??" ROFL xD

[@casanova2232]

Pure classic TV

[@taxirob1297]

My god Hannah Gordon is gorgeous.

[@fluorosco]

I was just thinking that really nice

[@beercrazy8492]

Agree, she was stunning

[@Stoic-Col]

I'm sorry to disillusion you but I thought everyone knew this. Hannah Gordon was in fact, Gordon Hannah. He had a terrible time in the 70's getting work so decided to take advantage of his high voice and wide hips. Lovely lad really. Thought the world of his mother

[@digitalmediafan]

What year was this please ?

[@lesleysuttling4243]

Trying to find the clip with Eric and Ernie doing a sketch from Dr zhivago any helpers please been searching for hours there was a female in the sketch to

[@steveconn1375]

Gorgeous Anna xx

[@Wilkins_Micawber]

I was madly in love with Hannah Gordon. Alas, she didn't know I existed.

[@StephenLyons-tl8ie]

Nor me.

[@NeilJR]

Mary Travers…..be still my heart!

[@MegaDeansy]

God, Hannah Gordon was/is incredibly beautiful !

[@greebo6549]

4:32 ... who was expecting a Des O'Connor record

[@synthonaplinth5980]

'Sing Along With Desperate'.

[@lyndamcardle4123]

Me too !

[@davidneal9368]

I honestly thought that. Instead Shirley Temple

[@vincentharriman3283]

I thought they'd get in a joke about one of their closest friends.

[@daviddewar5836]

Me

[@TIDDLES7777777]

very, GOOD!

[@lyndamcardle4123]

Chris Neil produced the album "I Could Be So Good For You" (1980) for Dennis Waterman and co-composed "Nothing At All" with Waterman from that album.

[@gommechops]

Great little track

[@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549]

Write the feam tune, sing the feam tune…

[@miger1824]

Sheena Easton's early producer too

[@lyndamcardle4123]

Yes, he was. He was also an actor at one time with lead roles in a couple of mid to late 70s comedy films as I recall?

[@miger1824]

@@lyndamcardle4123 that's right!

[@alanknotts1844]

She was also beautiful in the 'Elephant Man'.

[@Sjmby95]

I remember this one

[@Baldieman1]

Eric makes you smile,just to look at him.Also,how pretty was Hannah Gordon!

[@leaturk11]

Hannah Gordon wow!

[@fluorosco]

Oh yeah

[@JintySteam1]

No. Eric Morecambe, how are you?

[@iainclark5964]

Miss Gordon, I drink all your gin.

[@synthonaplinth5980]

"I reckon this bird will do us both very nice over the weekend, Eric....' "Don't be like that, we've only just met the young lady!" hahaHAHAhaha!!!!

[@johnsullivan2652]

Hannah Gordon lovely

[@patrikwright2658]

Brill loved every show.and celebs like hanna gordon

[@neilfleming2787]

anyone ever heard of that singer before? I haven't

[@mikemorgan7893]

Many of their shows were remade for radio including this one , Gayle Hunnicut replaced Hannah Gordon.

[@johnking5174]

Don't forget a large chunk of their BBC routines were rehashed by them when they were on Thames Television in the early 1980s.

[@bill-2018]

I've ended up in Ashton-Under-Lyne.

[@kevinpenneykevinpenney846]

Mary Travers a Legend..........

[@damonturnbull5903]

That voice!

[@li5a17]

I love the Hannah Gordon supermarket sketch... she calling for the manager ?

[@steveconn1375]

Been cut out Hannah Gordon sang windmill of your mind

[@johnking5174]

When did Australia get to see Morecambe and Wise - how far behind British transmission was Network 9?

[@travelingman6511]

@John King colour was introduced in australia on 1st of March 1975 so this be around 1977-78 period

[@bisembert]

Eric Morecambes's comedy legacy is still funny today, and what about the very attractive Hannah Gorgeous?.

[@gommechops]

Lovely

[@chrisst8922]

Hannah Gordon 11:10

[@crumplezone1]

When I saw hannag Gorden I knew I was not a batter for the other side

[@TheHumbleFellow]

"She's got her hand on your pilchards."

[@paulwebb6087]

Rissoles

[@peterevans3839]

Hannah Gordon absolutely gorgeous !

[@muff-puff.]

A stunning beauty, the gorgeous Hannah Gordon. My secret Crush 😍.

[@leodoherty5304]

The spear of a 'fuzzy wosy' !

[@Juvefan68]

The vicar out of Steptoe and son

[@Pizzpott]

Hannah Gordon was _the_ perfect woman

[@davidchamberlain5425]

Hannah Gordon 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍...

[@Voxac100b]

Classic confused Eric 11:24. Hannah is lovely and classy lady

[@elisabethshelley4758]

such a lot of talent un Ernie Wise....he whould have had a stature also, I think he was not appreciated

[@antoniod]

Didn't know Mary Travers worked solo in Britain or appeared on M&W!

[@michaelchaplin2248]

Must have been after Peter Yarrow got arrested

[@carolinewiggins2803]

Me too. Very surprised to see her solo and on M & W too! It's incredible, the artists they managed to get on their shows.

[@ireland1953]

Poor Des!

[@vincentharriman3283]

Des actually wrote some of those put downs himself.

[@vincentmaguire1107]

Love this old shows comedy gold these pair were. But How come the fashion of the day always looks like cheap wallpaper

[@honey23b2]

Just as it is….very funny. Yes,…ok… in these times…not politics correct. Yes well know….! But , at the time….? We were not education 8n these issues. Plz…, stop the hatred. Education brings knowledge. It’s that simple. So, if you get offended? …just grow up. It was as it is. We can’t change it!. Now ,we learn. Now …, we are understanding!…plz ,..try to understand. Education has been re writing! Life is much better now,…truly.! Please, calm down. In life we learn! …..Nothing, is as it was. Plz….., 40 years ago…? We knew little. I’m so sorry.

[@Cruzy1892]

10:27 it gave me a what??

[@karlj.claridge7949]

"Gave me a rickshaw"

[@Cruzy1892]

Karl J. Claridge Thank you :)

[@daveclayton3701]

Not bothered Bart music but Morecombe n wise gud 😂

[@alisonwunderland9900]

Keep Hannah, I'll have Mary Travers....

[@fl3162]

That rug is terrible

[@karlj.claridge7949]

It wasn't really a "rug" it was a joke they just kept with !

[@Dai-Verse-IT]

Take the woke and so-called offence out of entertainment, this is what you get.

[@EnglishMike]

So it's okay to call black people a highly racist term because it's not woke? I'm a lifelong fan of Morecambe and Wise, but your comment is ridiculous. First of all, the comedy of their day was far more censored by the BBC than it is today, even with the occasionally blatant racist and sexist line in there. Secondly, they would certainly have been mortified by those lines if they'd still been around today, especially the racist term (which was also used in Dad's Army multiple times back in the day). Yes, it was a different time, but there's a good reason why such jokes aren't shown today on TV -- because we know better now. It's the same reason why shows like the Black and White Minstrel Show and On the Buses won't ever see the light of day again. But, fortunately, the 99% of the Morecambe and Wise shows are just as watchable today as they were back them. Good comedy is timeless. But, by all means keep whining about wokeness, if you like...

[@johnnypig7378]

A bit racist when you get to 2.57 but I guess that was accepted back in the day.

[@HooDatDonDar]

“The spear of a fuzzy-wuzzy”? So, the Army fought some savage tribes. Would you have objected if he had said ‘Hun bayonet’?

[@johnnypig7378]

@@HooDatDonDar prehistoric answer lol. Go and live back in the 70,s where you belong.....

[@johnnypig7378]

@@derbyram5131 You give it a rest, no place for racist sympathies here....

[@kikii1]

Idiot: The expression derives from 'Fuzzy Wuzzy', one of Rudyard Kipling's Barrack Room Ballad poems, published in 1892. The poem is written in the voice of an unsophisticated British soldier and expresses admiration rather than contempt.

[@johnnypig7378]

@@kikii1 www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/fuzzy-wuzzy.html A derogatory term for a black person, especially one with fuzzy hair.

[@Protectchildrenfrompridecult]

You can't see the join......😆😆