On the Buses - Christmas Duty Reaction Part 1/2

#OnTheBuses #Comedy #BritishTV
Jodi and Nick react to the show On the Buses. This is an episode from the fourth season. This episode is called, Christmas Duty.
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[@ritahamblin1043]

Stan and olive were brother & sister. Arthur is olives husband Doris is stan and olives mum

[@ritahamblin1043]

Forgot all about them Green Sheiled stamps. People saved them all year.

[@AlienNationLiveEvents]

Al and Peggy Bundy. Now you're talking. What a show.

[@johnthompson3462]

The girl playing Olive before becoming an actor was an exotic dancer

[@EarthlyEden1]

Exotic dancer?? who for, zoo animals. 😅

[@reinholdmueller4882]

Great reaction! If you like good old-fashioned comedy shows, then you should react to *Fawlty Towers* (1974,1978). There are 12 stand-alone episodes altogether, but I suggest starting with S1 E1. You won't regret it; no one in the UK doesn't like this comedy. It's arguably the best British comedy.

[@martinwebb1681]

There is no "best British comedy" it's all down to personal preferences. I like Only fools and horses, love thy neighbour, Steptoe and son, Rising damp, Bless this house, Dads army, Man about the house, George and Mildred etc, etc, and of course Fawlty towers. But every one has their own personal favourites, many later comedies are also brilliant like Outnumbered, Father Ted etc, etc. The comedy list is endless really, Open all hours, Minder, In sickness and in health, Are you being served, One foot in the grave, Absolutely fabulous, Till death us do part, The vicar of Dibley being just a few more that come to mind.

[@reinholdmueller4882]

@@martinwebb1681 I agree, that's why I said "arguably"!

[@danmayberry1185]

In Canada we got On The Buses, Doctor In the House, The Saint, Randall and Hopkirk, etc on regular TV. Then we became all independent like, and relied on PBS for British shows.

[@christophercarr3755]

On the buses is brilliant, British comedy at its best. Keep them coming. You have Mum, son and daughter and her husband all living under the roof.

[@paulknox999]

Stan the bus driver is the son of the woman doing the turkey, Olive is his sister and Authur is her husband

[@scottwebb1978]

The episode is originally black and white just that someone on youtube uploading them have been colorizing them

[@jameshumphreys9715]

Stan, the bus driver and Oliver are sibilings; Arthur is the brother in law, husband and son in law

[@johnhewett9483]

Long time since I've seen that. Thanks

[@roseoconnor5938]

Back in the day this sitcom was popular....mostly because there were only a few tv channels to watch....defo not pc nowadays.....but times have changed.

[@4Kandlez]

No such thing as pc, just repression of freedom if you let it

[@paulmaxey6377]

Reg Varney (Stan) was in a load of stuff over the year's. Bob Grant's (Jack) story is sadder and unfortunately he committed suicide in 2003 after suffering depression and bipolar disorder, amongst other mental issues from finding it hard to find work.

[@coot1925]

The cross contamination thing with the Turkey is one reason why us folks that were born in the 60s and earlier have strong immune systems and no allergies. People these days live in such a sterile environment that they've become allergic to planet earth.

[@johnroberts190]

I was a bus driver in that era, and can tell you it was very near the truth

[@4Kandlez]

Thank you, too many snowflakes on here

[@Steve-nu4sv]

Popular in the 70's but very dated now. The Mum (Doris Hare) was a well known stage actress playing a variety of roles. Bob Grant (Jack) another stage actor very different to his character in On the Buses. He became an alcoholic and manic depressive in later life.

[@livestocknetwork320]

Despite the re-colouring efforts these buses are actually green, not purple...

[@toonbarmy4201]

Have you done a reaction to Hale and Paces The drugs song yet??? Comedy duo from the UK in the 80's - 90's....A short clip about 3:15....But funny(not vulgar)

[@raythomas4812]

OMG - how on earth did you dig up this ! - whatever next - mind your language !

[@zaftra]

another great classic.

[@adambrown409]

Not a case of its just a show, it was different time back then. Didnt have health and safety back then

[@jameshumphreys9715]

One mystery was why were Oliver and Arthur together.

[@martinwebb1681]

They weren't gay you know ... 😂.... Its Olive and Arthur.

[@TheZodiacz]

it was addressed in one of the episodes (Stan's Worst Day) that had a flashback sequence. Arthur was a lodger at the house and by a misunderstanding Mum thought he had 'had his pleasure' with Olive and had to marry her! Poor bloke.

[@MikeSmith-ye9ho]

Bus driver is the Sun the woman eating is the wife of the other man bus drivers, brother-in-law

[@poppypalais3108]

And in english?

[@blackdotkiller1]

Back in the day it still wasn't right, but it was taken as just a laugh, not as real-life experience, but today you would have a lawsuit and outrageous comments as if this really happened

[@4Kandlez]

I beg to differ, these are work colleagues they know each other and possibly dated in the past, you wouldn't do this with strangers obviously. It's just a bit of fun under the mistletoe and the girls were obviously up for it, if they weren't they'd tell you in no uncertain terms. People were sensible in those days and didn't need to tip toe around each other for fear of "offending" someone.

[@blackdotkiller1]

I think you have replied to the wrong post 🤷‍♂️

[@blackdotkiller1]

In the other post I did, I was talking about the scene where he kissed his mum good by nick and jody couldn't work out if he was married to the old lady or if she was his mother was just explaining the family dynamics in that scene not the hole program 🤣

[@martinwebb1681]

@@4Kandlez ... So true. In todays politically correct world you can't even crack a joke without someone or some group being offended.

[@druidswillow1052]

Hi N&J, Even though the humour is outdated/sexist you've got to remember this was the early '70s & as the saying goes "The past is like a Foreign Country they do things differently there" I still have a great fondness for this show still, Tragically the actor who played Jack the Cheeky Chappie (Bob Grant) became typecast by his role and never managed to get more serious ones in the ensuing years & after numerous suicide attempts finally took his his own life in 2003, In fact most of the cast have moved on to the Great Bus Depot in the Sky now, But a whole generation of British people still have a lasting fondness for this sitcom even with all it's faults, BTW If you want to see something dreadful watch the U.S remake of it "Lotsa Luck" where they changed the setting to a lost property office & as the American producers like to do they removed all the humour from the start!😲 🤭 Anyway love your reactions Cheers 🇺🇸♥️🇬🇧✌️👍

[@TheZodiacz]

Funny how people in an age that supports women being forced to be humiliated into losses and liking it by men playing in their sports; whinge about jokes being 'sexist'.

[@Chris_34]

React to Derek and Clive "this bloke came up to me".

[@4Kandlez]

"What have whales ever done for us"

[@stevevids1608]

This show was awful!

[@TheZodiacz]

you might enjoy a Hannah Gadsby special.

[@grabtharshammer]

Not a brilliant series, it was just a vehicle for Reg Varney (Stan the Bus Driver) to keep appearing on TV. An older Music Hall Entertainer and very popular, he had appeared in two other series in the 60's, one of which was very well received, "The Rag Trade". The other was not so popular, "Beggar My Neighbour". Born in 1916 he was 52 when this series started so a bit old to be Doris's son. She was only 11 years older than him. The Inspector Blakey, was 10 years younger than Reg. It always rankled with me to see Reg Varney chasing and snogging young women in this series even back then, just didn't seem right to a teenager at the time, but the older generations liked him and watched the program (there were only 3 TV channels). Occasionally the writers did come up with some funny situations it has to be admitted. Reg left the show before it finished, to go do films, appearances, a tour of Australia etc ... mostly never to be heard of again.

[@martinwebb1681]

The series was a big success running for seven series, also three on the buses films were made by Hammer film productions, the first of which became Britain's top box office film of the year in 1971, even beating the new James Bond film that year.

[@Womberto]

Never understood why people liked this, it's awful.

[@shithappens1975]

No it wasn't!

[@Womberto]

@@shithappens1975 Maybe so but I couldn't think of anything worse than awful. 😉

[@shithappens1975]

​@@Womberto well you haven't got a very rich vocabulary then, I can think of many words worse than awful lol

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

This is a strange one to review, it's over 50 years old and not jokes that can be understood without cultural references, most Brits under 50 wouldn't understand it.

[@TheZodiacz]

wouldn't understand bickering families, impudence to authority, slapstick..

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

@@TheZodiacz The look of bewilderment on their faces says it all.

[@antonycarter39]

Why? Out of all of the British sitcom classics you choose this rubbish! Porridge, Rising Damp, and Allo Allo to name three!

[@TheZodiacz]

'Allo 'allo makes fun of a gay character. Should be banned. Agree if you're really a progressive.

[@gd_5526]

Sorry i cant watch this one. Hate this show.

[@martinwebb1681]

Bye ... 👋 Sorry everything can't be about you.

[@gd_5526]

⁠@@martinwebb1681ha ha ha thats funny. I watch their reactions every morning and love them. Im just giving them some feedback and commenting for their algorithm.

[@charlescarter9600]

if you want to see really good British comedy you should watch rising damp , porridge , the likley lads , one foot in the grave or open all hours all of these are far superior to on the buses.

[@DropdudeJohn]

The Likely Lads, and What Ever Happened To The Likely Lads is some of the finest comedy this country has produced.

[@martinwebb1681]

@charlescarter9600 ... In your opinion, but it's pretty much different strokes for different folks, I happen to rate on the buses very much above Porridge (which I found very boring) also above Open all hours which I feel became quite monotonous, On the buses is very much in the "Carry on films style" which I appreciate. Rising Damp is very good (but I do feel it would probably be lost on an American audience), One Foot in the Grave I also love.

[@charlescarter9600]

@@martinwebb1681 dont get me wrong,i like on the buses but i also liked love thy neighbour , Steptoe and son , alf garnet and handcocks half hour but political correctness has spoiled these shows because when they are on tv now its like watching a show while listening to a morse code message being sent theres so much beeping out of words but thats my personal gripe if its considered offensive dont show it at all,i find it an anomaly its ok to show mass killing and rape on tv shows but words must be curtailed

[@martinwebb1681]

@@charlescarter9600 ... You make a great point on the last part of your comment. Shows like Love thy Neighbour and Till Death Us Do Part can't be aired but you can freely view swearing, violence, war, rape, dead bodies and killing on TV, on line and on social media. I'd rather watch comedies like those previously mentioned than all the violent stuff that we are bombarded with today.

[@tonypotts1644]

This really is the dregs of British comedy, and I use the term comedy advisedly. There are a million shows better than this awful stuff. Please don't lower yourselves.

[@barnabywhite9336]

This is 54 years old for goodness sake ! Of course it’s no longer funny !

[@martinwebb1681]

It's still funny for those of us that were around in those times, but it's pretty much lost on those that were not. Over half a century is a long time, the world is a far different place today than it was back then. I happen to love this show, but then I was around back then so can greatly appreciate its humour. It pretty much reflects what many peoples lives were like over half a century ago.

[@FayeSless-di3jg]

Reg Varney (Stan) famously was the celebrity hired to make the first withdrawal from the World's first cash dispensing machine at the Enfield Town branch of Barclay's bank in 1967.

[@deanevans5346]

Never heard of Laurel and Hardy,,wow !!

[@TheQuietWalker1990]

This is a surprise and very random choice of episode. But certainly a popular sitcom at the time I feel.

[@martinwebb1681]

It certainly was, it ran from 1969 till 1973. There were also three movies made of on the buses, On the buses (1971), Mutiny on the buses (1972) and Holiday on the buses (1973). Seven series were made, 74 episodes in total. The on the buses film from 1971 became Britain's top box office film of 1971, even beating the new James Bond movie released that year.

[@RENDER1297]

Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em is a good one to watch :0)

[@Robbie3004]

This was broadcast on Christmas Day 1970 which shows how popular it was with viewers, despite the poor critical reception. Half of the episodes of series four were made in black and white owing to industrial action which affected many ITV programmes. Full -time colour broadcasts on the two main UK channels had only begun in November 1969.

[@michaelellefsen7]

I'll get you buttler

[@fmillarau]

Laurel and Hardey have to be one of the most famous comedy duo's around. Ever!

[@deggsymarley]

True, maybe they need a clip suggestion of laurel and hardy

[@jjcustard6378]

On the buses? You're kidding 😂

[@stevencharalambous9199]

The one going to work is the son of the lady stuffing the turkey. The lady with the glasses is the daughter and man in robe is her husband

[@stephentaylor9900]

The grumpy guy is married to Olive. Olive and the bus driver are brother and sister. And the older lady stuffing the turkey is the mother of Olive and the bus driver. …. Phew….

[@BlueShadow777]

9:36 Listen to it again, carefully… “Charlie’s gotta stay home and look after HER and the kids” No ‘faulty writing' at all 🤷‍♂

[@MrBoyneboy]

Fun Fact - Reg Varney ( stan butler) was the first ever person to use an ATM machine

[@dazza9326]

Hahahaha this takes me back, so funny. They just argue all the time.

[@xaj1543]

How many times did Stan call Doris, Mum, in that episode? You have this incredible ability to get just about anything that requires just a modicum of thought, totally wrong.

[@tommym5023]

Now guys, check out Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse sketch of On the Buses.

[@leongiovanni9902]

I would'nt mind if you did all 20 thousand episodes, Working class londoners back in the day, these actors were all household names by the time of this episode. Just thought this gives you some idea what that comedian you react to,mickey flanagans parents might have been like but micky was from, the East end of London, alot rougher or tougher people, so maybe bit diferent .

[@MarkF567]

Sorry, but I switched off the moment Jodi said she had never heard of Laurel and Hardy. Inexcusable ignorance. I couldn't be more shocked if she had said that she had never heard of Elvis or Muhammad Ali. You need to react to them as soon as possible if you want to regain any respect from me.

[@martylawrance]

On The Buses was one of the most chaotic, worst acted and produced comedy series on TV, but somehow you couldn't help but laugh and come back for more( I even watch the repeats today) Definitely "of its time" so be prepared for some outdated comments

[@charleshutton4589]

You know what is weird, thinking kissing your child is weird.

[@dav147]

Mom, Son, Daughter with Husband

[@chatham43]

Poor old Blakey!😊

[@blackdotkiller1]

👍🤣

[@DropdudeJohn]

Man, if you are going to trawl old British comedies then try Love Thy Neighbour, Mind Your Language or To Death Do Us Part, they should light up the comments section

[@martinwebb1681]

I loved, love thy neighbour. Wasn't so keen on Mind your language, as for Till Death us do part, I liked it but doubt very much it would get past the censorship. What with the S word and C word being used so much as well as the references made to a certain person from Liverpool. 😂

[@david-no6xl]

As we say in the UK its not travelled well, although watching it all those years ago as a young kid it was very funny.

[@martinwebb1681]

It has travelled well, but sadly todays politically correct society has changed life beyond any recognition of even 30 years ago let alone the 1970s.

[@michaelellefsen7]

Got on the busses dvd box set still watch it today

[@martinwebb1681]

Me also, I love it.

[@iangt1171]

Yes, a lot of UK TV output from the 70's would be now classed as very much non-PC. The BBC were more reserved whereas On The Buses was an ITV production which meant, huh, who cares! 😂😂

[@martinwebb1681]

The BBC were offered it first but turned it down. A mistake I'm sure they later regretted as it went on to be a great success for ITV, seven series and the three film spin offs made by Hammer Film productions, the first one "On the buses" (1971) became Britain's top box office film of the year, even beating the new James Bond film. The pompous BBC made a big boo boo on this one as they rejected it thinking a comedy at a bus depot wouldn't appeal.

[@blackdotkiller1]

They all lived at home with mum the grumpy one is married to the lady with the glasses and the bus driver is single always trying to get a girl friend but it never works out

[@KeplersDream]

When Reg Varney was cast as Stan, he went out and trained as a real bus driver specifically for the part. That's commitment. He's also one of the oldest cast members, despite his appearance, being born in 1916, making him actually ten years younger than the supposedly much older Stephen Lewis (Blakey).

[@deggsymarley]

Different back then 52 man playing a 30 one, for introI was going to suggest laurel and hardy but thought to obvious , easier batman & ....: Tom & .....: bonnie & ...,: woody & ....,

[@jameshumphreys9715]

The one who plays the conductor, Blakey, he is on a sitcom called Last of the Summer Wine, play a character called Smiler, which is ironic and is the longest sitcom, the women were ruthless. Reg Vardy was the first one to use a cash machine/ a ATM. Stan living at home with his mum reminds me of Sorry another sitcom, in that they still treat as children in a sense.

[@martinwebb1681]

@jameshumphreys9715 .... It was "Reg Varney" not Vardy.

[@fmillarau]

Going old school now

[@busby182]

Comedy classic.... You guys need to check out The 2 Ronnie's. Start off with Mastermind sketch or 4 Candles.

[@scottwebb1978]

America did their version called Lotsa Luck With dom deluise .... Only thing us dom who plays Stan Belmont not butler only works in the bus depot lost and found dept. Unlike the original British version actually drives the bus s Around.. the sceior are uk scripts scripts tweaked for American audiences

[@martinwebb1681]

It's mum, her son (bus driver Stan) and her daughter (Olive) and Arthur who is Olives Husband.

[@scottwebb1978]

I been waiting for an American to react to On the Buses I've been recommending ...someone reacted to one ep years ago but didn't continue...if you do more oll watch All soyou may like George and Mildred another classic 70s sitcom

[@mossy718]

Reg Varney ie Stan was the first person in England to use a cash dispenser (Hole In The Wall) in june 1967

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

As you're doing 8 out of 10 cats does countdown Bob Mortimer Absurd answers on 8 out of 10. 2 bird with 1 stone... just his usual mad self. On the busses has been running again in tele 😮

[@shelleyjackson8793]

Hygiene standards weren't what they are today. I remember chefs cooking with a cigarette in their mouths..Nothing was antibacterial. Funnily enough despite growing up in the seventies I am paranoid about germs now and always wiping surfaces people touch. I loved this show. Interesting fact: the man playing the inspector is younger than the other two men.

[@Kari_B61ex]

That was a blast from the past! I haven't watched On the Buses for many years.

[@eddiec1961]

Good reaction it brings back good memories of the good old days when we were allowed to have fun without judgement lol.

[@martinwebb1681]

Yes, before the world went all politically correct. These shows are now the only reminders of the real world before it was stolen away from us by political correctness.

[@katsuakira2724]

old British tv shiws are really funny i been wacthing alot since learning English

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

Brings back a few memories , it was typical of its time and played for a studio audience with the jokes pretty obvious . On the Buses was popular in its day as ITV were making more sitcoms to grab evening audiences and compete with the BBC . There were only three tv channels . Colour tv was introduced in 1969 .

[@martinwebb1681]

Yes, on the buses was very popular and ran for seven series, 74 episodes in total. The BBC turned it down then it turned out to be a big success after ITV took it up, not the first time the BBC had made such a bad decision. Three films were also made of on the buses, the first one in 1971 (On the buses) became Britain's top box office film of 1971 even beating the new James Bond film released that year. The other two movies were Mutiny on the buses (1972) and Holiday on the buses (1973).

[@ritahamblin1043]

Ps happy easter

[@juanrodrigues2258]

Reg Varney was the first person to use an ATM machine.. fact

[@petermizon4344]

WATCHING ONE EPISODE LIKE MOST SHOWS DOESNT DO IT, YOU NEED TO GET TO KNOW THE CHARACTERS, IT WAS LATE 60S EARLY 70S SO THE COUNTRY WAS STILL VERY BAWDY FROM THE WAR

[@philjames9076]

hi ther happy easter to you both ist weekend will be 100000 subscribers

[@tobytaylor2154]

This will be an interesting reaction 😂

[@watchreadplayretro]

"On The Boisis!" close enough! It's worth seeing some old Laurel & Hardy classics (and the biopic with Steve Coogan and John C. Reiley giving wonderful performances!) Anyway grreat stuff! Thanking yous!

[@watchreadplayretro]

oh and yep yep you do both look eeeeever so slightly clearer, nice phone quality!

[@nigelturner3251]

Why oh why would you wanna “Get that bus out Butler”

[@simongeoghegan9842]

This is an unusual choice.👍🇬🇧 On the buses is a much loved British classic and was so successful it spawned three big screen films...On the buses, Mutiny on the buses and Holiday on...thanks for your reactions.👍💓🇬🇧🤗

[@martinwebb1681]

Yes, and the first film "On the buses" (1971) became Britain's top box office film of the year.

[@stevencharalambous9199]

GO JODI AND NICK . CONGRATULATIONS ON 100K

[@Tyrconnell]

Reg Varney (Stan) was only 11 years younger than Doris Hare (Mum), so thinking they were married is maybe an easier mistake to make than people may think. Michael Robbins and Anna Karen (Arthur & Olive), were quite a bit younger. Anna was the last member of the key cast to leave us, dying in 2022. I'll admit to never liking the show, but Stephen Lewis's Blakey was definitely an icon. Enjoy it more now from a historical point of view!

[@martinwebb1681]

It was a great show, ran for seven series, a total of 74 episodes. There were also three on the buses movies made, the first one (On the buses) in 1971 became Britain's top box office film of 1971 even beating the new James Bond film released that year.

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

I get the same problem on my wireless give it time to settle in.

[@philipsharp8250]

It's not his daughter. It's his sister.

[@kevinhemmings5447]

Love on the buses. All buses years ago had a driver and clippey he or she issued the ticket after you paid for the ride.

[@martinwebb1681]

"Any more fares please" 😂"move along inside" 😂 "hold on tight" 😂All the cries of the Bus Conductor, the last two you would usually hear in the busier hours when people would be standing up as all the seats would be taken. All long gone now of course.

[@Walesbornandbred]

I grew up with this series. There were 3 feature films too. It wasn't unusual in those days for a tv series to have a cinema film.

[@martinwebb1681]

Yes and the first one "On the buses" (1971) became Britain's top box office film of the year.

[@darrenfearon4288]

If Arthur was Olives daughter that would be some messed up stuff, I would be wondering why Doris the wife would buy a blanket for christmas for her husband and daughter to share in bed🤣🤣🤣. The bald guy is Olives husband and Stan and Olive is doris mother .

[@sallycrane6317]

I couldn't stand watching this in the 1970s (I was 8) and it hasn't improved with age.

[@SouthCoastRich]

The guy playing the bus inspector also played the part of 'Smiler' in the record- breaking enduring British sitcom, 'Last of the Summer Wine'. Smiler was even more miserable than han Blakey, but hilarious imo. R.I.P. Stephen.

[@martinwebb1681]

Yes, he was also in the on the buses comedy spin off series "Don't drink the water" Where Blakey retires to live in Spain with his sister Dorothy (played by Pat Coombs). It lasted for two series, in 1974 and 1975. Created by the same people that did on the buses.

[@paul1mcgarry]

‘On The Buses’? What were you thinking? 🙄

[@dalewyatt1321]

Surely you can find something better than this to react to. It was never even funny.

[@stuarthumphrey1787]

Remember watching this in the '70s. Sadly it hasn't aged well

[@martinwebb1681]

It's not that it hasn't aged well, but that society has been totally changed in the last 30 years. And not for the better.

[@stuarthumphrey1787]

@@martinwebb1681 have to agree with you there

[@TheZodiacz]

as funny as ever.

[@robbpatterson6796]

Reaction is fine, the original clip is crap through. Neither funny nor entertaining tbh

[@robertyoung4523]

this was crap even in the seventies.

[@martinwebb1681]

It was a very successful series, ran for seven series, also three on the buses films were made by Hammer Productions, the first one (on the buses in 1971) became Britain's top box office film of the year, even beating the new James Bond movie that year.

[@glastonbury4304]

This type of comedy had its time...bit old now...

[@martinwebb1681]

Excuse me? I think you mean classic, or vintage gold. 🙂

[@TheZodiacz]

yeah comedy no longer has anything funny as part of it, just hectoring lectures by bluestockings.

[@richardscratcher6075]

On the Buses? Eeek! My advice is to let this go by and catch another one. (Anna Karen was a model in her younger days)