Pete and Dud at The Palladium "Busty Substances" 1965 (NO timestamp)

[@Bella-zq6nb]

Still watching in 2024.!!

[@lawrencemartin1113]

Such genius. What a legacy and how much missed they both are. The detail, the timing but above all the magic of two incredibly talented and funny friends enjoying being at the top of their game. Priceless comic gold.

[@hugohackenbush1554]

There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good this is. I really do miss Pete'n'Dud.

[@HugoHackenbush-jq7hl]

There are not enough superlatives to do justice as to how good Pete & Dud were. R.I.P

[@rosemaryclarke2348]

You can never tire of watching them! They're brilliant!

[@anothertime1282]

Still absolutely brilliant after all these years.

[@suttonelms1]

Fantastic timeless comedy; genius ... both of them.

[@travelbugse2829]

So funny! Loved it when Dud began to crack up. Priceless comedy gold.

[@Treaiser]

Bright, brave genii ... I bow to you both and thank you immensely for this inspiring example of humour.

[@RobertKetteringham]

BOTH of u r absolutely Fantastic R I p thanks to both of u tanks 2 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ShaunShearman]

excellent ! Deeply amusing, quintessential British humour.....Shame we don't have anything like that around today.

[@Nettsinthewoods]

I always enjoyed Dud’s wonderfully observed tick

[@blackmore4]

That amazes me too. It's SO accurate... but what's it about? It seems like it might be a Cockney cultural thing as much as some physical impairment. I've encountered _loads_ of working class Londoners with the exact same habit.

[@AngelShona1]

Clever and humorous. Brilliant for the day. Xx

[@occamsrayzor]

Absolute genius, the likes of which we've never seen the likes of which. ;-)

[@lynnblack6493]

Wow. I was 13. Very, very old humour and so much fun...

[@Sundae_Times]

Old humour?

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

These two had a higher IQ than the full cast

[@Greebstreebling]

One of the great things they did in these live sketches was to try to throw each other. A good example is the Zoo sketch. Such a clever and intelligent pair.

[@stranraerwal]

the same kind of sport that Tim Conway tried to do with Harvey Korman

[@ChristopherLightfoot-zu3kb]

The Art Gallery sketch….they both corpse in that one…..

[@peterlee6745]

These 2 WERE The BEST at What They Do .

[@chanilastname7217]

It's a privilege to have seen this. Thank you.

[@nigel6862]

Priceless...

[@iancurtis1152]

Priceless,

[@Joshualbm]

No greater comedy team ever existed in the history of the world.

[@regplasma7906]

Excluding Ant & Dec of course !!

[@nygelmiller5293]

To Joshua YES you're right! (Eat your hearts out, Morecombe and Wise! In my opinion)

[@royferguson3909]

@@regplasma7906 💩 🧠

[@simonwilsoncreative]

Genius. Pete n Dud morphed over the years into Derek and Clive and took their comedy to the next (vulgar) level, but the true comedy is here.

[@robdee9341]

Laurel and Hardy were up there...

[@keegan773]

Timeless.

[@juttaweise]

it is sooo strange, me having lived in London in the mid sixties as a very young au-pair and watching these 2. Found them this evening by pure chance. The quality of the video is actually very good. As the conversation went on between these 2 I swear it felt as if I had seen them just a short while ago. What a strange feeling. I have to admit it took me a little while to remember the dialekt 😀 but it was allright and I laughed a lot. What a pair they where.

[@stevendaniel8126]

Pure comedic genius...

[@mickmc5807]

Brilliant!

[@nigelsmith6330]

I have only just come across this item. Pete was great but Dudley's talent was absolutely immense and never seen since. His comedic ability was only surpassed by his musical abilities. A true loss that will never be made good.

[@vanessaswyer9899]

Such an accomplished musician and so underrated.

[@alcamus1973]

if you haven't already, read his biography by Rena Fruchter

[@kadiummusic]

Absolutely agree! He was on another level completely. Great actor, great musician, great comedian.

[@kevinjackson6387]

How did that tea pot stay on the table

[@smadaf]

Special ATV Teapot Glue. It's sold across the road from the longest lengths of BBC Rope.

[@cecilefox9136]

How funny​@@smadaf

[@paulgradley7183]

Love it

[@andrewreynolds2647]

Superb, not like the bullshit that passes for comedy nowadays. wonderful stuff here.

[@RedViking2020]

Masters at work. Was it really that long ago!!!!

[@maldonhammer]

Mostly improvised too, absolute genius

[@lyndamcardle4123]

Peter Cook had the edge on "corpsing" his pal Dudley Moore....more or less, every sketch he did it and almost all was extemporised

[@richardkell4888]

Petes evil look .... so loaded !

[@luckyswine]

So much work in that sketch. It's like fine Swiss craftsmanship, much of it lost on the contemporary audience.

[@Sundae_Times]

?

[@sunnyjim1355]

If you think this is like "fine Swiss craftsmanship" then you must be 'cuckoo'. This is pure British: It doesn't have to be perfect, as long as it get's the job done.

[@robertcook2572]

Nuclear hollyhocks 🤣

[@jamesrowe3606]

As smart and funny now as it was when I heard it back then. They were a huge influence on the Monty Python group and most of the best comedians since.

[@normancockroft4040]

Very sophisticated humour

[@stevewilki7910]

Even better when they were both drunk

[@M_Bamboozled]

Was that Jimmy Tarbuck? So young.

[@spmoran4703]

I carnt stop laughing . Neither could Dudley.

[@Sundae_Times]

*can't

[@shirlegirling6830]

Another double act 👏👏that made you laugh 🤣 Dudley Moore had Motorneurone disease💞

[@mchlbk]

Yes, his end was a sad one, poor bastard.

[@philattlee1]

Aah, they were brilliant weren't they ?

[@VernonEllis-x6j]

super

[@nickainsworth5275]

Pete for god sake push that teapot onto the table a bit !

[@Sundae_Times]

*God's

[@nickainsworth5275]

Ah thank god you heard me !

[@GavCritchley]

How young was Tarby at the start of this? Twenties?

[@johnmiller0000]

24 or 25.

[@Sundae_Times]

At the start of it, lol? How long do you think this sketch was? 😂

[@robdee9341]

Any one remember the sketch about "The Drains" it's brilliant.

[@MsMesem]

Probably an idea taken from Spike Milligans writings for the Goons.

[@geoffreycarson2311]

GOD WHO EVER PUT THEM ON STAGE !!!IN 65 Had SOME BALLS !!!😨As just After This that Has a OTT ALBUM DERECK & CLIVE live 😨😨😨😨😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂UNBELIVABLE XXXXXXXX Rated 😴 LOVED THEM !!!✌✌✌✌✌👊👏BRILLIANT DUO g

[@blackmore4]

It took the 70s for Derek & Clive to be "acceptable". The first Derek & Clive stuff came out a good eleven years after this 1965 performance.

[@maxinesobers2606]

ITS "Old Tatty Head", itself.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@simonyip5978]

I can't believe that's Jimmy Tarbuck

[@Sundae_Times]

Why not?

[@stevenaustin8274]

Yes and about as funny as Mike and Bernie Winters

[@robertm7071]

After Pete and Dud……very little. The same goes for music from that period and much else besides. For the first time ever I hear older people saying they DON’T wish they were younger. Just watch this sketch and you can see why. They would rather have class than crap.

[@mchlbk]

I think there were other good comedy acts in the following decades. But you're right, Cook and Moore were on a level of their own.

[@thomaselliott573]

If only comedy was still this good, there would be far fewer problems in the world as we know it

[@mchlbk]

It's good but I don't think it's as brilliant as Pete & Dud. But we all have our favourites.

[@graememcfee23]

sad thing is mike & bernie pete & dud have died yet tarbuck,s still kicking

[@Sundae_Times]

Yawn

[@breoschstevenson5957]

9:30 'Funny'

[@vicsaul5459]

Peter Cewk 0:25

[@mattgreek1066]

Tarbuck when he was mid 20s. Amazing.

[@ChristopherLightfoot-zu3kb]

Uh ho… it’s Tarbucks…

[@alan-sk7ky]

16 sugars...

[@dennislane100]

…but don’t stir it. I don’t like it sweet!

[@juttaweise]

half a spoon, wouldn't want to exagerate hahahha

[@goonerali3547]

23 February 1965 Arsenal 3-1 Spurs

[@mattgreek1066]

Beautiful.

[@Rwecosher]

Crikey. Never seen this. Seems ahead of 1965 and a bit above the audience.

[@occamsrayzor]

You mean the ones screaming with laughter? Yeah, they were probably watching something else.

[@gaysy1st]

Doesn't sound like it! 🤣

[@victoriousrufus6747]

Woke free comedy at its best!

[@Sundae_Times]

Oh gawd, another far right snowflake whining because he's not allowed to be racist any more 🥱

[@zen4men]

When humour was not Woke

[@Sundae_Times]

Oh gawd, another far right snowflake whining because he's not allowed to be racist any more 🥱

[@mchlbk]

And acting too. And politics.

[@zen4men]

@@mchlbk Indeed! I turn my back on it all, and focus on personal evolution. The system is destroying itself. /

[@lliambunter]

Tarbock must be the only so called 'comic' who was worse than Mike and Bernie vinters

[@richardkell4888]

Fckn RiGHT ... Tarbie somehow clung on .....

[@Sundae_Times]

*Tarbuck *Winters

[@SkillBuilder]

playing golf with people who made the bookings

[@BlookbugIV]

oh ho… and ehhh…

[@cmasseylynch]

Of course Mrs Brown's Boys is far better.