Rising Damp "Black Magic" Reaction

[@AllMy78s]

You are one of the few Americans who have worked out what Philip is doing... 👍👍👍👍

[@denseljosephs9500]

One of my Jamaican dad's favourite programmes this and Morecambe and wise I'll never forget my dad's laughter .He has alzheimer's now so the memories are precious to me.

[@kevingrant7098]

I do love rising damp but Morecambe and wise I have never found it to be funny

[@pigknickers2975]

Mate, this is great to see you get so into this. It's cool to see it through your eyes. This is probably one of the best sitcoms ever made. Could you have a look at Porridge one time? It has Richard Beckinsale in it. Hi from London 😁😁😁

[@garybland9327]

Don Warrington is possibly the finest actor working today. Simply sublime and immposible not to watch.

[@bluesmaster9896]

Philip was my favourite character in this . It's more a class disparity here . Philip was upper middle and Rigsby and Alan are working class .They all seem to share a sense of humour .

[@paulrichards6894]

the writer always had Philip coming out on top....think the writer got the rigsby character to like or even be fond of Philip by the end of the show

[@paulrichards6894]

and off screen they became good friends...and of course, len rossiter and frances delatour were not great friends.....though that was more politics than anything else

[@peterweeks2066]

Don Warrington is still as excellent as ever playing the Commissioner of Police in Death in Paradise. The 11th series is currently premiering in the UK

[@maureen348]

At the end of the last show we find out that Philip was born only twenty miles up the road and is playing them all.

[@stircrazysos]

Top show, great cast. They all meld together.

[@ajivins1]

The characters were so well done, great writing. Rigsby was ignorant and jingo-istic but wasn't really that bad a person, just limited. Philip was so cool.

[@Sara_Kane]

@@ajivins1 Yep. Rigsby was very ignorant but not hateful.

[@j0hnf_uk]

Philip, in this episode, is having both Rigsby and Alan on. He's playing into their misconceptions about him, perfectly. Although, Alan does cotton-on and plays along.

[@nickelljohnson3745]

After all these years I’m still one of Rising damps biggest fans. I can’t get enough of this show. It never disappoints me and it never fails to me make me laugh. I really do miss this god damn show. Keep them coming Jay Peezy. Respect! 🇬🇧👊💯

[@julesb3430]

I didn't think Americans got our humour but you really do Jay Peezy

[@paulrichards6894]

the 2 actors were great friends off screen...squash partners..........

[@dannycheesums]

Hey bro I’ve never seen this show before and I’ve decided to watch it along with you. It’s pretty good so far. The characters are all pretty much like people you would really meet in the uk when I was growing up hah

[@charliegirl3056]

Your amusement is infectious 🤣 from England

[@toxigenic]

I just remembered there was a song called "Knock Three Times on the Ceiling if You Want Me." I wonder if that came out before or after this episode.

[@ajivins1]

Can't remember if I mentioned this but the last time I saw Francis De La Tour (Miss Jones) was in 'The Book of Eli' with Denzel Washington!

[@WynnJ]

I am so happy to see your reaction to this show. It's on the edge and so ill informed. But on purpose. It really was typical of the day. Good luck to ye ✌️❤️🇮🇪

[@wolfie5]

Miss Jones - Frances De:La Tour - played the headmistress of the girl's school in the Harry Potter films

[@barriemoorcroft534]

Delighted you watch this and enjoy it. Your reactions videos are perfect - the full episode and only speaking when you feel compelled to and letting the video play out. Keep up the great work.

[@ToxicScifi]

gum boots are wellington boots, in poorer parts of england espsechily the north it was common for them to be worn a lot of the year due to the constant cold wet weather. (gum comes from the fact they were mostly constructed of rubber also in the uk the main selling brand was dunlop, now known for there tyres)

[@AndyRaysWorld]

Love your reactions man , you have a great sense of humour . Keep up the great work 😀👌

[@fitfinlay999]

I love how you observe and comment on these shows ❤️

[@gogogagetfingers]

great reactions jay cant wait for more. Hope your subscriber base grows fast

[@kevingrant7098]

You took the words out of my mouth that was hilarious

[@13thcentury]

Lol, Philip was revealed to have bee born in Croydon 🤣😂😅

[@Ian-lx1iz]

Nah - let's NOT just get to the show, man. I love your reactions, Jay Peezy - and more than that I appreciate your opinions on issues: I'd like to hear more. You can put across serious observations in such a pleasant and understandable way. (the World needs more people like you, doing the talking)

[@angieflynn5354]

Love your reactions and your so right about this racism stuff it’s got totally silly and I loved Riseing Damp it was so funny

[@stuartrodger9243]

Subscribed just cos I never thought a American would like Rising Damp ,respect on that ,glad you noticed Philip takes the piss and is not a victim or you disagree?? Look forward to future posts ,good man 🤘Oh do you know it's Kate Beckinsale dad Richard, died to young 😢

[@GUYFAIRCLOGH88]

I love your reactions, they're brilliant, you've clearly got a very good sense of humor and are able to see past the attitudes of the past, if only people's ignorance wasn't still prevalent today, i do love how that show was poking fun at the stupidity of racists and their beliefs. Keep up the good work.

[@stephenhumphrey7935]

Listening to this, I think the dude is racist himself, what with comments like BBC (no not the BBC TV channel) and once you go black you don't go back, can you imagine if a white person said something like that?

[@richardhall6034]

@@stephenhumphrey7935 lot's of women say that lol

[@ashiko7376]

Shows like this were ahead of their time in the UK in terms of takling issues like racism. Racism is still a very big issue in the United States like you mentioned Jay. What American shows (past or present) deal with racism in a comical way like this?

[@ajivins1]

I can only think of Diff'rent Strokes and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air although they did versions of Alf Garnett and Steptoe.

[@lisab3396]

😱😎🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now that was bloody funni 😆🤣

[@denisedale4125]

The one with the with the long hais actor Richard becksdale as been dead 41 years this year died at the age 31

[@clinteastwood8230]

Yeah kate dad . Shame like as he had a dry sense of humour

[@paulrichards6894]

41 years...unbelievable....time goes so quick

[@denisedale4125]

To think he seamed so we'll her mother is a actress Judy love he be so proud of Kate he also had older daughter Samantha

[@denisedale4125]

I did think it was that long time seems to fly

[@gracejones7902]

What a wonderful legacy he left behind with Kate and Samantha, so sad they lost him so very young😪

[@wolfie5]

Guy Fawkes night - 5th November - remembering the Gunpowder plot. Each year a Guy (stuffed dummy) is put on the top of a bonfire.

[@staceykeeley4219]

We haven't done that for years. Just fireworks and bonfires.

[@jim7831]

Great show. So many great episodes too. I love the one where Rigsby goes on hunger strike to impress miss jones

[@richy2351]

I'll always have respect for Richard Beckinsale, if only for making Kate 😍

[@staceykeeley4219]

Poor Richard he died so young. He was also brilliant in Porridge.

[@Anthony-vm1jc]

I preferred Richard beckinsale in porridge you should check it out👍🇬🇧✌️

[@anta3612]

Great reaction!

[@cerbie70]

Great content Jay. Some of the shows from the 'bad' old days were more 'woke' in a positive way than the BS stuff we have to deal with now. Some people see the old shows to point and call them out as racist for the speech and attitudes seen as unacceptable (don't show it. Bury it. Cancelled), but it actually holds a mirror up to the viewing public and shows a reflection of who we are/were as a society. An award winning sketch from the BBC comedy show 'Goodness Gracious Me' was 'Going for an English', this was a role reversal reflection of the native white UK people going out on a Friday/Saturday night for an Indian curry after/during a night on the drink. Good stuff. And I saw some of my young ignorant self in that sketch. I'm a much better human now (I'm in my 50s). Keep up the reviews. 😀

[@O.O.O.K999]

Spoiler - sort of - at the very end of all the series, it turns out that Philip is not the son of a chief, he was born in the UK. I think it makes it all even funnier when you know that. Also, people need to understand, that unlike the USA, there were very few black people in the UK back then, so they were regarded as exotic and what is seen as racist now, was often just curiosity. In the three years I spent at a teacher training college in Liverpool in the early 1970's there was only one black student - and many of the girls were very keen to date him!!!

[@DarkAngel2512]

White chick from UK been canerowing my hair and black peoples' hair for 25 years and the last few years I've got people telling me I'm racist for wearing it. They think they're being progressive but they're not. I hope this "cultural appropriaiton" thing goes away. Copying cultures is what unites people and removes misconceptions of the other and brings admiration for those practices.

[@wilmaflinstone7650]

R K Tell people to go and boil their heads. I definitely agree we should all get along with all races and backgrounds. Love from the UK.

[@DarkAngel2512]

@@wilmaflinstone7650 thanks :) I will

[@errolcollins7647]

I love rising damp, every time i see this episode when they are banging on the floor and miss jones comes running up, it reminds me of a song that came out maybe in the 70,s. It was called Know Three Times by Tony Orlando & Dawn, Brilliant, I love it. Knock Three Times - Tony Orlando & Dawn - Lyrics kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZuqmYJqd55labs

[@chriscambridge5737]

You might want to check one of the best black British comedians "Lenny henry" (aka Sir Lenworth George). He did some pretty amazing stuff in the 80s and 90s (and later).

[@kevingrant7098]

I love Lenny Henry but not so much lover of him as a comedian apart from the comedy chef I did like that

[@Uvray]

You're exactly right. The way we deal with racism is to laugh at the racists.

[@silicononsapphire5102]

The backfire for TV racism was rife in the late 70's. I loved every minute of it. As a young punk 76-77 we drank with all the minorities (if thats what you want to call them). We fought for them and we fought with them. All due respect. Vote Rigsby.

[@Muckylittleme]

Are you loving every minute of the mass rape and murder now? There is a big difference between controlled immigration of the 70's and mass immigration now.

[@peterunderwood203]

love yr humour bro,,,some mothers do ave them,,steptoe and son

[@richardhunter7363]

Sorry Jay - no BBC on this show - it was on ITV - you have the wrong channel ;)

[@matthewcook953]

Check out Fawlty towers

[@softshallow7435]

Shame it only had about 10 episodes, but that’s what makes it unique, it stopped at its peak.

[@matthewcook953]

YouWill love it

[@fitfinlay999]

So cute 🥰

[@fitfinlay999]

Black on white Phillip !

[@WillyEckaslike]

best rated episodes #8 Permissive Society (1975) - Everybody is obsessed by sex. #9 Food Glorious Food (1975) - Philip wagers Rigsby £5 that he cannot fast for 48 hours. #10 A Body Like Mine (1975) - Rigsby challenges Philip to a boxing match but soon regrets it. #12 The Perfect Gentlemen (1975) - New lodger Seymour cons money out of a gullible Rigsby. #14 Things That Go Bump in the Night (1975) - Rigsby tries to scare Alan with a ghost story about “the Grey Lady.” #17 Stage Struck (1977) - A camp playwright wants Rigsby to play the leading man in his play. #18 Clunk Click (1977) - Rigsby takes Miss Jones for a spin in his new car. #20 Fawcett’s Python (1977) - Rigsby’s new lodger is an erotic dancer with a pet snake. #21 The Cocktail Hour (1977) - Alan has a new girlfriend and she is very posh. #22 Suddenly at Home (1977) - The new lodger, Osborne, is a hypochondriac and convinced that he is about to die. #25 Great Expectations (1978) - Rigsby has been left some money in a will, but it stipulates that he must be married, so he gets Miss Jones to pose as his wife. #26 Pink Carnations (1978) - By coincidence Rigsby and Ruth answer the personal ad each has placed in the local paper. #27 Under the Influence (1978) - A gypsy man tries to hypnotise Philip but inadvertently hypnotises Rigsby.

[@anthony3661vas]

The chap with long hair is Richard Beckinsale the father of Kate married to Mr. Micheal Douglas.

[@FHIPrincePeter]

Wrong actress.

[@michealburnett6]

Try also, till death do us part And In sickness and in health 🤣

[@philipsimpson9356]

It was a great show, it ridiculed prejudice, bigotry, and exposed it for what it is, rigsby being the embodiment of the xenophobic , bigoted individual , brilliantly played by Leonard rossiter

[@JC-mx9su]

Jay Peezy Napoleonic Wars Battle of Trafalgar on Kings and Generals.

[@andrewhayes4914]

Oooooooooooo Miss jones

[@Isleofskye]

The difference between 99% of Males that do fight and 99% of Women who do fight is incredible. Nearly always after a hard-fought fight the beef is forgotten and each fighter respects the warrior that is his opponent not only is the matter closed but they often become friends but with Women, their animosity and anger could, literally, last a lifetime. There is no compassion for the loser.No "gentlemanly" conduct and no honour at all. Even here, instead of taking her victory gracefully, she starts screaming bitch to the woman she beat...

[@Strange_Club]

My favourite episode is Pink Carnations.

[@herseem]

Jay I was going to include a link to an educational film from Ww2 for US soldiers to explain to them that the British didn't have segregatiion, which was quite a cute film when I saw it some years ago. I didn't find it. However, while looking for it I instead found a documentary about the reality of what it was like for black US soldiers stationed in the UK, because of the behaviour of white US soldiers. I just got into a rage watching it, but in case you want to see it, here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJO1aaR6gaZ0oZo

[@davidcooks5265]

I had only for 17 years, 10 I'd be dead☹️ thank god 🙏

[@DarkAngel2512]

Pls react to Pastor Jesse or the "Linda" sketches both from Little Britain

[@mephistophelescountcaglios1489]

Squash = racket ball

[@alisonreid1251]

Check out Things That Go Bump In The Night and Night Out episodes

[@duncanmit5307]

👍💜👍💜😂😂😂

[@WillyEckaslike]

why not make the show the large part of the screen and your reactions in a small part of the bottom right hand corner

[@richieharmes2063]

you need to watch till death do us part uk 1960s/1970s then watch hbo 1990s series Oz after you do you will notice the gay black fella marigold in till death do us part is polar opposite to Omar prison preacher for which i think he got a few tv awards . Hes called eamonn walker hes uk at its best .

[@chrisspere4836]

What about the kids with ginger hair who get bullied at school just for the colour, it is just ridiculous. The countless jokes on comedy programmes like red dwarf keeping the idiocy going. It could have started with your hair colour and how would you feel.

[@davidneal9368]

Absolutely dumb. They oughta judge themselves before judging others. What the governments need to do is learn how to run a country properly.

[@launchedkode]

You have to laugh haven’t ya

[@lester1773]

Check out Richard Beckinsale hot daughter “Kate”

[@davidcooks5265]

I hate feet!