The Larkins 1x05 Telly Ho

[@davidallen508]

Peggy Mount ; one of my favourite women of all time.”Sailor Beware” and “The Naked Truth” crack me up every time.British comedy from that era remains the very best.Thank you.

[@helencampbell2064]

Peggy Mount was outstanding in Sailor Beware. She bellowed from start finish. Lovely scene in the film when she flings the lounge door open and finds her husband drunk. The fierce look on her face was hilarious. She was one of the best battle axes ever. 😂

[@annglaister]

Absolutely loved this ❤thank you so much for uploading ❤

[@viviennepopek]

Thank you for uploading x 👏💞💐💖💐💞👏 💐.Peggy Mount💐 💖..........&...........💖 💐David Kossoff💐 👏💞💐💖💐💞👏

[@blackcountrywench6483]

I wished life was like this now

[@leslierodgers2347]

Really appreciate this show, PEGGY MOUNT, a legend, thks

[@wendyg1012]

I’m too young to remember The Larkins but I like Peggy Mount and came across it on KZbin. Really funny

[@JohnMartin-mz5do]

The Larkins?? I forgot all about this show. BRILLIANT!! Thanks for posting.

[@anneroselli161]

I have never heard of the Larkin but the show was quite good thanks utube love anne

[@bahons72]

Peggy Mount, one among many of great character actresses/actors of 50s English cinema.

[@daemonicstar]

Remember watching this when I was a kid. David Kossoff and Peggy Mount loved them both. :)

[@annglaister]

Mum and dad bought a TV for the queen’s coronation, here we are 2022 preparing to watch her Majesty’s funeral 😢

[@RaveDave871]

Haha American acting as Brit fails to hide true self when he slip of tongue "half dollar" for the halfcrown bet ! 😂

[@lisawilliams7836]

Thank you very much😊

[@raidenwolfe6495]

I enjoyed that 😄

[@oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501]

Thanks for posting.......

[@Seaventeares]

Tellys in those days weighed about 500 kilos

[@karlcolt]

BOLLOCKS!!!!!! DUMB ASS!!!!

[@raidenwolfe6495]

Lol I was just gonna day those are heavy as hell

[@TheTheoldgit]

David Kossoff = Paul Kossoff from the band Free`s Father.

[@jessiejames7492]

is the guy in glasses american? doesnt sound british

[@caspence56]

He could be either Canadian or American. My guess would be he was stationed in England during the war and that's how he met the daughter.

[@ajlomas2881]

This is supposed to be funny?? Nearly 4 and a half minutes into the start and the first unenthusiastic audience rumble thinly disguised as laughter. And what's with having an american in the show? It just adds to the weirdness. The laughs are so far and few between, I thought I was watching a soap opera.

[@michelepiteo2196]

My feeling is it didn't have the boldness of a brand of British gallows humour considered too dark and cutting rather like blue jokes. It could have had a tinge of Alf Garnett and be led by his spirit and because it dare not, we mock it for its low-voiced timidity

[@jrgboy]

No Americans, just a Canadian, this was UK TV 60 years ago, audiences were must more reserved back then.