American Reacts to The Two Ronnies - Sweet Shop Sketch | Comedy Reaction

Love these two and was glad I went with another. Feel you'll be seeing many more. Enjoy folks, what's your favorite Two Ronnies skit?
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[@animatedAL]

Like you said, good clean humour, no need for any swearing the 2 Ronnies are amazing, thanks for sharing 🤣👍

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Yeah man. I enjoy the vulgar ones too but I appreciate these more as they get the laugh without the vulgar. Hope you’re well my friend. Thank You

[@neilgayleard3842]

Check out open all hours. The original series with Ronnie Barker. You might spot some other people you have seen. There also a newer version. He's also in another classic series set in a prison in the 70 called porridge.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@neilgayleard3842 I’ll look for these

[@neilgayleard3842]

Nice one. Open all hours is about a shopkeeper.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@misterbojangles hi M

[@bexsta7766]

I loved getting sweets like this ...oh the days xxxx

[@dougoneill7266]

One of the funniest Two Ronnie's sketches is the 'Mastermind sketch' in my opinion.

[@johnnosiennek7066]

Mispronunciation sketch is a cleverly written piece too IMHO

[@dougoneill7266]

Great stuff. Back then shops such as this would probably (Almost certainly) have shut up for an hour at lunch, also, could've been Wednesday, most shops were shut on Wednesday afternoon, half day.

[@sawleyram7405]

Many still do, especially pubs, out in the villages and hamlets. There's countless villages around me in Derbyshire and Staffordshire with a single village shop that has odd opening hours, selling bags of coal, gas canisters, sweets, food, everything!

[@dougoneill7266]

@@sawleyram7405 For many in rural areas. it is supplementary to other work. Here in Ireland it's not unusual to have the pub sell groceries, hardware, occasionally act as the post office and local letting and estate agent. and now, rural pubs are increasingly being fitted out as 'hubs' for remote working and learning.

[@sawleyram7405]

@@dougoneill7266 Oh yes, I hear you there. A lot of our pubs have resorted to renting space out. I know a shop near Baslow in Derbyshire ran by a farmer (who can't solely survive on the sale of his produce unfortunately). I've only ever been to Ireland a handful of times but remember working in Sligo and called in at some fantastic pubs on the last day. Wish I could remember the names of the villages but that area has been calling me back for years and years...

[@dougoneill7266]

@@sawleyram7405 Sligo is still Sligo, county and town. it retains is character.

[@captainpeacock4442]

Another great 70s show,The Two Ronnie,hilarious!.

[@davidrandall3978]

I wish more sweet shops like this existed. I miss going to the corner shop as a kid and getting a quarter of toffee crumble

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I miss sweet shops as well. We have a few Apple orchards in the area that still have a sweets room but they prices are outrageous now. 🐿😎

[@KissMyFatAxe]

There's a few around where I live in Derby, that are the old school ones like the one in the sketch. My parents sometimes would let me go there as a kid with a few pounds 😆 good times lol

[@BlueShadow777]

I was brought up in a sweet shop like that... my dad’s shop. We sold home made ice cream and some groceries too (well, being Italian...).

[@johnnosiennek7066]

They have opened new (old looking style) sweet shops...they have become a trendy curio shop but the prices are crazy!!!

[@jamespasifull3424]

@@KissMyFatAxe My favourite is the one just up from the ram statue!! 😲

[@mjs440]

The Two Ronnie - Crossed Lines is a good one as well as the Swedish made simple

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Made a note Thank You

[@yvetteadshead4212]

I've never seen this sketch before, oh the joy of a sweet shop

[@boneyjoe8543]

If a man can't get excited about sprinkles, then there just is no point in going on with life..

[@TheRealSquirrel]

🤣🤣🤣

[@frapestyle]

I think you'd love their sketch "A Round of Drinks". It's only Ronnie Barker in that one, but it's still a classic!

[@BlueShadow777]

Glad you like The Two Ronnies, Squirrel... I grew up watching them, and Morecambe & Wise (in fact, you should check out M&W’s sketch with André Previn, but go for the better later colour version). I’d forgotten about this sweet shop sketch... hilarious! “What do *you* want, you old bag?!” 👏🏻🤣 Just a point... he mentioned he was just closing up as an excuse to get rid of little Ronnie (Ronnie Corbett). Re the 100s & 1000s... I think the American “Sprinkles” name is much better.

[@jules.8443]

The chocolate that melts in your mouth & not in your hands are Minstrels.

[@spearhafoc]

We used to have a sweet shop like that when I was a kid. You could go in and if he had anything new he'd cut it up and let you try it. And the slabs of toffee they did break up in the shop then weighed them out to what you wanted. I could be an awkward sod like Ronnie C's character, but never in a sweet shop.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

So very cool that these shops were around and saddened by their demise at the same time. 😔🐿

[@malcolmstockbridge2569]

Back when this was made it wasnt uncommon for British shops to close for lunch at 12;00 so the good morning followed by we are closing soon is actually possible :)

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Ah yes possibly I assumed he was closing up to get rid of him lol

[@johndobb4723]

Where I live some shops used to close for half day on a Tuesday back in the 60-70s

[@malcolmstockbridge2569]

@@johndobb4723 It was Wednesdays where I live....and never would you find a shop open on Sundays !....my, how things have changed.

[@johndobb4723]

@@malcolmstockbridge2569 and they very rarely stayed open past 5.30pm too

[@jimreid4367]

Ronnie Barker was a legend , he did a few very funny sitcoms as well . He did " Open all Hours " with David Jason ( only fools & horses ) which was funny . But my favourite memories of his was in " Porridge " were he played the part of prisoner Norman Stanley Fletcher which was just comedy genius at it;s best . Doing Porridge in the UK is a term for doing time in a correctional facility .

[@Adrian-ey5xp]

2 ronnies humour is timeless..like your vids mate.keep up the good work.👍

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Adrian Thank You I appreciate that!

[@jamespasifull3424]

My favourite Two Ronnie's sketch is The Morris Dancers!! It's a song & dance number, but you must pay attention to the lyrics!! 🤣🤣🤣 (They did a ton of other songs over the years too)

[@livestocknetwork320]

He probably announces closing time to get rid of him...

[@Naylte]

02:00 Oh, now I remember. There was a bit with the Looney Tunes where Daffy does something similar to Corbett's role here.

[@trekker3382]

what we call gob-stoppers, i think you call jaw-breakers

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Ah ha. Thank You

[@martindunstan8043]

Hey🐿️, I bet you feel like a king getting the Jimmy's reference before you saw the product 😂😂 great vid👍 talk about pushed into a breakdown 🇺🇸✌️🇬🇧✌️🍻🍻

[@ShahOfBlahII]

The Two Ronnies Mastermind answering the question before..... probably helps if you know the original Matermind, a dificult long running quiz.

[@scottythedawg]

yeah thats a good one...

[@bexsta7766]

Fork handles 😆😆

[@jules.8443]

Ronnie Barker had his own series which he probably got the idea from doing this sketch. It was called Open All Hours.

[@rdouthwaite]

Unlikely given that this was from Series 8 - Episode 7 (13 December 1980) and the Pilot for Open all Hours was broadcast on 25 March 1973 as part of Ronnie Barker's Anthology, "Seven of One" This anthology also featured "Prisoner and Escort" (1 April 1973) which was essentially a Pilot for "Porridge"

[@paxillusinvolutus5213]

One of my favourite pubs is The Elm Tree, Orchard Street, Cambridge. Small pub. 10 hand pumps. Lots of Belgian beer. Doesn’t take cards. Mobile phones discouraged. Hopefully it will still be open for business after nearly a full year in lockdown!!!! Anyway. At Christmas time they put bowls of humbugs on the bar. Bar Humbugs. It’s not very funny and it took me a couple of years to get it, but I like it.

[@baylessnow]

If you want to see Ronnie Barker as a sher, sher, sher, shop keeper, have a ler, have a ler, ler, look at 'Open All Hours'.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

That’s the one. I think it’s been asked for but the name was what I needed. Someone may have said it I’m trying to keep up. 😁🐿😎

[@davidwatt7368]

Shops used to close for lunch

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Ah yes!

[@martinshepherd8041]

The Squash Court scene is a classic

[@edgersman5655]

Try Micky Flannagen

[@jules.8443]

We have a box of chocolates here which I hate. They're all similar to those in that box of hard centres, Ronnie C was testing. They're called Quality Street. If you ever watch a video & the person mentions 'Toffee Penny', they come from the Quality Street collection. Most of them are hard centres. The best one in the collection is what's known as 'The Big Purple One'. It's a brazil nut in milk chocolate wrapped in purple plastic. The company started selling a bigger version of it for 50p (around 75c) as it was so popular. Quality Street are no good for people looking after their teeth or people with false teeth.

[@jennymckinnon9528]

"Good morning!"... "we're just closing". UK used to have 1/2 day closing on Wednesdays... also, many small shops would close for lunch-hour

[@kayreeve.author]

Yes that did sound odd saying he's closing when it's morning, yet back in those days, every shop in the UK would close at lunchtime on a Wednesday and spend the afternoon doing stock-take. Known as half-day-closing. Shops would never be open on a Sunday either, Today everyone has long opening hours and even 24/7 without appreciating it. As for the shopkeeper - that's definitely payback for the fork handles lol, and I certainly think he needs a stock take after that!

[@adrianbradley8513]

I don't remember the title but I would recommend the Two Ronnies sketch where Ronnie Corbett ( the customer in this sketch) asks an Ice Cream shopkeeper(Ronnie Barker) an absurd question. The sketch also involves Ronnie Barker's legendary word play. To tell you anymore would spoil your viewing.

[@steo-red408]

The pronunciation sketch is really funny.

[@sharonlock6452]

Have you seen the follow up to four candles ? It's called my blackberry has frozen . It stars Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield. Ronnie barker had died before this was made but it's still good

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Oh I knew that was made but I could not find it as I was looking for the wrong name. I think I was looking for something about Apple instead of BlackBerry. I will definitely react to that

[@martinshepherd8041]

I remember the days when the shops closed for lunch, and closed half day on Wednesdays with only convince stores opened on Sundays until midday! How the old days were not so commercial as they are in modern times

[@cyberash3000]

Uk shops wpild jave one day a week they would close at lunchtime where I lived it was Wednesday

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Cool.

[@replevideo6096]

@@TheRealSquirrel It was common practice when I was a kid. Most shops closed, usually for half a day on either Wednesday or Thursday, whatever local custom was. I worked in a motorcycle dealers which was closed every Thursday afternoon.

[@RB747domme]

Years ago, when I first moved to the UK, there were quite a few of these old sweet shops dotted around the London area, there's hardly any left now. With all the modern hygiene laws with open jars of boiled sweets etc.. they've all gone and closed up due to them being banned. Shame. Health and safety gone mad, as the British like to say. Sometimes the olden days seemed much more quaint. My kids have never seen one of these shops, they would have had a field day!

[@barbieblacksheep8440]

Ronnie Barker here the shopkeeper had his own tv series called OPEN ALL HOURS where he played a tight fisted shopkeeper, well funny worth a check too

[@GedUK]

I think the Mint thing they dropped as I think Ronnie C botched it slightly and said Ronnie B's line, so being the consumate performers that they were, they just skipped it as they went along.

[@julianwatson2301]

Hi Squirrel, with Ronnie Corbett only after Barker died a very funny one is "My Blackberry isn't working!" try it you will love it. J

[@brianirvine1339]

I'm not trying to be rude but why do adult American men have childish nicknames .Those usually are for school kids .

[@globaltvandmovies4905]

I had to make a very positive comment about this. Nothings too much trouble for me. Brilliant sketch.

[@IamNasman]

Mint humbugs, mmmmm. Golden brown and creamy white striped boiled sweets with a chewy centre.

[@anitahargreaves9526]

We just say hello if they know you in UK 🇬🇧 no greetings, just chit chat at till.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Well Hello 😎🐿

[@MrRaven127]

Dude the other Ron looks like one of those flasher's that come up to ya on the street NAKED under the coat and shows ya his b-day suit

[@walboyfredo6025]

7:19 In the 70's some shops in the UK had "half Day closing" mainly on a Wednesday. This was to give shop owners their workers time off so that they could work n a Saturday, so therefore they would be working 5 and 1/2 days a week . The laws changed in the 1990's so that shops could open on a Sunday/ Saturday or beyond "9-5" hours. so in this case could have been a Wednesday!

[@susanashcroft2674]

Two comic legends who were funny together in their Two Ronnies Show, but also funny in their own right as they both had popular sit com series such as Ronnie Barker had Open All Hours, Porridge and Ronnie Corbett in Sorry. Morcambe and Wise were the other comedy duo who were popular at the same time.

[@jamesu1540]

The mints with the hole are Polo's (they are the only brand that has the hole). The Two Ronnies were great, Friday nights when i was a kid. Dropped off to Grandparents and watched the Two Ronnies and The Price is Right. Great reaction👍👍👍👍

[@jamesu1540]

My favourite long running sketch was "The Phantom Raspberry Blower of old london town."

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Thank You over here mints with holes come from the life saver brand.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I’ll look into this raspberry sketch. Thank You James

[@neilgayleard3842]

It's not a one off scetch. It's a number of them based on Jack the ripper.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@neilgayleard3842 Jack the Ripper? Wow

[@stevew585]

Squirrel, try n' find the Optician sketch please mate, this really is HILARIOUS!

[@andrewvalentine6977]

Don't remember the title of the sketch but the "your nuts M'lord" one was a classic.

[@jules.8443]

Humbugs are mint flavoured, though they look like they would be toffee.

[@gazinessex2]

Eight black jacks or fruit salads for a penny! The good 'ol days.

[@nickfantini1555]

Hi Squirrel, did you ever get a chance to see any ' Rising damp series or Steptoe and Son ?

[@metalman4141]

Most shops many years ago in the uk would close at lunch time hence the reason for closing

[@ScullyPop]

I popped in when I saw the thumbnail. This looks like a good one.

[@vallee3140]

You can get a lot of old fashioned sweets on Ebay, we aso have a couple of shops that do them.,

[@Michael.Talbot]

Great video Squirrel keep the Two Ronnies sketch's coming. You should take a look at Benny Hill and Morecambe and Wise also 👍

[@viviencockle2116]

Should watch Ronnie Barker in “Porridge”.

[@paulrodgers5139]

Squirrel I'm from uk and I'd love to have a beer with you

[@TheTheSnakeSteve]

Check out their Proper pronunciation or Arab in shop sketch.

[@bigcheese6212]

Humbugs are mint flavoured hard candy

[@jules.8443]

It would have been quicker if he'd said what he did like.

[@livestocknetwork320]

Notice how the old lady asks for two ounces of sweets. I'm about to go into a rant about the metric system; I grew up with both the imperial system and the metric, and to me the imperial system was the norm. It was the crappy EU that forced the metric system upon us in the first place, which was just one of the reasons for leaving, and to dump this Franco-German system full stop. Anyway, rant over...

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Always welcome to rant here. 😎🐿

[@keithisaacs6092]

Oh my God that was nuts Squirrel.

[@chezzachezza7325]

🤩🤩🤩🤩 Y americans say Hi its ya boy !!!!!!!

[@pennythomson3170]

Live, ohh. Productive text blahhh.

[@richardhall6034]

Hi from the UK something you might like to check out is a comedy program called Little Britain 🇬🇧

[@TheRealSquirrel]

I’ll write it down Thank You Richard

[@johnsimmons5951]

There was a brand of mints with a hole called Polo. Once they did an advert with the following: "... as a cost cutting exercise Polo will be filled with Alpine air rather than Himalayan air , and they hope only our most discerning customers will notice the difference..."

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Over here the brand with the hole is life saver.

[@johnnosiennek7066]

POLO "the mint with the less fattening center"

[@paulmurphy5648]

Shops used to shut at noon on a wednesday or thursday

[@heene]

You were so right about the sign on the wall!

[@sandrathompson1277]

Good clean fun…so right !!

[@travelingman6511]

in english term candys are called lollies

[@vashna3799]

Americans have never had humbugs before?

[@Andy-hb8kl]

Stop interrupting so much!!!

[@deniseperryman2814]

Love it they were so funny and I miss them I miss seeing there show every Saturday night but they still show them now and again great reaction and I love 💕 the way you were pleased with yourself because you new they were called hundreds and thousands that was so funny and as you said small steps you’ll soon pick up the things we call different to you love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍👏👏👏😂😂👍👋😘

[@davidcarter4247]

First hint of one of Ronnie Barker's most famous characters, the stuttering shopkeeper Arkwright, in the sitcom Open All Hours. Only 26 episodes spread over 8 years (it was aired in 4 of those years). It was brilliant. The show came back after Barker's death with his nephew Granville (played by the great David Jason) from the original series now running the shop. It ran to 41 episodes in 6 series. It was not half as funny as the original and I am not even sure all six series were aired in my country, Australia. I stopped after four or five shows as the same jokes and situations kept coming round and around. Jason had become another Arkwright which was out of character with the original Granville. Barker did the part better

[@MrRaven127]

OMG IM FKN DIING!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@pennythomson3170]

I love in Edinburgh and we had a shop like this on our way to school.we called it the red shop (because it was painted red out side Lol ) we would go in for a 10 pence mixture . assortment of chocolate mice cola bottle liquorice and toffee s on they were the days . Thanks for bringing back so many brilliant memories 💖 love your videos always look forward to them.

[@bexsta7766]

Why you called Squirrel?

[@PaulAJacksonMusic]

got to check out Swear Box and also Argentian Racing Pigeon and Crossed Lines. All fantastic

[@andrewjurkiewicz4393]

We'll convert you yanks to OUR humour eventually

[@adrianbradley8513]

Actually on the subject of comedy from both sides of the"pond" my favourite comedy duo is the American comedians Laurel and Hardy( although Stan Laurel was born in England and went to the USA to become a star) and I was born and raised in Northern Ireland. The fact that I've just turned 49years old a few days ago and my dad has just turned 80 a few days before that and watched Laurel And Hardy at the cinema as a young man is testament how good their comedy was ANYWHERE in the world no matter what generation watched them.

[@MrT115]

You should do some "A bit of Fry and Laurie". I'd suggest their sketch "The Understanding Barman".

[@jules.8443]

Boiled sweets are good when you have a cough. The sucking can prevent you coughing. They're also good when on a long journey by coach or train.

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Too funny. Well built up slowly but surely till the end lol. I’m Australian and we had the 2 Ronnies on TV, but I’ve never seen that one - another brilliant classic 😂

[@lindyloo401963]

humbugs are minty

[@jackietomkinson933]

have you seen or reacted too the blackberry two Ronnie sketch n a fruit shop if not do so its hilarious and up to date technology with a twist.

[@philiprowney]

Perfectly illustrates the English politeness has a limit, when it's reached... #OOPS We invented road rage BTW

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Invented Road Rage 🤣🤣

[@wordsmith52]

You asked about the shop closing early: In England, many shops used to close for lunch (some still do). There also used to be an "early closing day" once a week (excluding Sundays) usually on a Wednesday or Thursday for the afternoons, usually from 12:30 onwards. In this case, it might, of course, also have been a ploy to get rid of that awkward customer before the shopkeeper finally lost his temper...

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Yeah getting rid of folks seems to be the best reason in that case 🤣

[@jules.8443]

I thought he was going to say I don't like this colour or that colour.

[@philiprowney]

I'm sure the nice lil old lady was Joan Hickson who played the original 'Miss Marple' the detective from the books of the same name.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Thanks Mike good info there. Next video is a recommendation from you. Stay tuned.

[@philiprowney]

@@TheRealSquirrel 'Mole' [ underground swimmer, remember, oh yeah, Moles are European :'-D ]

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@philiprowney Didn’t realize my phone auto corrected mole to Mike. Trust me it was meant to say Mole

[@cringycook9597]

I've been waiting for someone to react to this for an eternity thank you good sir🎭 Subbed 👍

[@jameshumphreys9715]

You should react to some Barker's solo sketches, and the boring accountant.

[@pennythomson3170]

Predictive ahhhh!

[@jules.8443]

I have seen a lot of reaction videos from American's but this is one I've never seen.

[@irenedownie6559]

The sketch set in a German/Austrian restaurant is really funny, and so clever!

[@philiprowney]

I was thinking 'sprinkles' and your eyes lit up, lol.

[@davidstewart58]

Should you wish a recommendation, the Sketch I liked was one called the Crossword. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYe6lZWFa6t5nNk

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Thank You David I’ll give it a go

[@davidstewart58]

@@TheRealSquirrel Excellent !!

[@kathybates8844]

SQUIRREL.. THAT WAS FUNNY.. WHEN I WAS A WEE LITTLE GIRL, MY MOM USE TO GO TO A DRUG STORE HERE IN MY SMALL TOWN. OWNED BY A VERY NICE FAMILY.. WE HAD A LITTLE STORE SIMILAR TO THIS VIDEO.. SOME GUY WALKED IN AND GOT MR. LEONARD ALL MAD.. MR LEONARD THRU THAT GUY OUT BECAUSE HE WAS MAKING HIM RUN ALL AROUND THE DRUG STORE. WHEN WE LEFT MY MOM STOPPED IN THE LITTLE FAMILY RESTAURANT. SHE TOLD PEOPLE WHAT HAPPENED.. THEN WE STOPPED INTO UNCLE JIMMYS SHOE SHOP. SHE TOLD UNCLE JIMMY. OFF WE GO TOWARDS HOME.(WE WERE WALKING) . MY MOM TOLD A LADY ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED.. NEXT DAY. MY MOM WAS TALKING TO HER FRIEND.. MY MOTHER SAID TO THE LADY.. YOU CANT TRUST HER TO KEEP HER MOUTH SHUT. SHE IS THE TOWN CHATTER.. MY MOM WAS UPSET BECAUSE THAT LADY SHE TOLD WAS TELLING EVERYONE.. THANK YOU

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Good news travels slower then bad news for sure. We had a place called fraisers news stand. They sold newspapers and a huge candy counter. I don’t know how they lived off selling newspapers and relying on kids for the rest of the business lol.

[@kathybates8844]

IN MY TOWN. WE ALSO HAD A PLACE CALLED KAUFMANS NEWSTAND.. I LOVED GOING THERE TO GET PENNY CANDY. I SAVED MY PENNIES TO GO THERE.. IT ALSO WAS OUR GREYHOUND BUS STOP TOO.

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@kathybates8844 yes Bates Kathy Penny candy!!!!!! Oh how I miss it.

[@kathybates8844]

@@TheRealSquirrel I REMEMBER TAKING 5 CENTS TO THE NEWSPAPER STAND AND BUYING 5 CENTS WORTH OF CANDY AND GET A LITTLE BAG FULL. I HAD TO GO HOME AND HIDE IT SO MY PARENTS WOULDNT FIND OUT. I WAS A CANDY SMUGGLER. THE SUMMER OF 69

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@kathybates8844 I loaded up a dollars worth and sold it in the halls at school and turned it to 10 lol

[@johndobb4723]

Ronnie Barker looks quite brown on this sketch, it's not a dig at the stereo typical corner shop owners in the UK

[@TheRealSquirrel]

Maybe he just returned from vacation 🐿🤣😎

[@johndobb4723]

@@TheRealSquirrel here in the UK most corner shops are owned by people of Pakistan/Indian origin that's before the explosion of eastern European shops nowadays, in the town I live in I can walk to 2 Polish, 3 Romanian and 5 mixed eastern European shops in less than 10 minutes

[@TheRealSquirrel]

@@johndobb4723 I understand here in America most shops and liquor stores are now owned by folks from other countries, mainly India and Pakistan.

[@johndobb4723]

@@TheRealSquirrel the most famous one being belonging to Apu or however it's spelled from the Simpsons