The Two Ronnies - Murder Is Served

From S10E02

[@JonathanPeel]

This is if Monsieur Alfonse was trying to court Hyacinth Bucket.

[@riomichellecorrales7096]

“Oh, such pulchritude! It is your pulchritude that sets you aside from the multitude, Madam Bultitude.” Lol.

[@user-vr4jl6hl6h]

These boys brought so much happiness to my life thank you so much boys. Love from the Irish lads.

[@NeathSpadge]

Surely they could not have considered anyone else but her for playing Hyacinth. Incredible.

[@KletoReese]

This is pure Genius!! There are no shows like this anymore

[@EagleOneM1953]

As a staunch admirer of David Suchet as the quintessential Poirot (I'm from Belgium myself) I think Ronnie Barker pulled it off quite admirably and Ronnie Corbett is hilarious as always. Nice surprise the see the Bucket woman is also involved...Dame Routhledge is excellent in portraying these posh women... I enjoyed this immensely... thanks for posting this gem of true British comedy...... Sure didn't see that end coming.....the two conspiring to get rid of her...Genius!

[@MaskedMan66]

That's "Buck-ay!"

[@5minutecalms]

Yes that ending was indeed in Christie style

[@dishybear]

Love these. God bless the two R,s. We will never see the likes of these ever again.😢

[@oneilanelson9231]

Lol, your apostrophe fell out of the sky

[@blueheaven4838]

Their acting and word play is out of this world... Fabulous..

[@user-wp5ix9hy8c]

THE 2 RON'S WILL B MIST ON THE TV C U LATER I LOVE BOTH OF U LOL ❤❤

[@jahempress26]

This is just too much talent on one screen. With Three of the great of britain comedy

[@petermallia558]

The good old treading on the Garden rake gag Always gets me, even at 47yrs of age, is still crack up, especially when it's part of a combination of gags as this is, first the Champaign cork gag, always works when someone thinks they're gonna be murdered in a Comedy sketch, then the falling in to the fountain thinking he's been shot, then the fountain stream gag, then the garden rake gag to finish that sequence off, it's Genius.

[@laurallama73]

They had great timing when performing physical comedy-demonstrated best, IMO, in “By the Sea,” and “The Picnic”. No dialogue, just a TRUE comedy of errors. Yes, absolutely comedic gold. 🏆🤩😂✨✨✨

[@SilverSurfer5150]

An absolute blast!!! Really made me LOLOL!!! Thank you Messrs Barker and Corbett! Classic comedy that’s lost none of its charm or fun over the years!

[@jpowerw]

Ronnie Barker was asked, "How would you like to be remembered?" He said, "I would like to be remembered as a good funny comedian." PF. He was too modest. He (and Corbett) became two of the greatest comedians of all time! They played the female characters so well, Barker especially!

[@garygalt4146]

Patricia was no Slouch in the comedy acting skills.

[@petermallia558]

They really should've put together a feature length version of something like this, it would've been gut busting, I know it, Ans judging by this very well received by all at the time and even now because they're both timeless in their comedy acting, absolutely brilliant, as this sketch is too. 🇬🇧-Comedy Gold Genius.

[@kathypaterson2530]

Look up "murder by death" film, if you like this, you'll love the film.

[@pondgazer1]

So funny and enjoyable to watch. All such brilliant actors!

[@andrewdrabble8939]

You can see how Patricia Routledge got the part of Hyacinth. This character is her in all but name

[@leonard2005ify]

Lol, 🤪😂😈

[@fernmeadow20]

Loved Hyacinth lol

[@dariowiter3078]

Indeed! 😁😁😁😁😁

[@TheDarkVampire666]

This and Kitty from Victoria Wood

[@sundeep6552]

It’s your pulchritude that sets you aside from the multitude Madam Bertitude. 😂😂😂

[@francinejones2524]

Sundeep Haridas 😂

[@josephsawczyn1145]

9:20

[@mikepetergumball8337]

Tears in my eyes from laughter . i couldve watched this for another hour or two

[@zaygezunt]

4:25 to 5:07 little Ronnie at his best. Laughed till I cried, thank you so much for uploading this.

[@johnhehir508]

Patricia routledge was in the steptoe and son episode ,seance in a rag and bone yard, as the clairvoyant

[@returntodreamcastle6810]

I love that episode, Patricia rouledge was a great actress. Keeping up appearances is still one of my favourite shows.

[@connorsavage-goodship4835]

At 0:30 I was expecting her to shout "Richard?" 😂

[@pattir5967]

Me too!!

[@Teribus13]

Me three!

[@Kimpotter-yt4ly]

This Two Ronnie's sketch is pure comedy genius, backed up of course by a quite wonderful supporting performance by Patricia Routledge, later to become a household name as Hyacinth Bucket! 😊

[@dezzadiggler3693]

Hyacinth "Boo-kay"!

[@resnonverba137]

Brilliant! Especially the garden death scene.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

"I didn't get where I am today by being murdered at a garden party". I hope someone gets it.

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

One of their very best! One of the very best Poirots!

[@jaswerner419]

WOW absolutely PRICELESS... Patricia ..aka Hyacinth Outstanding in this sketch am falling over laughing

[@rachelcartwright570]

You can see why Patricia Routledge had the hyacinth character later on. she was made for the part 💕💕

[@PointsofData]

I thought I had clicked on a KUA video by mistake lol

[@NeathSpadge]

Was thinking the exact same thing.

[@rutgervangestel]

@@NeathSpadge yes!!! me too love the show did not know she was on the two Ronnies.

[@dariowiter3078]

@@PointsofData 😆😆😆😆😆 👍👍👍👍👍 😁😁😁😁😁

[@robin231176]

How on earth have I never seen this before?

[@resnonverba137]

I thought that too.

[@naly202]

Awwww. I've just noticed it's Hyacinth. I had seen this sketch before I knew of "Keeping up appearances". Now rewatching it and what do I find! It's the BUCKET woman!!! Yay!!!!

[@dntlss]

Its bouquet!!

[@andree824]

If my Sheridan were here, he'd be appalled!

[@IfiyeniaSpiliotopoulou]

AND Patricia Rowtledge! What a treat!

[@indiano2013]

Nothing short of brilliant!

[@user-jl8yn7og7b]

It is your pulchritude which sets you apart from the multitude, Madame Baltitude". What an astonishing bit of wordplay.

[@Nina5144]

These two are hilarious. Love PR

[@ImranSahir1]

That dinner scene with black mamba story had me in literal fits of laughing until my face started to hurt.

[@argonaut6386]

Funniest thing I've watched in ages. I used to watch them as a kid but don't remember this. Couldn't stop laughing at the arrangement of the fatalities 😂

[@gabe_s_videos]

What I love about this is that isn’t not so much a parody of Poirot as it is just a Poirot story if it were a comedy instead of a drama.

[@TheMDJ2000]

Surely, surely, this was a test run for Mrs Bucket...

[@jerimassi1889]

This was terrific!

[@otravez3916]

Timeless. Brilliant.

[@laurallama73]

When Poirot propped up all of the bodies, only to have them all fall over like some awful Jenga game, I laughed till I was almost in tears. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@coconuciferanuts339]

I didn't even recognise the Ronnie as the French Inspector until right at the end.Such funny,marvelous acting by all.

[@joannilson2900]

Poirot is BELGIAN!! And this seems one great take-off on Albert Finney in Murder on the Orient Express! But the Two Ronnie's were just superb. And the added touch of genius was Patricia Routledge aka Hyacinth Bucket as the wife!! What a total hoot!!

[@adamlasry1691]

Genius. God bless them!

[@stephenusaf6315]

One thing I don’t understand about this sketch: why wasn’t Elizabeth invited over for coffee? She could have used a beaker.

[@gamewizard1760]

I guess we know where the Hyacinth Bucket character originated.

[@incredibledjam5107]

Love this..

[@user-gu4vq4oc4n]

Two thousand and twenty four. First time seeing this episode

[@dariowiter3078]

(as The Vicar's wife) "Oh no! It's the Bucket woman!" 😝😄😁👍

[@kathyharze4308]

Never seen that before it was really funny 😃😃😷✌

[@notme1048]

I didn't recognize the Ronnie playing the detective till half way thru...what fun

[@philiptonee6334]

Oh no! Not the Bucket Woman! ;-)

[@ArupGuhaideasanctuary]

bucket? bouquet

[@TechNed]

Clinty, from "To Sir, with Love"!

[@maxitv8242]

Congrats on 1000 subs!

[@alexandramather8623]

Dame Patricia! Yaaaaas! ❤️

[@guharup]

who? oh the bucket woman

[@bomber7837]

@@guharup "It's pronounced 'bouquet', dear!"

[@irishone9541]

So thats where mrs bucket came from

[@jourwalis-8875]

Fantastic!

[@daveyr5462]

Poirot here reminds me of Monsieur Alphonse the undertaker for some reason

[@SunilShah]

Fantastic

[@richardclarke376]

brilliant.

[@amazingthings947]

Love these❤😂❤

[@PurvaD]

What's the Lady of the House doing here?! 🤣

[@AndrewMartinIsHere]

Well, the Bishop was coming round...

[@Erniesmt9]

Jeez, the amount of time I laughed so hard that I farted. I miss these guys, a privilege to have watched them with dad as I grew up in the ‘70s/‘80s.

[@kaythomas5884]

Ronnie si right of course, they all get murdered after Poirot appears!

[@edelweiss211c]

This was well done!

[@AnnetteMurphyger]

Brilliant. So funny ha ha!

[@elizabethman7313]

Poirot on the grass!!!

[@SteffBrockley]

Is she already playing Hyacinth?

[@MaskedMan66]

AAAAAGHH! It's Hyacinth!

[@peregrinemccauley5010]

Thanks .

[@danwhite6183]

Ahrrrrrr it's the bucket woman lol

[@eileenlocke7877]

Great

[@Zahnzak]

It's Mrs Bucket!

[@groovinhooves]

In America, *The Two Ronnies* is (or, if you insist, are) known mainly only to those of us who actually paid attention to what people like Pythons would say of their own influences, whom they admired, etc. I mean, most of us for example know of David Frost only as some pertinacious fellow who had the temerity to call Nixon a dirty crook (by implication) to his face on a nationally televised interview, not as a very funny guy in his own right once upon a different career path.

[@davidbryant3223]

a minute speck of earwig dropping...

[@katec5182]

What a hootanahalf 😂😂😂

[@ronaldmoffat3421]

Mrs Bucket

[@ZER0--]

Mrs Bucket.

[@lvlister2005]

She finally got her stately home :P

[@RPe-jk6dv]

hyazinth bucket.

[@maryroses.wismayer3603]

Intricate and funny!

[@DaleDix]

Fantastic poirot as well.

[@gayabele4]

I thought the Scottish president of PIST was my favorite but his Poirot is beyond funny.

[@thomaselliott573]

Sublimely brilliant. Cor Blimey, is they Limeys?

[@Phil3756]

Might anyone know the name of music or composer played at various times in the sketch please.

[@gamewizard1760]

Hyacinth!

[@daveyr5462]

7:39 that's how Sheridan was conceived I take it?

[@Ziddiiq]

Could anyone advice me on where can I get the opening music, Please?

[@jonathan75801]

Murder was served!

[@HRKFUNNYMOMENTS]

Now That's How You Make An Entrance..By introducing An Exit🍑 0:25 This Hercule is Just As Hilarious As The Hercule From The Dragonball Series. Perfect! 4:40 He's So Tiny 6:25 Dayum Lol 8:10

[@axmedgaacir1669]

Can anyone tell me about the "Intro Music" please? .... I would love to have the whole peace

[@elochai81]

What is the name of the music playing at the beginning?

[@blueskye6372]

Funny. 🙃🧐😉😀📺📽️🎬

[@ArmyofLove]

Mrs bucket

[@throwback19841]

Pat Routledge was a bit of a smoke show in the 70s

[@kamilo4989]

I was this was a full-length feature film.

[@oneilanelson9231]

Everything would be great and everybody happy then Hercule Poirot shows up and all of a sudden somebody dies lol

[@granskare]

The previous Poirot must have died.

[@sweetheartpacific]

S.M.TRIPATHI SONGS

[@philipritson8821]

There is something about Patricia Routledge

[@oohtob6685]

Crying 😂🤣😂🤣

[@goldieandblackie]

I wonder where this was filmed.

[@johnhodges8264]

It may have been Kingswoods Warren the BBC research department which was housed in a grand manor.

[@goldieandblackie]

@@johnhodges8264 No not there as the buildings layout is not the same.

[@CadillacM]

LMFAO

[@cherylfriend368]

Not Interested 2:28

[@MaskedMan66]

Who played the Colonel's *ahem* niece?

[@adammullany]

Candy Davies.

[@MaskedMan66]

@@adammullany Candy Davis from _Are You Being Served?_ Really??? I did not recognize her in this mode!