UK Candid Camera Classics - Park Your Car, Sir?

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The latest "assistant" to help park people's cars needs a few more driving lessons. People are not happy to accept her "help".

[@kendod1637]

when he said considerable amount of damage worth £15 pounds i just cracked up. lol

[@user-allanH]

Couldn't get a Starbucks for that amount.

[@roachtoasties]

@@user-allanH I think you can get a Starbucks plus a Happy Meal for that, but not body shop work. But really, for the equivalent where I live (L.A.) it might not even cover the cost of parking.

[@tubester4567]

The whole car was worth 400 pounds.

[@Sylvia-Storm]

If only.

[@westerlywinds5684]

@@tubester4567 About $30,000.- today in North America, when proper restored. We had these also, but briefly.

[@franzjohnston]

Oh those were the days when real programmes were made and we're genuinely funny!! Remember Candid Camera so we'll ...compulsory viewing and hilarious moments....thank you so much for posting ...

[@ninthhorizon]

This was such a civil argument. Love it!

[@simonluckin8]

KZbin does remove stuff often but happily this is still available. It's an absolute classic and one of my favourites...Thanks so much for posting!!!

[@simonwilton3546]

Lack of diversity here. Perfect!

[@viperousDraco696]

I bit is ok. Love a good old Chinese

[@embisonjones4996]

2:06 - You’ve done 15 pounds worth of damage” 🤣🤣 Christ, that’s the price of two Mighty Buckets at KFC 😫🤣🤣

[@drakea.5816]

He was driving a Rolls Royce. Beautiful.

[@Ironsmiler]

Imagine nowadays. Someone speaking fake Jamaican would be out the car threatening to kill everyone.

[@josparkes1]

Love this video, classic comedy, bring this prog back !

[@Golo1949]

Wont be the same without Jonathan Routh.

[@BRANDY60rocks]

Thanks for posting these classics

[@coecludd]

Thank you. Lot's more rare Beadle's About and Candid Camera coming...

[@BRANDY60rocks]

Will look forward to them.

[@TheFriend2u]

Those yester years, people are more civilized and communicated in proper language. Sadly, deplorably, people of present days are uncivilized, uncouth, crass, and with limited vocaburary of foul language.

[@viknendranmahalingam3177]

The sad thing is that now days the more educated a person is the worse their behavior is. Everybody is so self centered.

[@michellelynn9042]

I.loved Watching.this.on.a.saterday.night.when.i.came.home.from.working.down.the.angle..market.

[@eltonlovell9898]

Moseley Road Car Auctions, Birmingham..

[@dennisstoichkov8233]

Excellent. They dont make them like this anymore

[@jgilds7947]

When Britain was great...👍🏻

[@TezzaSonoftherich]

£15 in 1972 = £196.28 in 2019

[@bawhatever5260]

Next to kellaway building supplies!!

[@westerlywinds5684]

That Ford Anglia is worth more today than a used Lamborghini.

[@simoneastwood3779]

Proof that people swore a lot less in the '60s and '70s!

[@sallumusa]

£15 ! Can't buy a movie ticket today.

[@adrinathegreat3095]

It looks a bit suspect to be honest, those cars being smashed up, although quite clean are scrappers and noticeably older than the other cars in the carpark. Quite funny though, I'd probably fall for it, Hell I'd probably smash my own car up anyway lol

[@paulakhs]

The crappist American tv inspiration !

[@feuercandy9114]

When England used to be all white!

[@gregoryduggins1069]

Yes...we only had Jimmy Savile and theYorkshire Ripper to worry about in the good old days.

[@I7275-p2d]

Hmmm. Ignorant about the past as well as being a racist twat.

[@kennethclaar922]

The might be racist but it is fact

[@CamiloSanchez1979]

..although the humor is as cold as a bottle of liquid nitrogen in outer space...

[@johnbrooks2166]

If i did 15 pounds of damage to the car i hit the other week i would be delighted.

[@jeremywright4450]

£15 worth l think l’ll go and buy myself a pizza for one

[@deedeedodo8092]

Haha, you won't be able to afford any extra toppings though!!

[@benking9503]

Love the honesty! But polite honesty Say it exactly how it is yet be polite and respectful, none of these qualities seem to exist anymore sadly

[@coecludd]

Please note that I will sharing some very rare UK Candid Camera pranks weekly on my channel over the next few months. Please subscribe and enjoy 😊🎥

[@peterturley1331]

Looking forward to it. Thanks.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

The British magistrate was so dignified in this ridiculous situation.😅

[@kennethclaar922]

Wish we could go back to those days

[@inglepropnoosegarm7801]

It was indeed in every way a much better world.

[@crayzee1372]

Everyone was so delightfully polite. Absolutely, positively, delightful they were!

[@sarahhorrey7167]

The Irish lady is hilarious

[@ShahbazAli-ji3jq]

Those were the simpler times. Honesty and politeness were at its best.

[@Raison_d-etre]

Yeah, people weren't whiny like they are today.

[@westerlywinds5684]

……or as foul mouthed, death wishing as today.

[@fredgervinm.p.3315]

The English are only second to the Canadians as far as Politeness... : )

[@DN-kz7xl]

Surely not the USA😅😅

[@dawnfinch8232]

Absolutely a bygone era

[@g.t.36]

2:07 considerable amount of damage £15

[@paulparoma]

Imagine that!

[@londontrada]

Yea, you'd be lucky to park for £15 nowadays lol

[@boukharroubamediane119]

what a wonderful respect , dialogue and calm between these British people 👍😊

[@mrigoe3079]

The woman is Irish and is not a brit

[@Hagar934]

@@mrigoe3079 the woman is Sheila Bernette and she was English born in London

[@Hagar934]

@@mrigoe3079 apologies Mr Igoe you obviously meant the other lady in the Cortina yes she's obviously Irish

[@sadiestoltzfus9798]

British people have a reputation for being polite. Americans on the other hand we feel entitled.

[@ninthhorizon]

The magistrate is such a gentleman. He addressed the situation in such a respectful manner. We need more like him today.

[@srmjo]

A gentleman? Maybe, but a rather dull and self-important one. He said "I'm a magistrate" about eight times. And not too bright either compared with the Irish lass who followed him. She was was a lot sharper - and had a sense of humour.

[@ds1868]

@@srmjo Magistrates are not appointed for their sense of humour. They exist to uphold the law. And the UK was a much more lawful country when this was recorded than it is today. We need more of these gentlemen to sort the country out!

[@TheSealOfTheRose]

Don’t you ever feel weighed down by that massive chip you have on your shoulder?

[@srmjo]

@@TheSealOfTheRose I take it you are talking to me. If so, well no actually. The chip on my shoulder is in the eye of the beholder. :-)

[@patriciat1514]

@@ds1868 the UK needs Jesus.

[@liberty5069]

Lady to driver - "You hit that car three times" Driver - "No, I just hit that one twice" lol

[@kevinbaird7277]

Every car British, everybody white, everybody speaking English, i am no racist but this is the country i was brought up in, i don't recognise this country now, it makes me sick to the pit of my stomach to see this country going to the dogs, Brexit won't help on bit.

[@kennethclaar922]

Yes it’s sad to see the changes.America is going through that also

[@magatephala895]

The Magistrate displayed high level of professionalism and politeness

[@iotu4764]

their language was so kind...nowdays it's just swearing and offending

[@Raison_d-etre]

Agreed. - Bill Cosby

[@abcisco4357]

Oh wow! People seemed to be very polite and decent years ago. Even though the gentleman was not pleased with what the lady did to the cars, he still was able to express his opinion in a firm and polite manner. I thought we are to be an example of people of the past. Why are we becoming savages instead?

[@nigelwilliams9307]

This was before mass immigration changed our land..

[@martinkalmus3761]

Yes,you are right with that one :)

[@thelydiaspringexperiment6437]

Thank the American media for the modern thug attitude around the world.

[@markmywords312]

The reaction of people is lovely. This was original TV back then

[@chatham43]

...wow..£15 worth of damage...nowadays you'd be lucky just to park your car for less than that..

[@karllaur3866]

when they made like 200 pounds a month lol

[@liberty5069]

You have to love the British way of speaking especially with a prank like this - lol

[@huwthomas4173]

I think non-Brits aren't accustomed to the way many British folks express their anger. He's furious and making it known!

[@tinajones5641]

£15 worth of damage, lol! Oh, how times have changed...

[@JN003]

why were people more calm in the olden days, this is amazing to watch,

[@designedtothrive9786]

Village Cooking less stress. Less fake debt. Less negative and evil brainwashing on the talmudvision.....

[@francisfake782]

Fuck off,hate,xenophobe,islamaphobe,xenophobe,rage,fear,anger,homophone,mulimaphobe,gagaphobe.Oh yes the global hellish lunatic asylum.U.K. leading the way /0:

[@GTVAlfaMan]

You are right, people today would curse and carry on and react even with violence if you tried this prank today.

[@zeden2924]

The olden days lol.

[@feralferret]

Overstimulation thesedays. TV screens, tech, news, adverts bombarding from every direction, 24/7.

[@markwright3161]

The way the gentleman in the Rolls spoke made me think of the Italian Job. Being from Northern Ireland myself we don't quite have the same capacity to speak with such class. Wonderful stuff.

[@williammorrow8751]

I'm also from Northern Ireland , speak for yourself !!.

[@joefinnegan4115]

love the irish lady

[@gavinrobb85]

£15 of damage! 😂 People were so dignified back then. 😀

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

If this happened today the outcome would be vastly different

[@marklittler784]

Yeah the parking attendant would be claiming for whiplash off the three parked cars insurers. 😅😄😃😂

[@simonluckin1402]

Indeed it would. In fact it might even be akin to a road rage attack. I don't care what anyone says, they were lovely times to live in.

[@colinyates5540]

​@@marklittler784😆 LOL YES

[@cheltenhamSpa]

Good natured people a pleasure to watch

[@coecludd]

@cockle69er The UK version of Candid Camera started in 1960. It returned in 1974 with the colour episode pranks that I've uploaded. The crew filmed in many locations in the UK including Margate and Portsmouth. A lot of the stunts were done in South West London in areas such as Richmond Upon Thames and Tolworth. I'm no expert although I did get info on the show from Arthur Atkins who worked on it. Let me know if you need more info and I will see if I can help.

[@montygemma]

I don't know where this is filmed but that magistrate really sounds like he's from Poole.

[@berwickboy316]

I have always wondered why these have never been released on DVD...

[@kennethclaar922]

Love the Magistrate

[@johnp4008]

I first saw this one around 1991 on the old HA comedy channel...I've been saying the "Don't give me any of the old story" line any time I could ever since...love this guy and his polite British reactions. I just wish I was a judge (magistrate) so I could use that line too.

[@BrendanGuildea]

If I know a penny…

[@columkenn]

We can't have that now can we

[@davidcawrowl3865]

*crash* "I hope she won't (park my car). *crash* "Oh she can't do that." *crash* "Well, how can you? That's ridiculous, she must be tight."

[@Larry-is-cool]

“It’s only a scratch “ LMAO 😂😂😂

[@carlosbandito7719]

£15 worth of damage! Incredible!

[@Marcus.Robinson]

The Brits are so chill even when they're completely pissed off

[@mrigoe3079]

The woman is Irish, not a brit

[@itsmehi90]

Its fake

[@jwrobin21]

4:51. Notice how she locks the door with her elbow on the inside door lock.

[@maxbacon4828]

Sheila Burnett was a very popular variety artiste on the telly in the 60,s,and a right little sweetie as well.!

[@Clavinovaman]

Sheila Bernette. Super actress and a great part of this gag.

[@kennethclaar922]

Love how you people say telly

[@SuperFerdie1965]

Very funny and the two victims were great.

[@yemred5854]

Proper English . No swearing. The good old days

[@paulparoma]

And no Ahmeds in sight.

[@everready2903]

That lady sounded Irish 😀

[@Alexie3333]

Go to hell

[@IAMPLEDGE]

except that the second lady clearly said 'bollocks' and that's swearing.

[@paulparoma]

@@dee_seejay Diversity was and always will be our strength!

[@MM0SDK]

I'd say that's got to at least be £15 worth of damage. LOL.

[@Kelly14UK]

She's a charming set up. Love her cackling laugh.

[@StuartOliver83]

This is brilliant lol I remember when people were like this,2000’s onwards is where it started to change for me... too much tech and impatient people and all soft in the head and now in this situation we’d have a meltdown and more than likely everyone would be standing there filming ready to upload to social media 😞

[@paulparoma]

All civility has been lost, all social norms have been destroyed and discarded. It's hard to believe people were so different not too long ago. I can't even imagine what it's going to be like in 20 years from now. Frightening.

[@StuartOliver83]

Indeed my friend 😞

[@stevedoubleu99B]

Agreed on every count. The programme makers daren't do this today because everybody is on such a short fuse. Shame really.

[@db742006]

thats what happen when let billionaire globalists and zio nists take over your government

[@columkenn]

Also the mass immigration of the east Europeans in the EU made society a colder place, like Eastern Europe

[@mistofoles]

This was 40 years ago, £15.00 was a lot of money back then!

[@lbcharlie05]

Yes, when my wife gained 15 £, it was a lot back then too!

[@ronf1352]

Too right. I spent 4 days in Kenya then on £40! We had forex controls!

[@MegaPianogenius]

2.09 15 pounds worth of damage! lol

[@paulpalmtree9295]

He’s a good chap, even in this particular situation, he behaved like a gentleman, no bad language/swearing, and courteous to the end. This was typical of the Rolls Royce owner in the 1970s.......Today in 2023, I wouldn’t be so sure. Times and peoples manners and attitudes have changed.

[@andrewhubbard4044]

Fifteen pound worth of damage shows how we are ripped off today would be thousands of pounds at today's prices

[@christopheraspland3527]

When entertainment was worth watching, Saturday nights were great, not like the rubbish nowadays we have to watch, well I don't watch it. Why don't they bring back great family entertainment like this instead of X factor shit.

[@Alexie3333]

Moneyyy

[@ericscaillet2232]

A lot has to do with creativeness.

[@earlgray7003]

She did this acting gig right after starring in an afternoon performance of "Oliver".

[@kumlacharlie9076]

This is just lovely, a good old stiff upper class British "gentleman" in a rolls, exactly how we use to think British people where. "I´m a magistrate....We cant have that..." Only missing the round hat.

[@SmackWaterJack001]

the English have so much decorum... its amazing...

[@lazycalm41]

'You done £15 worth of damage' now days a slight scratch would write your car off !

[@richards9407]

That was a weeks wages then!

[@marklittler784]

The owners now would all be claiming whiplash.... looool

[@guitarjed]

Fifteen pounds worth of damage pmsl 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenchristian6231]

Respectfully indeed. "You must have done £15.00 pounds worth of damage". Oh happy days.

[@vivaldi1ett]

Road rage was definitely different in those days no swearing, no pushing and shoving, no I want your insurance details etc.,no one filming it with their phone

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

The term "road rage" wasn't coined until 1985. The incidence of such behaviour arose as a result of certain traffic controlling mechanisms, the design and functions of automobiles - many many different - though often very subtle changes. Demands of all conceivable factors placed upon the human psyche have led to this - it's not a mysterious phenomenon.

[@OfflineSetup]

In these shows its entertaining to play "spot the microphone". They were BIG and had very poor range. In this clip the microphone is tucked into the jacket arm, hence why they have it their resting on the window.

[@tonto2455]

I saw this the first time around on TV and its still just as funny.

[@johnriggs4929]

"I am a magistrate - the sun shines out of my arse..."

[@corkion]

lol

[@jamesdean9476]

I would love to be in the car when she is parking like that ! And sitting next to her.

[@charliewatson4248]

PERFECTION!!! Best candid camera stunt EVER!

[@m.e.d.7997]

British humor is the best!

[@leeandrews2473]

Fifteen pound of damage imagine it. You would pay seven hundred pounds now thanks to the garages working along side the insurance companies

[@paulkirton8945]

She did £15 worth of damage to that car. Those were the days!

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

These days that situation would result in just a total kick up.

[@robertjackson6455]

I

[@norfener]

Sorry, but the best part about all this is the cars. I remember them all, and some I've had (No not the Rolls)

[@johnfletcher9410]

Credit to the English, the gentleman kept his composer all through the ordeal.

[@colinyates5540]

Kept his composer, yes, but she got his Bach up a bit! Sorry about that one! LOL

[@clemstevenson]

This is from the mid seventies, when the old Candid Camera concept had been revived. The cars getting damaged were already fairly old models by that time. But they weren’t conspicuously old, as that would have drawn attention. Indeed, such vehicles were still on the road in the mid seventies.

[@thenandnow111]

I'll find my own little hole.

[@Sjmby95]

This takes me back to my teenage years

[@coecludd]

Around 1974 :-)

[@ewhurstgreen]

I wonder where these people are today?

[@BillyBronco73]

I'm a magistrate. Pompous git.

[@SuperFerdie1965]

Yes, nothing to do with jealousy at him driving a Rolls Royce of course....

[@alanvanallen7762]

Jesus wept,he's not getting near this car,nor my car HA HA

[@johnfletcher9410]

Candid camera has a problem in GB because they are so polite and controlled. This gentleman was very nice about the station.

[@Systematicsphere]

Station?

[@TheHorsebox2]

"I'm just off to a magistrates meeting." He almost said Freemasons!

[@SmackWaterJack001]

idiot.

[@mafirearmsafety]

A magistrate in English driving a Rolls Royce?…wow

[@peterturley1331]

Absolute gem of a programme. Sunday afternoon.

[@davidmccann9811]

The magistrate said she had done £15 worth of damage. The average UK wage in 1970 was £18 per week.

[@mikeh2006]

So roughly around £500 these days then. He was probably about right with his estimate.

[@RubberRivet]

I've got some work for the guy that does the £15 repairs.