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ОтветитьThe modern equivalent to this sketch would be sending a text message. Tweak the ending slightly and it could go out on
ОтветитьThey just don't make them like that anymore!
ОтветитьBeing a swede I think he sounds more like a german speaking ennglisch. For a correct version of how swedish ”sounds” let me refer you to the swedish chef of the Muppet show.
ОтветитьT.T.s?... W.T.F?
ОтветитьBenny Hill did something similar on his show.
ОтветитьR U 1 2 ❤❤❤❤❤
ОтветитьThe ending spoiled the sketch, it just felt nasty.
ОтветитьWas that Carol Hawkins as the waitress?
ОтветитьThis and four candles are comedy gold.
ОтветитьMissed 😢
ОтветитьCan imagine the leftie feminists winging about the Silly Cow line
ОтветитьBen Elton was one of Ronnie Barker's best mates.
ОтветитьThey were so clever, they made it look so easy. ❤
ОтветитьAbsolutely Brilliant.
P.T. C.T. T.T.
And this was written years ago and it still gets a great laugh.
The two Ronnie's were Brilliant.
Every thing they did was so fantastic and how they managed to play it to the hilt.
Excellent and if you don't have a laugh from it you are miserable.
Great for brightening the day.😁😁
this sounds more german. it defnitely does not sound swedish
ОтветитьE O L 2 BOTH OF U WE haven't anymore 2 give 2 u we haven't any more eggs R I P 2 BOTH OF U
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The most brilliantly funny comedy duo EVER!You cant beat English humour at its best.(From an Aussie!)
ОтветитьI.M.N.X.T.C
ОтветитьThe way the audience laugh after ct because they know whats coming
ОтветитьYou know one thing that has always pissed me off about my country (Britain)? The fact we never seem to be able to associate Bavarian/Austrian clothing with the correct nationalities. In Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, there were supposed ‘Bulgarians’ with bad Germanic accents and Lederhosen (not even Hungarians with Austrian accents, no. Bulgaria was apparently the same as Austria or Bavaria.) And then the two Ronnies somehow think Germanic clothing (and the word ‘nein’) are Swedish. Grrrrr.
ОтветитьIt's actually "German Made Simple".
ОтветитьHilarious. Gives me new ideas for my personalized number plate.
ОтветитьPity about the unnecessary misogyny at the end, completely spoiled the mood 😢
ОтветитьZOUNDS moore like ZWISS CHERMAN !
ОтветитьI have a craving for M.N.X. now....
ОтветитьThese two men were comic geniuss really funny, but u had to listen carefully to get the idea.
ОтветитьI had to pause and think for almost every sentence
ОтветитьI like how the accent and outfits are German
ОтветитьThe innuendo - which here is about building up expectations then defying them by omission - is breathtakingly good.
We have to laugh at the smut that exists only in our own minds , like a growing soap bubble that the events effectively Pop!
FUNEX? this sketch doesn.t mean anything to me, sorry...
Ответитьwhat does it mean, BC?
ОтветитьI would love to hear what PewDiePie would think of this sketch.
ОтветитьS.I.L.L.Y C.O.W 😂😂
ОтветитьIt sounds like he is trying to sound like a German, not a Swede
ОтветитьShame about the sexist ending.
ОтветитьI love Swedish in Norwegian.
ОтветитьAs a Swede I am really curious to know why they speak English with a "German" accent - and also are dressed in German outfits. In reality, Swedes and Dutch are known to have the best English accents of non-English speaking countries. Then again, maybe the purpose of the sketch was just an attempt to make fun of the Swedish language? 🙃
ОтветитьThey even got the typical Swiss clothing right.
Ответитьfantastic
Ответитьwhen comedies were actually funny.
ОтветитьBenny Hill did a similar sketch can't find it on You tube
ОтветитьTonight we have a Swedish lesson for you but with a difference, it’s in Norwegian.
Subtle but beautiful 😂
childish drivel.this is not funny at all
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