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robots · 28 February 2009

hello,

another all time classic from the BBC, a great place to visit:

http://www.minki.net/aybsforum/forumdisplay.php?f=4

word out for Wendy, some great discussion on that site

was a great era to be part of with the goodies, aybs, the sulllivans, fawlty

thankyou
robots

MrBurns · 28 February 2009

Have the whole series of Faulty Towers, makes the world a better place.
Also Chevy Chase holiday series.
Benny Hill, he was a great fan of Charlie Chaplin, one day he went to his house at the invitation of Chaplin's son, he went to his office and said "can I sit in his chair" the son said "of course" when he sat down he saw a photo of himself on the desk, it turns out Charlie Chaplin was Benny Hills greatest fan, tears ran down Benny Hills face.

robots · 28 February 2009

hello,

forgot all about Benny Hill there cheech, another great show

was watching part of the fawlty germans episode just yesterday on youtube

thankyou
robots

MrBurns · 28 February 2009

robots said:
hello,

forgot all about Benny Hill there cheech, another great show

was watching part of the fawlty germans episode just yesterday on youtube

thankyou
robots

Don't mention the war, I did once , but I think I got away with it.

Bushman · 28 February 2009

robots said:
hello,

another all time classic from the BBC, a great place to visit:

http://www.minki.net/aybsforum/forumdisplay.php?f=4

word out for Wendy, some great discussion on that site

was a great era to be part of with the goodies, aybs, the sulllivans, fawlty

thankyou
robots

I met Mr. Humphrey's in a pun in Maida Vale about seven years ago. Lovely chap. Made a living out of pantomines after the show ended. I heard he has passed on since. A great servant to comedy.

Carry on.

noirua · 1 March 2009

Bushman said:
I met Mr. Humphrey's in a pun in Maida Vale about seven years ago. Lovely chap. Made a living out of pantomines after the show ended. I heard he has passed on since. A great servant to comedy.

Carry on.

John Inman died on 8/3/2007 aged 71 from hepatitis A complications and bronchitis. http://www.johninman.co.uk/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6429425.stm

GumbyLearner · 1 March 2009

I always laughed at Kenny Everett.
Especially General Cheeseburger.

or the Sherman Tank skit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecsEAXNlfv0&feature=related

Aussiejeff · 1 March 2009

On the subject of the Military, I found Dad's Army always served me well....

I've watched the whole series on DVD twice now (apart from the telly repeats through many years) and still can't stop the belly-laughs.

Is there something wrong with me? :bananasmi

robots · 1 March 2009

hello,

in the tv guide for ch7 they have Fawlty Towers scheduled for today at 4pm i think

they have been promising it on sat nights for the last couple of weeks but it never arrived, so hopefully today

they aired a 2hr session of AYBS a couple of weeks ago

thankyou
robots

robots · 8 March 2009

hello,

another great day set for the planet, the Birdman Rally on in Melbourne at 12pm so get down there

Fawlty is on today at 4pm, ch 7 this is fabulous

thankyou
robots

robots · 2 July 2009

hello,

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25722940-661,00.html

thanks Mrs Slocombe for the times

thankyou
professor robots

Calliope · 2 July 2009

Aussiejeff said:
On the subject of the Military, I found Dad's Army always served me well....

I've watched the whole series on DVD twice now (apart from the telly repeats through many years) and still can't stop the belly-laughs.

Is there something wrong with me? :bananasmi

Arthur Lowe as Captain Mainwaring was brilliant.

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