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The curtain on the plaque looks like a pair of drawers

Possibly the greatest moment of the series

0:50 - Raquel knows...

They are big for little dolls Albert. 😯🤣

Legend

Only john sullivans sublime writing could have you crying then laughing in the same sentence....legend is an overused word these days....but its most certainly accurate describing john....r.i.p and thanks for the memories

Lovely Jubbley innit ay

Hilarious

Roger rightly gets a lot of praise but Rodney's set ups and reactions were also fantastic. It was genuinely, a very special series.

R.|.P

Witnesses make it a million times worse.

Probably the character ever created... Rip Rodger Lloyd pack you legend😢

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William Christmas

Look after your broom

No 1 like him !!!❤

Masterpiece❤❤❤❤❤❤

After Dave😂😂😂😂😂 I adore him!

Big comedians were dropping like flies back then: Beckinsale, Sellers, Morecambe, Cooper, H Corbett, Rossiter… But it still hit hard when Leonard Pearce passed.

Rip❤ lennard pearce ❤ 31st Oct 1915 - 15th Dec 1984 ) (40) year's ago seems like yesterday ❤ xxx

Thank you for this brilliant tribute.) RIP ❤Lennard Pearce ❤ 31st Oct 1915 - 15th December 1984 ) 40 year's ago seems like yesterday xxx

This fucking legend was in some low budget flicks in the 80s but starred with Kevin Costner in Robin hood. His father was the old man in the vicar of Dibley, he works in care homes now. Unbelievable human being, always mental mickey to me

What's the episode called

Proper comedy. Happy Days.

Wots happened to that guys head ? Looks strange 😮

These two don't talk anymore 😮😢

Now the UK Are Zionist lovers destroying Palestine

It’s also worth watching Hancock’s Half Hour, and Steptoe, from the 50s and 60s to see the origins of sitcom, from Galt & Simpson. I think John Sullivan got the “closing plot twist” idea from Galt & Simpson. Also Red Dawrf’s Lister/Rimmer “odd couple” is based on Hancock and Sid.

I’ve seen them all before and they still make me cry with laughter. LOOK AFTER YOUR BROOM!

Up there with steptoe and son for pathos.

I still watch this, the comedic timing is superb ❤

Why couldn’t Sullivan have turned Rodney’s relationship with Victoria into a story arc? It would have been more interesting.

Being really nieve but can someone explain the joke where boycie mentions meeting marlene in a bookies?

When he shrunk after the shoes, the way David acted with his breath taken away slightly, just makes me cry with laughter lol

For me the best piece of direction in this clip is the subtle glance when one of the two seated lads waiting turns to look at the other one after Dell replies to Rodney's "What is it Dell?" with "It's a baby!".

John Challis love you in comedy 💕💕

Fantastic show and actors david and nick are Fantastic actors

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"DURING THE WAR 😂😂"

Happy birthday buster

One of the most emotional and powerful scenes ever ! The camera angle from a height as the scene closes . Brilliant writing and acting ! OFAH forever ! 💯❤️❤️❤️

You can't park there Sir😂😂

The best comedies always have a tinge of sadness to them . Without sadness we cannot appreciate joy and vice-versa ❤️🙏

RLP. What a comedy genius. The definition of deadpan.

Loved Roger in the vicar of Dibley as well.

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Genuine laughter, don't get that much from t.v today 😊

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They don't make them like this anymore.