I remembered this when it aired the first time, when I was a Child. We were all sitting around the tv set watching Hee Haw, when Archie's Barbershop skit played this and we just sat around and laughed so hard our sides were hurting. I never forgot it, and had to come and watch it again. Archie Campbell could have everybody laughing so hard, when he did the barbershop. I sure do miss him and the rest of the gang.
My grandpa was a huge fan of HeeHaw and he loved this little sketch in particular and had the whole thing about word-for-word memorized! My family still says "it fitn't dit" and "fit dit." It still makes me laugh to go back and watch this!
Thank you so much for this posting. I have searched for years for this talented man that did these backward talking stories. What a TALENT. What A TALENT. WHAT A TALENT!!!!!
Saw this when it aired. Wish I knew when that was. Always wanted to see it again and here I am. What a great show Hee Haw was! That show had more variety than Hugh Hefner!
This was one of my very first vinyl records. My grandmother loved Archie Campbell, and sent me this on a 45RPM record sometime in the 1970s' I think on the flip side was "Hockey Here Tonight".
How do I not remember this show but I just about died laughing watching for the first time for me. So glad my husband found this share with me 😂😂😂😫😫😫😂😂😂😭😭😭😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️
I watched this show the day it came on until it ended it was quite a while I wish they would make something like it today but you just can not find people this funny anymore.
I remember reading this to my whole grade 4 class when it came out. It was hard to do because I was laughing as hard as they were. All these years later, I still haven't forgotten "the storal of the mory" LOL.
What Archie was doing here is known a spoonerisms. Usually done by accident, in this sketch they simply rewrote an abridged version of Cinderella in spoonerisms and i assume he read it off cue cards. It must have been hard for Archie to tell this story without risk of slipping up. I wonder ehat rehearsals where for this sketch.
I presume the Network made them clean it up a little. In the original story on the LP, Rindercella met a Hung and Pransome Yince. Guess you could be Pransome but not Hung on Hee Haw... I used to listen to this nitwit 's routines and laughed. Still do, as a matter of fact.
@@shaunoleary7092 Beeping Sleauty also had a Hung and Pransome Ince, who had been a Buller Frush Man. Search on UA-cam for Archie Campbell and the two titles.
I'm so glad that I looked him up. It gave me a chance re-view The Two Ronnies classic "My blackberry no longer works" sketch. The Crackberry may be long gone, but the lines are still current. Have a dice nay.
Archie Campbell is first recorded telling the story of Rindercella on an episode of Juvenile Jury in 1952 and he recorded it on vinyl in '65 approximately 10 years before Barker's Mispronunciation sketch.
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I remembered this when it aired the first time, when I was a Child. We were all sitting around the tv set watching Hee Haw, when Archie's Barbershop skit played this and we just sat around and laughed so hard our sides were hurting. I never forgot it, and had to come and watch it again. Archie Campbell could have everybody laughing so hard, when he did the barbershop. I sure do miss him and the rest of the gang.
Ths cool
You just told MY exact experience! Thank you
same here
My grandpa was a huge fan of HeeHaw and he loved this little sketch in particular and had the whole thing about word-for-word memorized! My family still says "it fitn't dit" and "fit dit." It still makes me laugh to go back and watch this!
Me and my family never missed Hee Haw on Saturday nights!
One of my favorite classic bits...from an often overlooked show nowadays!!!
First rate! Archie Campbell was the real deal. I grew up on Hee Haw, and he was the crown jewel of the comedy ensemble!
Thank you so much for this posting. I have searched for years for this talented man that did these backward talking stories. What a TALENT. What A TALENT. WHAT A TALENT!!!!!
Carchie Ampbell was amazing.
I will so miss Archie he was so funny rest in peace
Saw this when it aired. Wish I knew when that was. Always wanted to see it again and here I am. What a great show Hee Haw was! That show had more variety than Hugh Hefner!
It's like a hee Haw pig Latin 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Lig Patin! 🤣
It's spoonerism.
I love this story. Archie is superb.
This show went on for so long that when my mom was a kid she watched season 1 when it was new and I remember watching the final season when it was new
the nitwits in hollywood will never come up with stuff like this again they wouldnt know where to begin!
Loved Archie Cambell he was a treasure.
I wonder how many takes it took to complete the story.
One. This was a very old Archie Campbell story. My grandmother sent it to me on a record in about 1965.
Slopped her dropper, classic clean humor from another time
Slopped her dripper.
I'm sure someone would be offended these days.
What does it mean
Funny as heck too I love hehaw vids
@@Orangeflava slopped her dripper just switch the first two letters of those words and you got : dropped her slipper 👠
This was one of my very first vinyl records. My grandmother loved Archie Campbell, and sent me this on a 45RPM record sometime in the 1970s' I think on the flip side was "Hockey Here Tonight".
Never going to say Pransem Hince the same way again
Love Archie!!!!!💖💖💖💖
How do I not remember this show but I just about died laughing watching for the first time for me. So glad my husband found this share with me 😂😂😂😫😫😫😂😂😂😭😭😭😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️
I watched this show the day it came on until it ended it was quite a while I wish they would make something like it today but you just can not find people this funny anymore.
He deserves a Grammy
Roy can barely contain himself….
How funny. I remember watching this show growing up. Memories ♥️
Miss those days!
lord! doom, despair and agony on me... 😂
Classic! Never gets old
I watch this as a kid on Saturdays
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WITH MY GRANDPA
@@tomsanders7080 Me too.
I heard Rindercella’s mugly other and two sad blisters were mery vean to Rindercella and made her chew doors all day.
If i has Charlie’s pride and Johnny’s cash i wouldn’t have a buck Owen on my car.😀
Gold Statement right there! I wouldn’t be Al’s Weird either!
...and they lell in fove...hilarious!
"Don't forget to slop your dripper"🤣😂🤣
Reminds me of a cassette tape I had as a kid "one wide river" listened to it till the tape wore out
For a whole nother experience, try the caption/ transcript for this video
One of THE BEST stories I've ever heard!😅
Best story ever!
Pure genius!
I miss Archie Campbell!
A comedic genius
“All she had to wear was some old rirty dags” 😂😂 I miss this kind of entertainment.
I remember reading this to my whole grade 4 class when it came out. It was hard to do because I was laughing as hard as they were. All these years later, I still haven't forgotten "the storal of the mory" LOL.
Cloy Rark.
And Carchie Ambell
I've got a friend who says this, it's really great.
This is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is hilarious!😆🤣😂
My God I love Hee Haw.
just as funny as was the first time i heard it
those were happy times
Lol I cried laughing
What Archie was doing here is known a spoonerisms. Usually done by accident, in this sketch they simply rewrote an abridged version of Cinderella in spoonerisms and i assume he read it off cue cards. It must have been hard for Archie to tell this story without risk of slipping up. I wonder ehat rehearsals where for this sketch.
My teacher told me this story🤣😂
That broke the closed captions. Is that Roy Clark getting the haircut, er Cloy Rark?
Nice show
Popcorn Sutton = West Carolina, Archie Campbell = East TN, David Keith also East TN. West TN is different.
Don't forget to slop your dripper
Trizzle Trazzle trizzle trome...
This was hilarious
I presume the Network made them clean it up a little. In the original story on the LP, Rindercella met a Hung and Pransome Yince. Guess you could be Pransome but not Hung on Hee Haw...
I used to listen to this nitwit 's routines and laughed. Still do, as a matter of fact.
Uh not quite - you're thinking of Beeping Sleuty. :)
@@shaunoleary7092 Beeping Sleauty also had a Hung and Pransome Ince, who had been a Buller Frush Man. Search on UA-cam for Archie Campbell and the two titles.
I wonder how many takes it took before Roy got through it without cracking up.
Slop your dripper
I wanna see this animation
spoonerism's
the audience sounds like relatives of Cletus from the Simpsons lol
You have to wonder how long it took him to get that right!
This is called comedy goys & burls.
If you like this check out the P little thrigs
Hee hee hee hawwww
What happened to the bun of a sich yelled renda sella
😂😂😂😂
bunny radio
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Not hard to slip up and it’s an x rated version.
Spoonerisms...
😆😆😆
Lol
How in the F did he say all that?
🤣
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Pig Latin Language Food
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Rum tizzle yow are hou
Real talent
Yup...stolen from a Ronnie Barker sketch...these hillbillies should try writing their own material.
Ronnie Barker? I'll look him up. I remember a much different version: They didn't cinderize recohnella.
I'm so glad that I looked him up. It gave me a chance re-view The Two Ronnies classic "My blackberry no longer works" sketch. The Crackberry may be long gone, but the lines are still current.
Have a dice nay.
Archie Campbell is first recorded telling the story of Rindercella on an episode of Juvenile Jury in 1952 and he recorded it on vinyl in '65 approximately 10 years before Barker's Mispronunciation sketch.