This is one of the funniest comedy sketches of all time. From BBC. Starring Irish comedian named Dave Allen, the sketch was aired in the 70`s or 80`s on the BBC.
This is Ruislip, junction of Ducks Hill Road and Reservoir Road. The cafe closed years back but the building remained until 2020. The two women pushing the prams were not actors, they were people who lived a few houses up the street and were unaware of any filming .
There is something about these types of skits that make it just that much classier. No words spoken, smooth, slow, but so perfect
Now seriously, I didn't expect that!
This is Ruislip, junction of Ducks Hill Road and Reservoir Road. The cafe closed years back but the building remained until 2020. The two women pushing the prams were not actors, they were people who lived a few houses up the street and were unaware of any filming .
Would've been even funnier if it turned out the cafe owner had set this up each time. :D
British humour knows no bounds.
British comedy, not many words, smooth and well build up to the end. Just love em
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I don’t get the reason it’s funny. Someone help me out?
Dave Allen was a master of sketch comedian
thats one good way of getting the customers lol
Oh God! I was trying to think what the punchline was and it still got me!
That's the best ending ever😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dave Allen was a classic. Did a TV show here in Australia too.
I was pleasantly surprised by the conclusion. Usually one can spot where such a thing will go. 🤣
everything was so subtle. absolutely hilarious!
This video is awesome in billions of ways.
This is why I love British comedy
Dave is sorely missed ...RIP !!!
Well that's one reason to sit down for a cup of tea... They're all very classy... 😂
Different class, top draw 😎✌💓