At the end Ken still thinks 'dogging' is just walking with a dog, that's why she says she needs to have a chat with him later (to explain why he should not say 'dogging' any more).
This whole bit was written after the final scene. The actor playing Ken improvised the line about going dogging and the laughter from Peter Kay is real, because he wasn't expecting it. He then rewrote the preceding bits of the show.
I absolutely love this programme, it's uplifting, funny and the music skits are great. The banter between them is brilliant. Only thing is, it is so difficult to find reruns.
My late uncle made exactly the same mistake in front of the whole family at dinner a few years ago. There was a second or so of silence then the whole table erupted in laughter with my uncle looking very bemused and my aunt looking embarrassed.
Another possible derivation is husbands explaining their evening out to their wives by claiming they are just walking the dog. Nobody seems to know where the term ‘dogging’ really comes from…
If you like to know the correct meaning of the word dogging, please read my comment on here. It has nothing to do with dogs doing it. We called that shagging 😊
My understanding is it came from dog walkers encountering couples parked up lovers lanes, lay-bys and out of the way car parks and getting a eye-full of some rocking car with steamy windows.
Peter Kay is a National Treasure, check out the one where they kidnap a monkey from the zoo, also a lot of his stand up stuff is brilliant as well, and resonates with people and their Life experiences.😂
It's called dogging because the people, usually gents, who went out to do the 'dogging' would use the excuse "I'm off to walk the dog!" as a cover. They would walk the dog to the viewing area, usually the local park, to do whatever it is they do at these venues and then return home to their spouse who was none the wiser. I had a work mate who would do this but rather strangely he didn't have a dog. The park I worked at for many years was a bit out of the way and its car park was notorious for this very thing. The punters had a very intricate flashing car lights code to avoid embarrassing mistakes and to indicate they were 'up for it'. I hope that's helpful info for you. Take it easy young uns, I always enjoy your reactions, best regards, Matt.
What you say is correct. Please read my comment that explains more. We introduced the car flashing lights later on, not to indicate they were "up for it", we already knew the couples and their cars. Doggers were not allowed to approach the couples car until they flashed their lights. This gave the girls time to either have a smoke/ drink but mainly for her to change into something more suitable, a button up dress or something sexy for a striptease etc. So the flashing lights indicated, the show was to begin 😁
It's from one of Peter Kay's comedy TV series, a situation comedy, where these characters have conversations in the car driving to and from work. The series was called Car Share.
Well done you two This clip s from a series called Car Share about those two who work in a supermarket and share peters car to and from work. Its a very funny series . If you watch the series start at the beginning they are 30 mins each erpisode
Car share was a tv show that Peter wrote, and starred in. it was quite brilliant. It is the assistant manager of a supermarket who gives one of the till girls a lift to and from work. simple but brilliant.
Peter Kay is a brilliant comedy writer and performer of stand up comedy- Phoenix Nights, stand up shows and this ( Car Share ) which is lovey paced love story but very funny.
Great reaction guys! I think Ken at the end was probably as innocent as Kayleigh, so her conversation was probably to re-educate him on the word. At least I hope so..... lol. There's another Peter Kay car share clip called 'Kidnap a monkey' which you'll really enjoy.
The name Dogging does have some relation to Dog Walking. The "watchers" originally were just dog walkers who would find these cars parked on their walk. Later as it became more of a voyeur activity, they would often carry a dog lead/leash around with them in case they ever get caught so they can give the excuse that "they let the dog off its lead and it ran away, and they are looking for it".
The usual explanation of where the name comes from is, if the police stumbled across the scene, the watchers would claim to be walking their dogs. Peter is from the town of Bolton, which is also the headquarters of one of Britains largest bakers, they make funny adverts, so of course Peter has been in two of them. The rest read like a who's who of Hollywood actors, Silvester Stallone, George Clooney, Robert De Nero, and the latest one with Samuel L Jackson.
I had a very similar conversation with a work colleague once. It was Friday afternoon and I asked if she had anything fun planned for the weekend. SShe replied she was going dogging with her sister-in-law. She was a nice lady in her late 30s who'd always come across as a bit naive and unworldly so as you can imagine I was a bit taken aback!😀However she also had a history of coming out with stuff and not realising what she'd said. There was the time she came in looking really tired and told us her husband had kept her up all night and was really bad in bed! It turned out he's been ill and his coughing had kept her awake😄 The there was the time she'd told us her husband had been batting for the otherside at the weekend😯We discovered he played for the local cricket team and they were a player short so he'd batted on their team!😂 So when she told me she was going dogging with her sister-in-law I did wonder if I'd misheard or she thought it meant something else. Of course by this time the rest of the office were all eaves-dropping desperate to hear what she said next. Her version of 'dogging' was jogging, rather than walking, with their dogs which she and her sister-in-law called dogging.🤣🤣🤣 I told her she might want to call it something else as 'doggin' has another meaning. Of course she wanted to know what so I had to explain whilst the rest of the office were crying with laughter!😁 N.B.. The reason it's called 'Dogging' is because young couples would often park in secluded county lanes, lay-bys and car parks which would be known locally as 'lovers lanes. The only other people they were likely to encounter were dog walkers who sometimes saw more than they were expecting. I suspect some of these dog walkers would make a habit of going back in the hopes of seeing something similar again and some more exhibitionist couples got thrill out of being watched.
Well I've been out with a picnic basket with a few girls in my time, but I must say none (including myself) have ever been interested in watching other people.! In fact most girls preferred climbing over a fence to get to the deepest corner of the woods to enjoy the most remote spot, and far from the prying ears of any dogs.!! We WERE joined on occasions by a squirrel or rabbit, but I assume that doesn't count in your research.!
I'm 74 and it's my generation who first started dogging. I was introduced to it by my neighbour in 1971 when I was 21. I was the youngest of our group by over 10 years and expect there are only a handful of us left in the UK who can tell the true story. There is a lot of speculation where the word dogging came from and even Wikipedia have got it wrong. Dogging comes from the word dog. You own a bike, you're a biker and go biking. You own a dog, you're a dogger and go dogging. Owning a dog was the key, allowing the guy to go out at any time of night without your partner becoming suspicious. Just taking the dog for a walk. The dog was also used to get close to cars in the car part. We carried titbits that we threw close to a car and the dog would pull in that direction allowing us to look in the windows. In the early days, all doggers had a dog unless you were single. I might generate a web page explaining dogging, why and how it became so huge and the reason it expanded to beaches.
You guys should review A comedian called Bob Mortimer on a tv show called "Would I lie to you" where you have to guess if the personality telling a story is telling the truth or not. Theres a couple of compilation videos on UA-cam of him.
No your wrong, Ken also thought dogging was dog walking.the girl needed to have a word to put him straight just incase Ken the older man went around telling everybody he went dogging instead of dog walking.end bit must have been lost in translation, up until then you were doing great,I'm glad you researched it first because you may never of understood it.use your imagination to why it's called dogging. My thoughts are doggy style or it's just a youthernism for having sex outside or in a car with like-minded people watching..
Fun reaction! I think you'll like reacting to the band *Band-Maid* and their video *Domination, Official Live* (go in blind, don't worry about the subtitles on your first listen)
I understand this. Watch a dog in heat, and the pack that follows her. That’s how I or we as Americans understand that term or phrase as a verb. Walking or playing with the dog(s) is different. Sleeping with the fishes is not sexy.
I am not 100% sure,, but if I understand it correctly the term "dogging" kind of comes from how this behaviour started. People who want to have sex but don't have any place to do (either young and don't have privacy in either's home, OR people cheating on their spouses) tended to find somewhere secluded and have sex in their car. People with dogs have to take their dogs for an early walk happened upon cars with steamed up windows.. and.. some started.. enjoying this and it grew into a culture, where you would be a "dogger" regardless if you are a person who enjoys having sex in a car in a public place where others watch, or if you prefer to.. try to find parked cars with people having sex and watch them. I think the word "Dogging" IS used as a walk in some other nations.. I remember some panel show where one of the people on said that it was what it meant where they came from (don't remember the show or the person.. but I THINK I remember it being Canada).. 'So.. When people misunderstand terms, it MAY be that they didn't misunderstand it just learned it through different channels.
The truth is that she is not using a "wrong" meaning of "dogging". She is using an old meaning which is being driven out by a new meaning, and this sketch is part of the driving-out process.
Must be a pretty old meaning, in 40 years I'm pretty sure I've only ever heard people referred to as dog walkers, in newspapers and in conversation, when talking about people walking dogs. I always assumed the term related to people using dog walking as a cover for being in unusual places watching people. Only other use of dogger I've ever heard was some kind of boat I think
@@zingystardust4082 Somebody must be using it in that sense. Otherwise, why would at least two different sitcoms ("Jam and Jerusalem" being another one). devote segments to mocking them? Comedians don't mock things that are not happening. I suspect it's a class=conflict joke, at bottom.
@@stephendisraeli1143 My take is that someone who is more innocent wouldn't know about the practise and after hearing the word adopted it into their lexicon without knowing what it meant. I've not heard of it being used for dog walking but i'm only 40 so it might have been different back in the day.
the "come in why don't you" kills me everytime
Well done on understanding what was going on! This series is worth a deep dive. It’s quietly brilliant😂😂
This from a sitcom where those two work at the same place and Peter Kay gives her a lift to and from work. It's absolutely genius 😂
I think we all know that lol
I appeared on one episode in the background stood waiting for a train.
@@mikekaraoke the people who made the video clearly don't
@@geofthompson3844 They did, they knew what it was about but had never seen any episodes!
Lovely couple. Car Share was some of the best tv ever made imo, such a simple idea but brilliantly done. Wish they’d done more.
I swear, I will NEVER get tired of watching this couple. They have a super sense of fun and humour and their laughter is sooo infectious.
Ken doesn't know what dogging means either, he thinks it's just dog walking
But now she needs to explain to him what it really means. 😬
Great reaction guys. 'Kidnap a monkey' from the same series is a big hit. I wish the BBC would release more of this fantastic hit comedy series.
At the end Ken still thinks 'dogging' is just walking with a dog, that's why she says she needs to have a chat with him later (to explain why he should not say 'dogging' any more).
yep you can just hear Ken say at the end "since when?"
@@sjbictI’ve seen this clip many times, and never noticed that until your comment… brilliant! 😂
Fantastic reaction guys ❤
Peace love from England ❤
We sometimes do very gentle comedy really well. Car Share was great.
This whole bit was written after the final scene.
The actor playing Ken improvised the line about going dogging and the laughter from Peter Kay is real, because he wasn't expecting it.
He then rewrote the preceding bits of the show.
I absolutely love this programme, it's uplifting, funny and the music skits are great. The banter between them is brilliant.
Only thing is, it is so difficult to find reruns.
My late uncle made exactly the same mistake in front of the whole family at dinner a few years ago. There was a second or so of silence then the whole table erupted in laughter with my uncle looking very bemused and my aunt looking embarrassed.
Love your reactions, you both have a great sence of humour
Peter Kay #Genius 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Dogging comes from dogs doing it in the street without a care for who may be watching😅
Makes sense 😂😂😂
Another possible derivation is husbands explaining their evening out to their wives by claiming they are just walking the dog. Nobody seems to know where the term ‘dogging’ really comes from…
If you like to know the correct meaning of the word dogging, please read my comment on here. It has nothing to do with dogs doing it. We called that shagging 😊
My understanding is it came from dog walkers encountering couples parked up lovers lanes, lay-bys and out of the way car parks and getting a eye-full of some rocking car with steamy windows.
Peter Kay is a National Treasure, check out the one where they kidnap a monkey from the zoo, also a lot of his stand up stuff is brilliant as well, and resonates with people and their Life experiences.😂
Brilliant, thanks guys!
Peter kay at the dentist is really funny
Absolutely hilarious😂
It's called dogging because the people, usually gents, who went out to do the 'dogging' would use the excuse "I'm off to walk the dog!" as a cover. They would walk the dog to the viewing area, usually the local park, to do whatever it is they do at these venues and then return home to their spouse who was none the wiser. I had a work mate who would do this but rather strangely he didn't have a dog. The park I worked at for many years was a bit out of the way and its car park was notorious for this very thing. The punters had a very intricate flashing car lights code to avoid embarrassing mistakes and to indicate they were 'up for it'.
I hope that's helpful info for you.
Take it easy young uns, I always enjoy your reactions, best regards, Matt.
What you say is correct. Please read my comment that explains more. We introduced the car flashing lights later on, not to indicate they were "up for it", we already knew the couples and their cars. Doggers were not allowed to approach the couples car until they flashed their lights. This gave the girls time to either have a smoke/ drink but mainly for her to change into something more suitable, a button up dress or something sexy for a striptease etc. So the flashing lights indicated, the show was to begin 😁
Love your reactions to british comedy.
It's from one of Peter Kay's comedy TV series, a situation comedy, where these characters have conversations in the car driving to and from work. The series was called Car Share.
Well done you two This clip s from a series called Car Share about those two who work in a supermarket and share peters car to and from work. Its a very funny series . If you watch the series start at the beginning they are 30 mins each erpisode
What ,you love Peter Kay's bits !!! I'll bet Peter will love that 😊😅😅😮😢😂❤❤
Another very funny reaction from U2. 😂😂😂 Thanks
I have met Peter Kay what a Gent
Car share was a tv show that Peter wrote, and starred in. it was quite brilliant. It is the assistant manager of a supermarket who gives one of the till girls a lift to and from work. simple but brilliant.
Peter Kay is a brilliant comedy writer and performer of stand up comedy- Phoenix Nights, stand up shows and this ( Car Share ) which is lovey paced love story but very funny.
I wish more react to this sketch then read meaning after to see the confusion lol
I hope you noticed Peter Kay say woof near the end
Great reaction guys! I think Ken at the end was probably as innocent as Kayleigh, so her conversation was probably to re-educate him on the word. At least I hope so..... lol.
There's another Peter Kay car share clip called 'Kidnap a monkey' which you'll really enjoy.
yep you can just hear Ken say "since when?" at the end
The name Dogging does have some relation to Dog Walking. The "watchers" originally were just dog walkers who would find these cars parked on their walk. Later as it became more of a voyeur activity, they would often carry a dog lead/leash around with them in case they ever get caught so they can give the excuse that "they let the dog off its lead and it ran away, and they are looking for it".
The usual explanation of where the name comes from is, if the police stumbled across the scene, the watchers would claim to be walking their dogs. Peter is from the town of Bolton, which is also the headquarters of one of Britains largest bakers, they make funny adverts, so of course Peter has been in two of them. The rest read like a who's who of Hollywood actors, Silvester Stallone, George Clooney, Robert De Nero, and the latest one with Samuel L Jackson.
I miss you pair. Xx
I had a very similar conversation with a work colleague once.
It was Friday afternoon and I asked if she had anything fun planned for the weekend. SShe replied she was going dogging with her sister-in-law.
She was a nice lady in her late 30s who'd always come across as a bit naive and unworldly so as you can imagine I was a bit taken aback!😀However she also had a history of coming out with stuff and not realising what she'd said.
There was the time she came in looking really tired and told us her husband had kept her up all night and was really bad in bed!
It turned out he's been ill and his coughing had kept her awake😄
The there was the time she'd told us her husband had been batting for the otherside at the weekend😯We discovered he played for the local cricket team and they were a player short so he'd batted on their team!😂
So when she told me she was going dogging with her sister-in-law I did wonder if I'd misheard or she thought it meant something else. Of course by this time the rest of the office were all eaves-dropping desperate to hear what she said next.
Her version of 'dogging' was jogging, rather than walking, with their dogs which she and her sister-in-law called dogging.🤣🤣🤣
I told her she might want to call it something else as 'doggin' has another meaning. Of course she wanted to know what so I had to explain whilst the rest of the office were crying with laughter!😁
N.B.. The reason it's called 'Dogging' is because young couples would often park in secluded county lanes, lay-bys and car parks which would be known locally as 'lovers lanes. The only other people they were likely to encounter were dog walkers who sometimes saw more than they were expecting.
I suspect some of these dog walkers would make a habit of going back in the hopes of seeing something similar again and some more exhibitionist couples got thrill out of being watched.
Dogging is old working class slang for staring. "Are you dogging me?"
@@andrewmurphy4116 I'm an old working class worker I've never heard it said for staring
@@sjbict perhaps it's just a Birmingham saying? In the early 80's we used to use it a lot.
More Peter Kay please !!!!!
Now check out Eddie and Ritchie in "bottom " the gas man, Halloween,and curried sprouts-at Christmas
Crying after that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The series was really funny but it was also a fantastic story about two people getting to know each other, it's seldom been done better.
Well I've been out with a picnic basket with a few girls in my time, but I must say none (including myself) have ever been interested in watching other people.!
In fact most girls preferred climbing over a fence to get to the deepest corner of the woods to enjoy the most remote spot, and far from the prying ears of any dogs.!!
We WERE joined on occasions by a squirrel or rabbit, but I assume that doesn't count in your research.!
Carol is just 100% 😍
I'm 74 and it's my generation who first started dogging. I was introduced to it by my neighbour in 1971 when I was 21. I was the youngest of our group by over 10 years and expect there are only a handful of us left in the UK who can tell the true story. There is a lot of speculation where the word dogging came from and even Wikipedia have got it wrong. Dogging comes from the word dog. You own a bike, you're a biker and go biking. You own a dog, you're a dogger and go dogging. Owning a dog was the key, allowing the guy to go out at any time of night without your partner becoming suspicious. Just taking the dog for a walk. The dog was also used to get close to cars in the car part. We carried titbits that we threw close to a car and the dog would pull in that direction allowing us to look in the windows. In the early days, all doggers had a dog unless you were single. I might generate a web page explaining dogging, why and how it became so huge and the reason it expanded to beaches.
I believe the term comes from men pretending they were only taking the dog for a walk.
"You're bad-minded John"
Treat yourself to some _Phoenix Nights_ CC, time to plunge the full foot in.
Love it! :D x
You guys should review A comedian called Bob Mortimer on a tv show called "Would I lie to you" where you have to guess if the personality telling a story is telling the truth or not. Theres a couple of compilation videos on UA-cam of him.
No your wrong, Ken also thought dogging was dog walking.the girl needed to have a word to put him straight just incase Ken the older man went around telling everybody he went dogging instead of dog walking.end bit must have been lost in translation, up until then you were doing great,I'm glad you researched it first because you may never of understood it.use your imagination to why it's called dogging. My thoughts are doggy style or it's just a youthernism for having sex outside or in a car with like-minded people watching..
The scene aat the end when Peter Kay staring laughing was unscripted. The actor 'Ken' was supposed to stay out of the car and poke his head inside
Another great reaction from you two. Why not try another stand up English comedian, Simon Evans, you'll love his style (I am Scottish by the way). xx
Fun reaction! I think you'll like reacting to the band *Band-Maid* and their video *Domination, Official Live* (go in blind, don't worry about the subtitles on your first listen)
Thanks Guys:)
It's pretty important you watch what you 'react' to
I understand this. Watch a dog in heat, and the pack that follows her. That’s how I or we as Americans understand that term or phrase as a verb. Walking or playing with the dog(s) is different. Sleeping with the fishes is not sexy.
I am not 100% sure,, but if I understand it correctly the term "dogging" kind of comes from how this behaviour started. People who want to have sex but don't have any place to do (either young and don't have privacy in either's home, OR people cheating on their spouses) tended to find somewhere secluded and have sex in their car. People with dogs have to take their dogs for an early walk happened upon cars with steamed up windows.. and.. some started.. enjoying this and it grew into a culture, where you would be a "dogger" regardless if you are a person who enjoys having sex in a car in a public place where others watch, or if you prefer to.. try to find parked cars with people having sex and watch them.
I think the word "Dogging" IS used as a walk in some other nations.. I remember some panel show where one of the people on said that it was what it meant where they came from (don't remember the show or the person.. but I THINK I remember it being Canada).. 'So.. When people misunderstand terms, it MAY be that they didn't misunderstand it just learned it through different channels.
7 of the celebrities in this clip have died
The lack of communication and translation can course some serious S??T Great Channel and Thanks for making me laugh. Cheer's.x
Peter y legend 👍😂😂😂
How the bloody hell are you two keeping up with this, I'm an ex pat Brit and having a hard time with their Northern accents lol.
It was a bit tough 😅 but we could understand most of the video lol we're getting used to the British accent too 😆
Suggest you try the Fokker joke.
people bring dog leads and poretend they are wlaking dogs, when they go doggingin the woods
You should watch the episode with them going to the safari park and coming out with a monkey.
It’s called digging because men watching used to take the dog as an excuse .
Y'all should definitely reach to Theo Von
Ace comedy Car Share .
The truth is that she is not using a "wrong" meaning of "dogging". She is using an old meaning which is being driven out by a new meaning, and this sketch is part of the driving-out process.
Must be a pretty old meaning, in 40 years I'm pretty sure I've only ever heard people referred to as dog walkers, in newspapers and in conversation, when talking about people walking dogs. I always assumed the term related to people using dog walking as a cover for being in unusual places watching people. Only other use of dogger I've ever heard was some kind of boat I think
Actually I can recall another meaning, but it isn't dog walking, it's related to hunting/tracking with dogs.
Dog walking has never been called dogging. I remember hearing the phrase dogging as far back as the 70's.
@@zingystardust4082 Somebody must be using it in that sense. Otherwise, why would at least two different sitcoms ("Jam and Jerusalem" being another one). devote segments to mocking them? Comedians don't mock things that are not happening. I suspect it's a class=conflict joke, at bottom.
@@stephendisraeli1143 My take is that someone who is more innocent wouldn't know about the practise and after hearing the word adopted it into their lexicon without knowing what it meant.
I've not heard of it being used for dog walking but i'm only 40 so it might have been different back in the day.
😅😅😅😅 were is the dog 😅😅😅
Its a series