It is really sad to think that so many of this wonderful cast have died. Only Dawn French and James Fleet are left. All the rest have passed away as of March 2022. Very sad, but their memories live on in these episodes.
My grandma and I stumbled onto this show one Saturday evening when I was a tween. We instantly feel in love and it became our thing that we would get together every Saturday to watch it. Haven't seen or thought about this show in many,many years and it's even better than I remember. Gonna send this to my grandma cause I know she'll get a kick out of it!
Hello from Germany! Although this fabulous series never aired here, my favourite ever moment is when Geraldine goes through the village at night, fulfilling Letitia's last wish, which was to disguise herself as the Easter Bunny and deliver chocolate eggs to each house.
Vicar of Dibley was one of the funniest, best TV comedies. When Peter Capaldi became the Doctor, I thought I had seen him somewhere before. I had watched the Vicar of Dibley DVDs a few months prior, and suddenly recognized him as Tristan, the BBC director. He was many years younger, with a lot of hair on the head.
Interestingly when I saw him on the Vicar of Dibley I knew I had seen him elsewhere as well. Then I remembered it was as Vera, the drag queen in Prime Suspect 3. He was brilliant in that.
I love every bit of this show! I have been binge watching for a few weeks! I have seen all of the series but I never tire of watching. I love Cecil the choir master too! Owen and Jim are priceless, but Alice is in a class by herself!
In the charming village of Dibley, where laughter flows, Geraldine graces us with her comedic prose. With the Dibley council in tow, antics abound, As we journey through moments, both silly and profound. From Alice's innocence, so pure and sweet, To Owen's clumsiness, tripping over his feet. The wit of Jim, with his witty retorts, And Frank's constant bickering, in shorts. The Vicar of Dibley, with wisdom and grace, Navigates the chaos with a smile on her face. From awkward encounters to heartfelt chats, Each moment in Dibley, a treasure to catch. As we watch the funniest moments unfold, In Series 1 of the tale we're told, The laughter echoes through the quaint village square, As Dibley's charm fills the air. So here's to the joy of Geraldine and crew, In Dibley's world, where dreams come true. Part 2 awaits, with more laughs in store, As we journey through Dibley, forevermore.
A group of actors who have a natural instinct in their blood to be funny and create a natural laugh through being funny. This was a great series of British humour which has now been destroyed by PC
When Peter Capaldi became the Doctor, I recognized him from the Vicar of Dibley episode. I had watched the Dibley DVD giftset, a few months prior. He was years younger, with a lot of curls. Little did he suspect then, that he was destined to become the famous Doctor.
This is Vicar of Dibley with witty catch phrases like "No, no, no, no, no, yes." from the BBC Comedy Grates channel - to which the answer has to be 'It certainly does.'
"Ask me to name the Virgin Mary's eldest son and... nope, mind's gone blank." So forgetting it during Midnight Mass might not have been because of her drunkenness!
@@Saucyakld Ha ! Ha ! You knew this ! Cliff Richard was also Harry Webb and Sting ( stupid name alert !😂) is Gordon Sumner ! As for me, I’m the Queen of Sheba, and if you believe that, you’ll believe ANYTHING !!! 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🥊
My sentiments exactly.... Flippin awful.. Everything is taken up with Prancing on Ice, Strictly Come Prancing, Soaps, which are about as realistic as Tellytubbies, and reality programs.... I've seen amputations more entertaining than what is on TV at present.... I think the people who work in the TV industry need a good kick up the backside...
I agree. Don’t you think it would be a boring world if everyone liked the same thing. Just sharing my sentiments. My young friends and family luv the stuff that’s out there on the Telly or smart phones and laptops😉 Have a nice day
Because there are trolls out in the world who just can't sleep at night until they make some nasty, negative comments about something or someone. Sad little people.
Sorry but loved the original Vicar. But when the lead started getting far too preachy in her personal life and onscreen as well and somewhat condescending in her manner - there’s a difference between funny but observant to just outright lecturing. It’s no longer comedy. And I say that as a member of a minority myself.
I suppose for anyone watching who had never seen Vicar of Dibley before would still find it funny. Yes, there are many many funnier moments but these too are great 😂👏
@@Bethi4WFH - Nope, 100% English born and raised. I watched with an expectation that the 'funniest moments' would at least be 'funny'. Didn't find a single example.
In the charming village of Dibley, where laughter flows, Geraldine graces us with her comedic prose. With the Dibley council in tow, antics abound, As we journey through moments, both silly and profound. From Alice's innocence, so pure and sweet, To Owen's clumsiness, tripping over his feet. The wit of Jim, with his witty retorts, And Frank's constant bickering, in shorts. The Vicar of Dibley, with wisdom and grace, Navigates the chaos with a smile on her face. From awkward encounters to heartfelt chats, Each moment in Dibley, a treasure to catch. As we watch the funniest moments unfold, In Series 1 of the tale we're told, The laughter echoes through the quaint village square, As Dibley's charm fills the air. So here's to the joy of Geraldine and crew, In Dibley's world, where dreams come true. Part 2 awaits, with more laughs in store, As we journey through Dibley, forevermore.
What's your favourite ever moment from The Vicar of Dibley?
When Alice gets the joke
Hugo and Alice’s Wedding scene
Has to be the Christmas dinners she had with everyone..... Absolutely brilliant!!!!!
When they talk about The Great Storm ect. Reminds me of my dad's small hometown of Hiseville, Kentucky. All the people in Dibley are similar.
All of them
"The Vicar of Dibley" is brilliant. One of my favourites. It's one of those comedies one can watch over and over and NEVER get tired of it.
It is really sad to think that so many of this wonderful cast have died. Only Dawn French and James Fleet are left. All the rest have passed away as of March 2022. Very sad, but their memories live on in these episodes.
Kylie's still going strong too! :)
Peter Capaldi is still alive!
+Simon McBurney
Don't forget Kylie!
Oh wow, I didn't realize that.
My grandma and I stumbled onto this show one Saturday evening when I was a tween. We instantly feel in love and it became our thing that we would get together every Saturday to watch it. Haven't seen or thought about this show in many,many years and it's even better than I remember. Gonna send this to my grandma cause I know she'll get a kick out of it!
As I. It came on late nights Saturdays in US on BBC network.
So cute. Still watching reruns.
Hello from Germany!
Although this fabulous series never aired here, my favourite ever moment is when Geraldine goes through the village at night, fulfilling Letitia's last wish, which was to disguise herself as the Easter Bunny and deliver chocolate eggs to each house.
Absolutely one of the top ten comedy series of all time!
I am from Thailand but I really like this show...one of the best.
Vicar of Dibley was one of the funniest, best TV comedies. When Peter Capaldi became the Doctor, I thought I had seen him somewhere before. I had watched the Vicar of Dibley DVDs a few months prior, and suddenly recognized him as Tristan, the BBC director. He was many years younger, with a lot of hair on the head.
Omg thank you for pointing that out
Interestingly when I saw him on the Vicar of Dibley I knew I had seen him elsewhere as well. Then I remembered it was as Vera, the drag queen in Prime Suspect 3. He was brilliant in that.
a young peter Cspaldi slso starred in the lsir of the white sotm eith Amanda Donahoe
Has to be one of the best comedies ever to come out of anywhere
Thought about my 'faved' character. Can't oblige - I love them ALL... for different reasons - but they are all so likeable in a fashion, even David!
A wonderful comedy with great and very funny characters. Also very well cast too, really enjoy watching this comedy.
The scene when Dawn French falls though the puddle is very similar to a scene with Ringo in A Hard Day’s Night
Best Scene... Alice explaining, I Can't Believe, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter🤣
I love every bit of this show! I have been binge watching for a few weeks! I have seen all of the series but I never tire of watching. I love Cecil the choir master too! Owen and Jim are priceless, but Alice is in a class by herself!
This is one of my favourite TV shows ever! There’s just something about british humour
I loves all moments...from that serie😂 cant help it....
Emma Chambers really was a genius when it comes to humor.
I am Indian and love this show and their village meetings are the best. Each character is best in their own way
Gosh, this made me connect again with my DVD collection of some 800 discs & series.... I HAVE to search for it - a jewel. Thanks!
Not enough questions on The Wombles on Mastermind ! You couldn’t make it up !!! 😂😂
The put the pineapple in with the church flowers grabs me everytime 😂
My all time favorite is the Dibley poisoner! My sister's nickname!
An absolute classic
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!!!
Geez…and to think how many of these fantastic actors are no longer with us. It only seems like a couple of years ago 😢
If the priest of my church was like this I wouldn't have quit attending.
Marked by optimism, may your smile never fade.
I grew up with this show. My family and I quote it all the time!
In the charming village of Dibley, where laughter flows,
Geraldine graces us with her comedic prose.
With the Dibley council in tow, antics abound,
As we journey through moments, both silly and profound.
From Alice's innocence, so pure and sweet,
To Owen's clumsiness, tripping over his feet.
The wit of Jim, with his witty retorts,
And Frank's constant bickering, in shorts.
The Vicar of Dibley, with wisdom and grace,
Navigates the chaos with a smile on her face.
From awkward encounters to heartfelt chats,
Each moment in Dibley, a treasure to catch.
As we watch the funniest moments unfold,
In Series 1 of the tale we're told,
The laughter echoes through the quaint village square,
As Dibley's charm fills the air.
So here's to the joy of Geraldine and crew,
In Dibley's world, where dreams come true.
Part 2 awaits, with more laughs in store,
As we journey through Dibley, forevermore.
A group of actors who have a natural instinct in their blood to be funny and create a natural laugh through being funny. This was a great series of British humour which has now been destroyed by PC
It's unfortunate that a lot of stuff has been affected by politics these days :/ same as Little Britian etc.
Anchovy and peanut butter - brilliant !
Hugo passed no O levels at all - how funny is that ! 😂
Husband and I loved the series and I am loving the series on my phone! ❤️😂🌻💋
Oh, What FUUUUUNNN!! Love It!!🥰🤩🤩
Is the guy from the BBC Peter Capaldi?
Yes
Yes, he also went on to play the doctor in Doctor Who
Yes recognised his voice xx
When Peter Capaldi became the Doctor, I recognized him from the Vicar of Dibley episode. I had watched the Dibley DVD giftset, a few months prior. He was years younger, with a lot of curls. Little did he suspect then, that he was destined to become the famous Doctor.
Yes
I bet Mrs Cropley's weird recipes are all popular in foreign cultures somewhere.
The quire master is sooo underrated.
Really ? Last time I saw him he was in Mission Impossible
A wonderful series 👏
Must be where Thorin Oakenshield got his start.
This is Vicar of Dibley with witty catch phrases like "No, no, no, no, no, yes." from the BBC Comedy Grates channel - to which the answer has to be 'It certainly does.'
I got a sensational and wonderful When Watch like give people Greatest actors Like this generation unbelievable
I loved it when Kylie Minogue came on the show. 😯
she is so cute here, very pretty !!!
11:53 I didn't know that Janet Reno was in this? 😝😄 I need to purchase the DVDs.
"Ask me to name the Virgin Mary's eldest son and... nope, mind's gone blank."
So forgetting it during Midnight Mass might not have been because of her drunkenness!
Amazing 👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️
Brilliant .
The amazing Dawn French
Wonderfull show 😂😁😂
It's great to see the lessons of Michael Green's "The Art Of Coarse Acting" so meticulously followed.
In what year was this video please? Kylie is so beautiful, natural, i love her !
Hit him!!! Hit Him!!! Oh hello David, I’m just watching the Jerry Springer Show...-the vicar
Reg Dwight is of course Elton John !!
No, really? 😂😂😂😂
@@Saucyakld Ha ! Ha ! You knew this ! Cliff Richard was also Harry Webb and Sting ( stupid name alert !😂) is Gordon Sumner ! As for me, I’m the Queen of Sheba, and if you believe that, you’ll believe ANYTHING !!! 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🥊
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Jim's wife... should've seen that from a mile away.... yes yes yes yes yes..
No
I believe this is one of those British comedies that I don't get.
Loved Fawlty Towers and Monty Python.
I'll give it one more try.
Gillar alla dessa karraktärer😂
Liker dem, jeg også 😂😁😂
De alle har så sjarmerende humørisk still.
What is the name of the vicar actress? She is brilliant!
Dawn French.
Dawn French.
@Coffee &biscuits. Imagine not knowing Dawn French?🤔
Dawn French
@@MC-in8mc What great delights are still ahead of you...
red dwight played by Philip whitchurch
What happened to TV these days?
My sentiments exactly.... Flippin awful.. Everything is taken up with Prancing on Ice, Strictly Come Prancing, Soaps, which are about as realistic as Tellytubbies, and reality programs.... I've seen amputations more entertaining than what is on TV at present.... I think the people who work in the TV industry need a good kick up the backside...
Not worth watching. I watch a lot of old reruns from the “good old days” of television. Especially the old westerns like Gunsmoke.
@@janiscureton4076 Each to their own.....
I agree. Don’t you think it would be a boring world if everyone liked the same thing. Just sharing my sentiments. My young friends and family luv the stuff that’s out there on the Telly or smart phones and laptops😉 Have a nice day
Why are there so many vile comments on here about this sitcom? You are not forced to watch it, so why bother with the vile comments?
Because there are trolls out in the world who just can't sleep at night until they make some nasty, negative comments about something or someone. Sad little people.
tristan played by Peter Capaldi
🤣🤣🤣🌟🌟🌟
What is playing that guy Tristan looks awfully familiar, but I don't know where??????
That's Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who)
@@TheNewPatsyBailey ooohhhh.. thanks.
the the funniest moments never
Dieyble?
Kind of unrelated but was it really already normal for a conservative CoE church in the 90s to be "celebrating the summer solstice"?
L
Sorry but loved the original Vicar. But when the lead started getting far too preachy in her personal life and onscreen as well and somewhat condescending in her manner - there’s a difference between funny but observant to just outright lecturing. It’s no longer comedy. And I say that as a member of a minority myself.
This should be the shortest video on UA-cam
John Inman anti homosexual jokes too ! 😡
They all work for the BBC, they are making fun of themselves.
I think the joke was intended to be anti-Anglocatholic... exposing the supposed hypocrisy of the most conservative?
Must have uploaded the wrong video as Dibley's funniest moments would be under a minute long.
I couldn't rate this in funniest comments compilation
I suppose for anyone watching who had never seen Vicar of Dibley before would still find it funny. Yes, there are many many funnier moments but these too are great 😂👏
P**s off
Not funny.
Funniest moments? Puerile dross.
Yes, yes, yes, yes -NO!
Not everyone's taste but I think laughter is good medicine that's in the Bible!
you misfrable fod
I think you must be an American (who doesn’t ‘get’ British humour………poor thing!).
@@Bethi4WFH - Nope, 100% English born and raised. I watched with an expectation that the 'funniest moments' would at least be 'funny'. Didn't find a single example.
In the charming village of Dibley, where laughter flows,
Geraldine graces us with her comedic prose.
With the Dibley council in tow, antics abound,
As we journey through moments, both silly and profound.
From Alice's innocence, so pure and sweet,
To Owen's clumsiness, tripping over his feet.
The wit of Jim, with his witty retorts,
And Frank's constant bickering, in shorts.
The Vicar of Dibley, with wisdom and grace,
Navigates the chaos with a smile on her face.
From awkward encounters to heartfelt chats,
Each moment in Dibley, a treasure to catch.
As we watch the funniest moments unfold,
In Series 1 of the tale we're told,
The laughter echoes through the quaint village square,
As Dibley's charm fills the air.
So here's to the joy of Geraldine and crew,
In Dibley's world, where dreams come true.
Part 2 awaits, with more laughs in store,
As we journey through Dibley, forevermore.