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We do love an innuendo. Got to slip one in every now and then.
Fnaa fnaa!
@@noblestsavage1742 oo, matron 😜
in-your-endo 😬
😂😂
We Brits are so immature.You just can't trust us to behave in any situation.
Wanted to like this comment but didn't want to mess up the 69 likes there is currently 🤣
@@ericahughes1337 someone else messed it up eh
Ahh you have to love our unique British sense of humour
6:38 To be fair, it's Paul Cinha's witty comeback that sets Bradley off here (which you talk all over)
I was expecting Holly on This Morning to be number 1, for saying "I love it once it's in" on a food segment.
Pretty sure the this morning ones are quite deliberate... For sound bites
I think you are Wong.
Fern saw the future with Phils beef dunking habits 😂
Alex Kingston is a walking "accidental innuendo"
They could have just filled this will Phil and Holly 🤣
Things only the Brits understand immediately - Thanks for a good laugh on a lockdown Sunday!
How - the HELL - could you have forgotten Gino Di Campo's "Sausage in the Hole" on "This Morning"???!!!
You guys should try to find Hollywood Squares, an American game show, it'd leave you breathless
Some of these are so forced, but when it's truly a natural accidental thing it's impossible not to let out a giggle
I so love innuendo. And the Brits are the best!
No 1 should definitely be the time James may said on top gear “[talking about women] what she’s effectively saying is: you’ve given me the kids so get in the back”
Who could forget Simon Groom, the king of innuendo? “What a lovely pair of knockers!”
Oh the irony of Fern saying that pip Schofield likes to dip his beef... she obviously knew then
Sometimes it’s absolutely hilarious when you say something and instantly regret it!
Great post cuz was wicked funny! 🤣
lol super!
Would I lie to you and Mock the Week are two more shows which are wellsprings for slip of the tongue and double entendre
PS, as for Graham Norton I’ve seen 20 times more hilarious and off colour moments than this one shown here which is mild by comparison .
Turns out Fern was right about Schofield dunking his meat.
oo,er, missus 😜
I’m so cheesed I’ve never felt more bummed
James May: "You've given me the baby, Now get in the back. "I'm disappointed it isn't on the list
Fern button must of known bout schof then lol
Definitely 😂😂
Button?
Get your mind out the gutter 🤣🤣🤣
Where are the honourable mentions??
Commentary ruins it.
@matt allen😂 That's a perfect response
My brit bf shared this to me. Now I understand why he's very funny
I love our UK humor lol
What? Where's Simon Groom on Blue Peter with the legendary "beautiful pair of knockers"? Poor show, Mojo, poor show indeed.
SO CHEEKY...don't change a thing to our friends from across the pond.
Most of these are just silly!
Jesus! The VO is dreadful!
How tedious - what's the point of the useless voice over.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
i love how humorous brits are...compared to American humor
We do love an innuendo. Got to slip one in every now and then.
Fnaa fnaa!
@@noblestsavage1742 oo, matron 😜
in-your-endo 😬
😂😂
We Brits are so immature.
You just can't trust us to behave in any situation.
Wanted to like this comment but didn't want to mess up the 69 likes there is currently 🤣
@@ericahughes1337 someone else messed it up eh
Ahh you have to love our unique British sense of humour
6:38 To be fair, it's Paul Cinha's witty comeback that sets Bradley off here (which you talk all over)
I was expecting Holly on This Morning to be number 1, for saying "I love it once it's in" on a food segment.
Pretty sure the this morning ones are quite deliberate... For sound bites
I think you are Wong.
Fern saw the future with Phils beef dunking habits 😂
Alex Kingston is a walking "accidental innuendo"
They could have just filled this will Phil and Holly 🤣
Things only the Brits understand immediately - Thanks for a good laugh on a lockdown Sunday!
How - the HELL - could you have forgotten Gino Di Campo's "Sausage in the Hole" on "This Morning"???!!!
You guys should try to find Hollywood Squares, an American game show, it'd leave you breathless
Some of these are so forced, but when it's truly a natural accidental thing it's impossible not to let out a giggle
I so love innuendo. And the Brits are the best!
No 1 should definitely be the time James may said on top gear “[talking about women] what she’s effectively saying is: you’ve given me the kids so get in the back”
Who could forget Simon Groom, the king of innuendo? “What a lovely pair of knockers!”
Oh the irony of Fern saying that pip Schofield likes to dip his beef... she obviously knew then
Sometimes it’s absolutely hilarious when you say something and instantly regret it!
Great post cuz was wicked funny! 🤣
lol super!
Would I lie to you and Mock the Week are two more shows which are wellsprings for slip of the tongue and double entendre
PS, as for Graham Norton I’ve seen 20 times more hilarious and off colour moments than this one shown here which is mild by comparison .
Turns out Fern was right about Schofield dunking his meat.
oo,er, missus 😜
I’m so cheesed I’ve never felt more bummed
James May: "You've given me the baby, Now get in the back. "
I'm disappointed it isn't on the list
Fern button must of known bout schof then lol
Definitely 😂😂
Button?
Get your mind out the gutter 🤣🤣🤣
Where are the honourable mentions??
Commentary ruins it.
@matt allen😂 That's a perfect response
My brit bf shared this to me. Now I understand why he's very funny
I love our UK humor lol
What? Where's Simon Groom on Blue Peter with the legendary "beautiful pair of knockers"? Poor show, Mojo, poor show indeed.
SO CHEEKY...don't change a thing to our friends from across the pond.
Most of these are just silly!
Jesus! The VO is dreadful!
How tedious - what's the point of the useless voice over.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
i love how humorous brits are...compared to American humor