I work part-time at a liquor store and once my coworker called out to me "Hey Bob, are you free?" and without missing a beat, I answered "🎶Yes, I'm freeeee!!🎶"😄
You know an actor is genius when they don't look like acting, they just take us to watch their lives in this store, with all their small victories and defeats, this must be one of the greatest shows ever, with the best distribution 😊❤❤❤
This whole episode was hysterical, but I giggled like crazy when Captain Peacock says "We couldn't let today pass without making a little gesture" and Mr. Granger makes that rude gesture!! 😂😂😂😂
Rewatching again May 29, 2024 and them rehearsing "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" HAS ME HOLLIN!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 THIS SCENE IS TOO DAMN FUNNY!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 LOVE THIS SHOW!
This show makes any bad day I’m having a million times better. Even though they’re gone, they’ll never die to me. Thank you for posting these episodes!
@@lynnnleistinger8226 it was a great revival series. I wish it had more seasons and that Mr. Lucas had joined the cast. I always had this head canon that in the third series he would have popped up as the new owner of the manor after playing the stocks with his Grace Brothers severance pay or marrying some rich widow. lol
I just need this show everynight before i go to sleep..R.I.P all the great actors ..Please dont ever let it stop..all episodes are just enjoyable..❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
My mother and I always watched "are you being served" every Friday night at 10:30 on pbs. I watch at least one episode every day. Rest in peace mom and the cast of this great show.
Although this program it’s almost 50 years old it makes me laugh every time I watch it and I’m so pleased that Utube Is carrying it. Every night before going to bed I watch an episode and it leaves joy in my heart when I try to fall asleep. May God save the Queen n the whole cast of “Are u being served ?” 😉
😄😄🤣🤣😂, this show will always be the best comedy in television history. This show makes me feel good and laugh my head off. Because I work at a department store as well and just about this is how it's every day.
I have loved this show for years. The BBC made a grave mistake in letting Trevor Bannister go. This cast is by far the best and has the best chemistry.
Used to watch this as a kid in the late 80's\ early 90's as a kid in southern to Mississippi on one of the few stations my great grandparents got at around 11 pm for years, along with "Absolutely Fabulous'' and ''Andy Griffith''.
I discovered this show years ago and instantly fell in love! This is one of my favorite episodes! When Mr. Lucas says, "Are we singing Er, er er, er er er, or er er er er?" And Mr. Rumbold replies, " Err?", I always laugh out loud!!
I quit watching the news about 6 months ago. Deleted both facebook accounts 2 months before that. Things have been great! The only update I have gotten recently is that some old fart that likes 8 year old girls and a fake black lady are making a run at the White House. They will win if they can intercept enough if the mailers.
Funny how Mrs. Slocomb's hair colors were such a laugh back in the day and now people color their hair those same colors and its considered hip. She was so fun as were all the cast. Just plain funny.
It really appears to reflect her desperate wish to be noticed by the opposite sex despite her waning looks..... today some rather acceptable breeding stock cut their hair short dye it blue and get a chain from the nose to the ear because they have been persuaded by lunatics with blue checkmarks that this very attention might have dreadfull consequences.
This is my "go to sleep show"..Put it on using my laptop and wake up about 2 hrs later, turn it off and go right back to sleep! Just a comment on Mr. Rumbold, watched a documentary on him. He was an amazing person and so talented..has done stage work in his earlier yrs..then became character actor on TV.
I've been doing the same recently. I usually fall asleep to some audio, and lately, AYBS has been just the thing. Can make for an odd dream from time to time though.
@doctorwho0077 I actually had a friend who closely resembled Capt. Peacock, just a bit shorter. And sometimes he could be just as "proper". He had a great laugh, though, very deep and hearty.
In different episodes (not this one), they refer to "Novelty Candles." I sort-of-know what those would be, but I've never seen any store with a separate department for them!
Diana Hutsler yeah one show they mentioned getting an onion for Mr Lucas when he wanted to ditch work out of produce. I was thinking good grief..: sure that’s not a Target?lol
Reminds me of the Mony Python episode "Michael Ellis", where they have a department for Ants, and a separate one for complaints on Ants. In fact, that particular store has three entire floors reserved for "complaints". Also, Satire, dangerous gases, soft, hard and rock hard furnishings, nasal injuries and "others". As well as roof garden that ísn't on the top floor.
Mrs. Slocombe's hair color is exceptionally wonderful in this episode. It's always a treat to see what new color they've managed to create. I call this one, 'Ashes of Citron' - or maybe 'Cinders & Chartreuse'.
I laughed my arse off when I first saw this on PBS. A friend from Manchester said, "you like that old stuff?" I said, "Of course, the writing is very clever!" I still love watching it!
Some comedy never ages. I still laugh at The Honeymooners, I Love Lucy and Burns and Allen, and those shows were on in the 1950s. Let's hear it for vintage comedy!
I love it when Mr rumbold says will have you all discussed what type of gift you should give her?... And Captain peacock replies will Mister Grainger had an idea but we decided to err on the side of being kind...
I watch/listen to these episodes on my phone as I work around the house, cook, putter, etc., and listen to it at work…keeps me focused, sane and happy! ❤️
I used to watch reruns of this show in the middle eighties....it wasn't until a year or two ago that I found it again......very saddened to know that they have all passed. Rest in peace to you all.
Capt. Peacock (Frank Thornton) was in actuality only a year older than Mrs. Slocombe (Mollie Sugden). Mr. Rumbold (Nicholas Smith) is only 5 months older than Mr. Lucas (Trevor Bannister), both were a year older than Mr. Humphries (John Inman). Ms. Brahms (Wendy Richard) was 8 years younger than Inman and 22 years younger than Thornton. Mollie was 54 at this episodes taping.
Mollie Sugden(Mrs Slocombe was born in July 1922), and this was taped April 1976... She was 54 years old, and getting ready to turn 55, at least in real life...
I love this era of British comedy. No grotesque dialogs only risqué innuendos that even BBC sensors passed. Can't do this work in this day of egg shell people
After all these years - having watched the show ever since the first episode was aired - I still really happily enjoy Mrs Slocombe's always differently coloured hair. "I'm as old as my toes and a little older than my teeth." (Although my teeth could by age be my great-grandchildren. 😂)
At 14:00, poor Mrs. Slocombe has forgotten one of the 'time-honored' tricks-of-the-Trade in Department Store retail--Never, ever reduce an item that your going to use as a gift for fellow co-workers--until the store closes, the day, BEFORE the Party. That way, no But-inski customer walks away with an unintended Bargain. Lol...(Worked in a Dept. Store--seen it in action)
I saw this back when either PBS or A&E was airing it in the 90s. I had such a vivid memory of the "happy birthday dear uh uh", I mouthed it word for word after not seeing it for 25+ years.
Well said, Tracy....yes indeed, it's all good natured people here as they value and treasure the good, innocent things of life- like this wonderful creation-AYBS!👍👌
Blimey ! Mrs Slocombe said she was "only 46" ! If she was 46, I'll eat my HOMBURG hat !! All seriousness aside....this is one of the funniest AYBS episodes ! As always, THANK YOU very much for uploading ! :-)
I just always loved this show. My husband was one of those people who rarely thought anything was funny. But when it came to this show, he laugh so hard he came close to wetting himself many many times. He also loved Keeping Up Appearances.
There was one episode where it was actually red, white, and green. Reminded me of the Italian flag, but there was nothing Italian in that particular episode, so it was just a random detail.
I was always impressed when it was the same color as pink fiberglass insulation. I'm glad she was able to wear wigs eventually, her hair would have been destroyed.
I work part-time at a liquor store and once my coworker called out to me "Hey Bob, are you free?" and without missing a beat, I answered "🎶Yes, I'm freeeee!!🎶"😄
You forgot the "Captain Peacock" part.
If you watch this enough it literally pops out of nowhere! 'im freeeeee!'
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What are you gay?
The chemistry between Mr. Lucas and Mr. Humphries was great.
He is that work friend you can always count on to keep you laughing with his crazy life and they'll have your back when they get a bump up.
I agree
I Agree!😁
I don’t want to simplify your comment........
But i guess the troops had wonderful times doing the series ❤️
Clayborn & dicky, shan't forget grain-jar . And Mrs solcomb's pussy.
You know an actor is genius when they don't look like acting, they just take us to watch their lives in this store, with all their small victories and defeats, this must be one of the greatest shows ever, with the best distribution 😊❤❤❤
This whole episode was hysterical, but I giggled like crazy when Captain Peacock says "We couldn't let today pass without making a little gesture" and Mr. Granger makes that rude gesture!! 😂😂😂😂
26:57 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rewatching again May 29, 2024 and them rehearsing "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" HAS ME HOLLIN!!!!!
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THIS SCENE IS TOO DAMN FUNNY!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOVE THIS SHOW!
There is no better character ever scripted than the delicious and the divine "Mr. Humphries"!! R.I.P., dearest John Inman!
This show makes any bad day I’m having a million times better. Even though they’re gone, they’ll never die to me. Thank you for posting these episodes!
Yes I agree!!! I’m partial to Mr. Humphries, he’s hilarious and so endearing!!!
A fan of this show AND Supernatural? I like you. 😆👍
Yes I agree with you a 100% love this show all the episodes
Are you being served again was good as well
@@lynnnleistinger8226 it was a great revival series. I wish it had more seasons and that Mr. Lucas had joined the cast. I always had this head canon that in the third series he would have popped up as the new owner of the manor after playing the stocks with his Grace Brothers severance pay or marrying some rich widow. lol
I just need this show everynight before i go to sleep..R.I.P all the great actors ..Please dont ever let it stop..all episodes are just enjoyable..❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Same!!!
Same with me everyday while sewing.
Same every night 🌉 I started watching as a child with my dad, now I can't sleep right without it
My mother and I always watched "are you being served" every Friday night at 10:30 on pbs. I watch at least one episode every day. Rest in peace mom and the cast of this great show.
That rehearsal scene was one of the best things ever.
Loved the show. Really miss the actors so much. Rest in Paradise All. 💜🎬📺☀️🌄
This is my favourite episode of AYBS. So funny. The cast, the writing, just exceptional. We will never see their like again.
Mrs. Slocombe: Don't tell me you remembered my birthday?
Capt. Peacock: How could we forget?
Mr. Lucas: Or be allowed to!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Mr. Humphries? Are you free?" "I'm free!" Never fails to crack me up.
The gesture from Mr Grainger had me crying 😂😂😂😂
i love the part where hes talking about his wife's profile too. also the part where he suggests cyanide tablets lol
"Dear, DEAR Mrs. Slocum...." 😆
Mr. Granger is precious in the group, so special. They all are exceptional
No matter how many times I see this I am always delighted. Makes me happy. The best cast ever. To bad nothing today is half as good!
AGREE
Yes..the best ensemble cast👌👌👌🚕
Give "As Time Goes By" a shot. It has Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer.
@@enrac That is a fantastic show.
Same hear, I love watching this
"Being of an affectionate nature, I have many friends." Love Mr Humphreys!!!
So Bi Sexual.I am ok with that also.
Yes, but are you bi-parish? "The thing with the vicar is all over!"
Very kind and intelligent, character and person alike
@@sandrajovic9304 fŕaser
He is my favorite character!!
Mr.Harmon I'm not allowed on the floor during working hours... Hehehehe OMG greatest clap back Ever
Although this program it’s almost 50 years old it makes me laugh every time I watch it and I’m so pleased that Utube Is carrying it. Every night before going to bed I watch an episode and it leaves joy in my heart when I try to fall asleep.
May God save the Queen n the whole cast of “Are u being served ?” 😉
I ABSOLUTELY, LOVE BRITISH comedies 🇬🇧 ♥️
The only problem with British comedies is that sometimes the accents are so thick they are a little hard to understand.
😄😄🤣🤣😂, this show will always be the best comedy in television history. This show makes me feel good and laugh my head off. Because I work at a department store as well and just about this is how it's every day.
I have loved this show for years. The BBC made a grave mistake in letting Trevor Bannister go. This cast is by far the best and has the best chemistry.
2022 now and I still watch this great show. Never gets old even tho all of them are gone 😢
They have been preserved in video format for all eternity.
I agree with you. Trevor was always spot on with a witty remark 🐾🐕🐶
I agree mr spooner was ok but dick lucas was a 100 times better
@@darlenemiles6877 I had actually forgot about him
"Two errr is human" gets me every time! 😂
"From now on, I shall always think of Mrs. Slocombe as 'Dear ER-ER."
So funny! XD
“And her pussies 56…” 😂 God I love when they’re talking about her cat, cracks me up everytime!
I have watched this episode 100 times and a Happy Birthday song brings me to tears. Happy Birthday mrs E E E
I can't stop laughing when Mr. Lucas and Mr. Humphries were singing and the look on Captain Peacock face at the end.. Lol
We really can't get that direction...that acting ever again these days or in the future👌
Mr. Humphries and Mr. Lucas’ duet was the best part.
Mr Granger kills me in this episode 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
First time Mr. Humphries broke the fourth wall. Brilliant!
Loved watching this on PBS. Was sorry when they quit carrying this series. So glad I can watch this on UA-cam
Hi great in harm's way.
Love from Margaret.
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British humor is the best! And now I can binge whenever I like. Love each and every character in this series!
Liked the follow on series as well - Grace and favour (Are You Being Served Again).
Used to watch this as a kid in the late 80's\ early 90's as a kid in southern to Mississippi on one of the few stations my great grandparents got at around 11 pm for years, along with "Absolutely Fabulous'' and ''Andy Griffith''.
Keeping up appearances
I discovered this show years ago and instantly fell in love! This is one of my favorite episodes! When Mr. Lucas says, "Are we singing Er, er er, er er er, or er er er er?" And Mr. Rumbold replies, " Err?", I always laugh out loud!!
"To er er is to be human." Mr. Grainger
I’ve been watching this show since I was a kid. It never gets old to me. And this is one of my favorite episodes! ☺️
I watch "news" until i can't take any more, then come here to regain what's left of my sanity - so far, so good. Love this series.
I cancelled tv, this is the only show I watch
I quit watching the news about 6 months ago. Deleted both facebook accounts 2 months before that. Things have been great!
The only update I have gotten recently is that some old fart that likes 8 year old girls and a fake black lady are making a run at the White House.
They will win if they can intercept enough if the mailers.
@@joeyvanostrand3655 excellent summary!
@@joeyvanostrand3655 said
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One of the best shows ever. Very very funny.
Harry Peters IKR. Nice show for real
Yes...and this, one of the best written episodes...what brilliant acting...a treat indeed👌👍
Er, Er, To er is Human. Hilarious 😂
Mr. Rumbold sure has a wide musical range. He can sing Alto and Bass!
Nicholas Smith was a fine musician. His final tribute to entering the world was little song recorded right before he passed on.
I toot the musical fruit, Beans.
Jugears could have been a beatle
My nighttime treat. It’s amazing how many of us love it and use it to help with sleep.
Funny how Mrs. Slocomb's hair colors were such a laugh back in the day and now people color their hair those same colors and its considered hip.
She was so fun as were all the cast. Just plain funny.
True... and In each episode, her hair colour reflected her character personality🤣..
Right...
It was a thing in England at the time, no big deal really.
@@Invictus13666 Yes, old English ladies always set the fashion trends! 😂
It really appears to reflect her desperate wish to be noticed by the opposite sex despite her waning looks..... today some rather acceptable breeding stock cut their hair short dye it blue and get a chain from the nose to the ear because they have been persuaded by lunatics with blue checkmarks that this very attention might have dreadfull consequences.
One of the BEST shows ever!! I bought the entire collection on DVD. A must have :)
I have the series too... it's a medicate for the soul
This is my "go to sleep show"..Put it on using my laptop and wake up about 2 hrs later, turn it off and go right back to sleep! Just a comment on Mr. Rumbold, watched a documentary on him. He was an amazing person and so talented..has done stage work in his earlier yrs..then became character actor on TV.
Thought I was the only who did that. I wake up at 2-3am and I have my UA-cam set to auto play... about 5mins in Im back to sleep! Lol
He plays the voice of the vicar on Wallace and grommet the curse of the ware rabbit.
I've been doing the same recently. I usually fall asleep to some audio, and lately, AYBS has been just the thing. Can make for an odd dream from time to time though.
This “Fifty Years On” episode is itself now almost fifty years old.
Mrs. Slocombe looked about 60 years of age in this episode. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
"I'm not allowed on the floor during working hours" 😂 😂😂 😂 mr Harman is gas
Grappy Frogmorton-jln "A gas," funny, too much, hilarious, etc. ^^
@doctorwho0077
I actually had a friend who closely resembled Capt. Peacock, just a bit shorter. And sometimes he could be just as "proper". He had a great laugh, though, very deep and hearty.
Does anyone ever notice that they have a department for EVERYTHING?! must be one hell of a store! I love the show regardless.
There was like ten floors tho. In Toronto Canada there's a department store just like it, only not so uptight and strict
Every floor sells different things and pretty much covers everything one would possibly need
In different episodes (not this one), they refer to "Novelty Candles." I sort-of-know what those would be, but I've never seen any store with a separate department for them!
Diana Hutsler yeah one show they mentioned getting an onion for Mr Lucas when he wanted to ditch work out of produce. I was thinking good grief..: sure that’s not a Target?lol
Reminds me of the Mony Python episode "Michael Ellis", where they have a department for Ants, and a separate one for complaints on Ants. In fact, that particular store has three entire floors reserved for "complaints".
Also, Satire, dangerous gases, soft, hard and rock hard furnishings, nasal injuries and "others". As well as roof garden that ísn't on the top floor.
Mrs. Slocombe's hair color is exceptionally wonderful in this episode. It's always a treat to see what new color they've managed to create. I call this one, 'Ashes of Citron' - or maybe 'Cinders & Chartreuse'.
I call it goose turd green
Who knew those colors would become fashionable?
haha oh my gosh
Ah Mrs Slocumb--the original punk rocker!!
Lol
I laughed my arse off when I first saw this on PBS. A friend from Manchester said, "you like that old stuff?" I said, "Of course, the writing is very clever!" I still love watching it!
Some comedy never ages. I still laugh at The Honeymooners, I Love Lucy and Burns and Allen, and those shows were on in the 1950s. Let's hear it for vintage comedy!
I have also met people who think that old things are automatically bad. I wonder what goes on in their minds.
@@rationalmystic3.5 Sadly, they don't have the taste for good things, Harsh....a person who appreciates the good old stuff, is gifted indeed👍
I'm glad to revisit the show once again decades on after seeing them on PBS.
Absolutely superb! Laughed my ass off. What intelligent writing. Cant praise this show enough.
That's British writers for you!
UtubeS: were you able to reattach your Arse ?
Pity if you couldn't 😕
In 1972, she was 50!
“I’ve already recommended a cyanide capsule.” Mr Grainger was a hoot!
"No, I take it back... TWO cyanide tablets. In case the first one doesn't work." :P
The funniest line in the episode. It's a laugh out loud for sure, even when I didn't expect to laugh, that one gets me every time!
I love it when Mr rumbold says will have you all discussed what type of gift you should give her?... And Captain peacock replies will Mister Grainger had an idea but we decided to err on the side of being kind...
No make that 2. Incase the 1st 1 doesn't work lol.
OMG I wasn’t expecting that - he’s hysterical and a great performance too.
I watch/listen to these episodes on my phone as I work around the house, cook, putter, etc., and listen to it at work…keeps me focused, sane and happy! ❤️
I LOVE THAT! ❤️
Mrs. Slocombe's reaction is absolutely priceless!!!!!!!! Haha!!!!!!!!!! 😆😅😂🤣
Don't worry if you don't get some of the jokes, it will ride up with wear.
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😅😂😂😂😂😂
Lol 😂
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Everytime I need to watch something wholesome I find myself watching a episode of Are You Being Served.
"To err is human" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A real Joey Bishop, Mr. Granger... 😄
Love Mr. Humpries character.John Inman wasJENN-U-WINE comedy.thanks from your American cousins!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
First name: Betty!
It was cute how she pretended to go home at the end, and hilarious that she was affended about the age and not about the "naughty cake"
Brilliamt delivery by Ms Molly Sugden👌👌..hard to find such flawless and natural acting these days
@@kvsb3839 very true
I love the scene... when they were practicing singing “Happy Birthday”. 🤣😅😂
27:33 Mr Grace actually contributed 4% instead of 5%, 0.25p out of £6.25. One of my favourite episodes!!
ROLLING ROUND THE WORLD, LOOKING FOR THE SUNSHINE!
LOVE FROM THE USA
EVERYBODY COMES YOUR WAY
@@sandrajovic9304 Only if it's not A Life Long Walk.
I don't know what you're going on about. I'll bet it's not the first time you lost your knickers in a tube.
😂😂😂
Mr. Humphries: " We're not going to tell you what it is it's a secret!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Should have ended the episode with that line. 😁
This show is the best... Ive ever seen.
That anecdote with the soup between Lucas and Humphries was hilarious.
ITS GAME SOUP!
I used to watch reruns of this show in the middle eighties....it wasn't until a year or two ago that I found it again......very saddened to know that they have all passed. Rest in peace to you all.
I think of the main characters only Mike Berry (who plays Mr. Spooner) is left. He is 79 years old.
Spooner is Gorn too.
Star 🌟 Trek TOS reference.
Now they're *free* forever more...
Capt. Peacock (Frank Thornton) was in actuality only a year older than Mrs. Slocombe (Mollie Sugden). Mr. Rumbold (Nicholas Smith) is only 5 months older than Mr. Lucas (Trevor Bannister), both were a year older than Mr. Humphries (John Inman). Ms. Brahms (Wendy Richard) was 8 years younger than Inman and 22 years younger than Thornton. Mollie was 54 at this episodes taping.
Anyone else enjoy the theme music at the beginning and end of this show?
You can hear it on the Pink Floyd song, Money. It's the cash register at the beginning of the song. Check it out
I don't care how long it's been, I need to know what was in the box!!!
I don't think anything was in the box lol
John and Molly said in interviews that there was nothing in the box.
Sandra Jovic I don’t think it called for anything in the script, that was the joke.
The same contents of this box was shipped via Fed Ex and was used in the Castaway movie . ;)
Lol. Nothing was in the box. Sort of a inside joke on her character.
This lady is looking for something large in Y-fronts...OMG...LMAO
that's what I've been shopping for!
Mollie Sugden(Mrs Slocombe was born in July 1922), and this was taped April 1976... She was 54 years old, and getting ready to turn 55, at least in real life...
I love this era of British comedy. No grotesque dialogs only risqué innuendos that even BBC sensors passed. Can't do this work in this day of egg shell people
Love Mr. Humphrey's tie in the beginning!
After all these years - having watched the show ever since the first episode was aired - I still really happily enjoy Mrs Slocombe's always differently coloured hair.
"I'm as old as my toes and a little older than my teeth."
(Although my teeth could by age be my great-grandchildren. 😂)
@youtube
Is there a way to do cursive (italics/oblique/whatever) in comments?
That happy birthday scene when they were all rehearsing the song was so hilarious.
The UK in the 60’s and 70’s would have been fun
Thatcher ruint it.
IT'S ALL ABOUT MR. HUMPHREY'S TIES .
Beautiful .
@doctorwho0077 reading glasses?
"Just one moment Mrs. Slocombe!"
"WHO, ME?!?!"
LOL!! 😂
I wonder if I could get a "Grace Bros" clothing bag as a collection? I'd love that! Love this show!
This was when TV was funny! Can't stop watching it!!
Starting around the 19:00 mark you can tell they are cracking themselves up.They can ahrdly contain their laughter
the look on trevor's face when they're going to have a word!
i can imagine that making these episodes the actors wud have had alot of laughs
I’m a lot bit older than my teeth😂😂😂😂 that Mr. Grainger
Mr. Humphreys,are you free ? I'm free! I love his line so much!
Same as his coworkers
It's everybody's line😌
@@sandrajovic9304 Hey sexy. I am watching this episode right now. Wish you were here. Bye for now. Love you...😘😘😘
@@DanielSmith-xr9lj that was so romantic of you (but we can't do this here)
@@DanielSmith-xr9lj except to say "you're a naughty boy".
Their faces when Mr. Rumbold starts singing the uh-uh's and uh-uh-uh's are simply hilarious! 🤣
The facial expressions.... priceless 😂😂😂😂
lol
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At 14:00, poor Mrs. Slocombe has forgotten one of the 'time-honored' tricks-of-the-Trade in Department Store retail--Never, ever reduce an item that your going to use as a gift for fellow co-workers--until the store closes, the day, BEFORE the Party. That way, no But-inski customer walks away with an unintended Bargain. Lol...(Worked in a Dept. Store--seen it in action)
There will never be a show like this ever again. Not in today's world.
The show and the cast were absolutely perfect. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I saw this back when either PBS or A&E was airing it in the 90s. I had such a vivid memory of the "happy birthday dear uh uh", I mouthed it word for word after not seeing it for 25+ years.
Don't lie Peacock, don't act like you don't know Betty's first name, lol
YA they werent consistent with that. they named her very early on
I love reading the comment section of AYBS...probably some of the nicest and politest people on the internet. cheers.
Well said, Tracy....yes indeed, it's all good natured people here as they value and treasure the good, innocent things of life- like this wonderful creation-AYBS!👍👌
This show brings me so much joy upon many rewatch moments. So lucky to have known this show almost my whole life
Mr Harmon & Mr. Mash, the Maintenance workers crack me up. ❤️
Blimey ! Mrs Slocombe said she was "only 46" ! If she was 46, I'll eat my HOMBURG hat !! All seriousness aside....this is one of the funniest AYBS episodes ! As always, THANK YOU very much for uploading ! :-)
It is just so silly and great shows 👍👍👍💕🇺🇸🇺🇸
Mr Humphries is my favorite ☺️
I think he's everyone's favorite. Had he left the show it would have died.
I just always loved this show. My husband was one of those people who rarely thought anything was funny. But when it came to this show, he laugh so hard he came close to wetting himself many many times. He also loved Keeping Up Appearances.
Harold Bennett who played Mr. Grace was a terrific comedic actor.
He's still alive.
Incredible actors all...!!!
Her hair got wilder and wilder. Inline the peach shade the best. She wore it on another episode.
There was one episode where it was actually red, white, and green. Reminded me of the Italian flag, but there was nothing Italian in that particular episode, so it was just a random detail.
I was always impressed when it was the same color as pink fiberglass insulation. I'm glad she was able to wear wigs eventually, her hair would have been destroyed.
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SHOW!!!❤😊❤😊
i love the Britsh humor
I remembered this show, loved it.