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Baddiel and Skinner - Half decent. literally.
Cannon and Ball - quite embarrasing at times
Flanders and Swann - Gentlemen whose work has stood the test of time
French and Saunders - popular with the ladies
Fry and Laurie - occasionaly very funny
Hale and Pace - unique comedy act. two straight men. abject.
Hinge and Bracket - Sort of Flanders and Swann in drag
Little and Large - one big the other small. that was about it
Matt Lucas and David Walliams (Little Britain) - original. at times very good
Mel and Sue - whatever they were, funny wasn't it
Mitchell and Webb - funny blokes
Morecambe and Wise - a bit overrated imo
Newman and Baddiel - half decent.
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore - very overrated
Punt and Dennis - not bad
Reeves and Mortimer - I like them
Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones - marvellous
The Two Ronnies - of their time, but a good turn,
Cannon and Ball - quite embarrasing at times
Flanders and Swann - Gentlemen whose work has stood the test of time
French and Saunders - popular with the ladies
Fry and Laurie - occasionaly very funny
Hale and Pace - unique comedy act. two straight men. abject.
Hinge and Bracket - Sort of Flanders and Swann in drag
Little and Large - one big the other small. that was about it
Matt Lucas and David Walliams (Little Britain) - original. at times very good
Mel and Sue - whatever they were, funny wasn't it
Mitchell and Webb - funny blokes
Morecambe and Wise - a bit overrated imo
Newman and Baddiel - half decent.
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore - very overrated
Punt and Dennis - not bad
Reeves and Mortimer - I like them
Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones - marvellous
The Two Ronnies - of their time, but a good turn,
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Mike and Bernie Winters...the only comedy duo with two straight men.
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Cameron & Clegg
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I wouldn't call little Britain original, copied most of it from The League of Gentlemen
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Laurel & Hardy. A comedy double act that has seldom, if ever, been surpassed.
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The piano delivery one takes some beating Poker
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Indeed, Ron, nearly a hundred years old and it's still funny, a true testament to their quality.
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Eighty-four years old to be precise, I just looked it up. Most of the films are available on YouTube.
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I knew Stan Laurel's grandson quite well in the 1990s, he was a very keen snooker player.
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Pokermonster Joined: 14 Sep 04
Replies: 9349 03 Oct 16 01:41 I knew Stan Laurel's grandson quite well in the 1990s, he was a very keen snooker player. wow that is one claim to fame  Nice You for some reason forget about them, suppose where it's not on telly how it was years back, i did view a couple on youtube a year or so back, shall have to have another look |
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UnitedBiscuits and Anxious up there with the best of them.
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are they both out today marching with the filth in Brum?
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What they walking for today BB?
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it's the usual brownshirts protesting at the tory conference
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laurel and hardy imo the best by miles got the box set and they still make me laugh every time i watch them
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Cheech and Chong.
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laurel and hardy undoubtedly the best ever by quite some margin
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unitedbiscuits and anxious
have me in stitches with every post. |
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The winner, without L & H market, is
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Better in colour mac
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Nice one Aka
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Derek and Clive, for me;
https://youtu.be/jTifRi3qDkU |
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Dolly Parton's ...
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Loving that pic PM.
So much comedy in just the expression on his face. |
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I never got L and H. About as funny as Norman Wisdom imo.
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Good to see ROCKING HORSE back. Could someone remind me of his previous mane on here. The forum's technical expert if memory serves.
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See what I did there. lol
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Burton-Brewers 03 Oct 16 17:08
are they both out today marching with the filth in Brum? I can assure you, that all the ' filth' are inside the Conference Hall. |
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Just to show how we're all different I think Laurel & Hardy are the most unfunny beings to ever grace this planet. No offence intended but just don't get it. Their humour winds me up and can't watch it.
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You might get into them in time maybe bigmo!
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One of the finest comedy scenes I ever saw featured Laurel and Hardy.
They're in a cafe or maybe it was a bar. The phone on the wall rings. Stan is the nearest to the phone, answers it and after a few seconds says "It certainly is", and puts the phone down. Who was that?, asks Ollie. Oh just some idiot saying it's a long distance from California. And Oliie, rather than scolding his mate, says I wish there was some way of putting a stop to these prank phone calls. |
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I don't suppose it's on youtube, Ron but will have a loook.
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Good gosh it is! I got the city wrong.Genius in its simplicity. They were wonderful.
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Facts 04 Oct 16 20:04 Joined: 05 May 03 | Topic/replies: 22,311 | Blogger: Facts's blog
Burton-Brewers 03 Oct 16 17:08 are they both out today marching with the filth in Brum? I can assure you, that all the ' filth' are inside the Conference Hall. now how have you managed to read my post when you have blocked me? A bullsh1tter needs a good memory you mug. Say hello to your lodgers for me. |
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If I were rating this;
Laurel and Hardy would be way in front of the rest, some of their stuff is still funny even now. Honourable mentions would go to Armstrong and Miller - who were jolly good in their TV shows, especially the Flanders and Swann takeoff. Would Penn and Teller count, as they're magicians, but they are funny? Whatever happened to Hope and Keen? |