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Videos that make you laugh.

Grace

Laughter is the best medicine. Stuck out tongue 

So this thread is for the videos that make you laugh.

I'm a big fan of the 80s series Only Fools and Horses... I watch it all throughout the year and even on days I feel lower than low it still makes me laugh.

This is my favourite scene/video from the entire series. I read in David Jason's autobiography that he only just kept a straight face because Buster Merryfields gasps of horror were so funny.

https://youtu.be/Rehz6pLM71Q?si=vLq3gGyNEtFdBi5C

This is another thing I love to watch and never fails to make me laugh.

https://youtu.be/bYDxHYFfgb0?si=BTimrYpiD3jliiJx

He was a sheer comedic genius. My mum loved him in everything he was ever in.

Parents

  • I agree that laughter is the best medicine.

    Growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, my taste in comedy and humour was influenced by my parents:

    Dave Allen (Irish comedian)

    Kenny Everett

    Monty Python

    The Goodies

    Morcambe and Wise

    French & Saunders

    The Two Ronnies

    Victoria Wood

    Plus... numerous sitcoms

  • in reply to Sporadic Sparkly

    I always thought Dave Allen was brilliant in a time when Ireland was as we knew it, ‘ in the troubles’, he always finished his program with, “may your god go with you.” 
    Someone I always found funny was D*ck Emery.

    I have recently watched all the series of  ‘Man About The House’ and the ‘spin-off’ ‘George & Mildred.

  • in reply to Roy

    Yes, despite Dave Allen being a 'practising atheist', I liked that he always ended his program with that.

    I used to love watching 'Man About The House' with the dashing Richard O'Sullivan, or so I had thought at the time. Even in my pre-pubescent years, it seems I had developed an obsession with the male species. Laughing

    I remember watching George & Mildred too.

  • in reply to Roy

    That home for actors must be quite an interesting and entertaining place to be at times, I imagine Slight smile

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