TVs funniest moments.
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ZR1cliff

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Flat in Fifth

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Or should it be the sight of Anne Robinson's arse in that leather catsuit on tonights
Weakest Link.

Who the hell in wardrobe told her to wear that?

Sorry no picture available as this would make it qualify for scariest thread.

wedg1e

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Mr. Bean. Any of it. All of it.

touchingcloth

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Sightly obvious one but I did piss myself first time I saw it :

anhamgrimmar

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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'Ello, I wish to register a complaint.

'this parrot is dead!'

ADDYBOY1982

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251 months

Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Anything from Monty Python's Flying Circus, specifically the Dead Parrot, 'I Want To Have An Argument', Hell's Grannies, John Cleese reading the news....oh sod it the whole lot is funny!

ZR1cliff

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Classic Scene


Manuel sees the rat scurrying past him, catches it and just after he has carefully hidden it in the biscuit tin, Mr Carnegie orders some cheese and biscuits! Basil’s world is about to collapse around him as, not knowing the biscuit tin now contains one large rodent, he proudly whips the lid of the biscuit tin right under Mr Carnegie’s nose to reveal the rat, sitting up, staring Mr Carnegie in the face…

“Care for a rat!” says Basil nonchalantly to a dumbfounded Mr Carnegie who can’t quite believe what he is seeing.

Basil makes his final exit, being dragged feet first out of the dining room by Manuel, and no doubt straight off to the funny farm. Once the rat is whisked out of the tin Polly offers it again to a still stunned public health inspector, who isn't quite sure if he did indeed see a rat peeking at him from a biscuit tin. Sybil casually announces it has started to rain again and the credits roll.

rich 36

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296 months

Saturday 3rd December 2005
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"A swing to the left,

violently back to the right,

and finally back again,



"Thats your driving that is,
alllll overrr the shop"

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wedg1e

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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How about Dave Allen's 'race to the graveyard' sketch?

Kinky

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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los angeles said:
... a coy, geeky Rowan Atkinson waggling a finger at a street camera before walking into a lamppost ....


And the follow-up one where you think it's going to happen again - but he sees it in teh nick of time and then falls into a cellar.

And theres tons of Dads Army scenes too.

K

Pigeon

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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los angeles said:
I'd choose the unscripted moments, such a streaker walking across the set behind a newsreader, or a reporter getting an ear pecked by an irritated ostrich.

Newsreader in the street, gabbering on about something serious... On the roof behind her, two pigeons, the male going to the female "I want a shag, I want a shag, I want a shag" all the way through the item.
ETA: What Terry Pratchett says about birdsong in "Monstrous Regiment" is absolutely true


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Parrot of doom

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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DennisTheMenace

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Saturday 3rd December 2005
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Flat in Fifth said:
Or should it be the sight of Anne Robinson's arse in that leather catsuit on tonights
Weakest Link.

Who the hell in wardrobe told her to wear that?

Sorry no picture available as this would make it qualify for scariest thread.


got to say eggy from GLc did well , you knows it

ann robinson in leather *shudders*

allnighter

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252 months

Sunday 4th December 2005
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This is my list of TV's funniest moments:

1.Only fools and horses (The chandelier scene)
2.Only fools and horses (Del Boy falling through the bar while eying up 2 birds)
3.Fawlty towers (The Germans episode)
4.One foot in the grave (2CV in the skip).
5. One foot in the grave (Victor answering the phone holding a puppy instead of the handset)
6.One foot in the grave (street light through Victor's bedroom window)
7.One foot in the grave (Victor invite a salesman and make him waste a whole afternoon with his sales pitch, demands payment and Victor hands him over a cheque with a swear word in it .Then Victor proceeds to remind him about a road rage incident he had with him the other day)classic!
8.FRIENDS (Ross in the bathroom in his leather trousers)
9.FRIENDS (temperamental Ben Stiller end up insulting the duck )

and finally the whole of Life Of Brian



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rich 36

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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Life of brian

and to be more precise still



"Are there any, women here"?

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ZR1cliff

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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Pontius Pilate

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[trumpets]
PONTIUS PILATE:
...Make one large living awea. Ahh.
CENTURION:
Hail Caesar.
PILATE:
Hail.
CENTURION:
Only one survivor, sir.
PILATE:
Ah. Thwow him to the floor.
CENTURION:
What, sir?
PILATE:
Thwow him to the floor.
CENTURION:
Ah.
[whump]
BRIAN:
Aagh!
PILATE:
Hmm. Now, what is your name, Jew?
BRIAN:
'Brian', sir.
PILATE:
'Bwian', eh?
BRIAN:
No, no. 'Brian'.
[slap]
Aah!
PILATE:
Hoo hoo hoo ho. The little wascal has spiwit.
CENTURION:
Has what, sir?
PILATE:
Spiwit.
CENTURION:
Yes. He did, sir.
PILATE:
No, no. Spiwit, siw. Um, bwavado. A touch of dewwing-do.
CENTURION:
Oh. Ahh, about eleven, sir.
PILATE:
So, you dare to waid us.
BRIAN:
To what, sir?
PILATE:
Stwike him, Centuwion, vewy woughly!
[slap]
BRIAN:
Aaah!
CENTURION:
Oh, and, uh, throw him to the floor, sir?
PILATE:
What?
CENTURION:
Thwow him to the floor again, sir?
PILATE:
Oh, yes. Thwow him to the floor, please.
BRIAN:
Aah!
[whump]
PILATE:
Now, Jewish wapscallion.
BRIAN:
I'm not Jewish. I'm a Roman.
PILATE:
A Woman?
BRIAN:
No, no. Roman.
[slap]
Aah!
PILATE:
So, your father was a Woman. Who was he?
BRIAN:
He was a centurion in the Jerusalem Garrisons.
PILATE:
Weally? What was his name?
BRIAN:
'Nortius Maximus'.
CENTURION:
Ahh, ha ha!
PILATE:
Centuwion, do we have anyone of that name in the gawwison?
CENTURION:
Well, no, sir.
PILATE:
Well, you sound vewy sure. Have you checked?
CENTURION:
Well, no, sir. Umm, I think it's a joke, sir,... like, uh, 'Sillius Soddus' or... 'Biggus Dickus', sir.
GUARD #4:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
What's so... funny about 'Biggus Dickus'?
CENTURION:
Well, it's a joke name, sir.
PILATE:
I have a vewy gweat fwiend in Wome called 'Biggus Dickus'.
GUARD #4:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
Silence! What is all this insolence? You will find yourself in gladiator school vewy quickly with wotten behaviour like that.
BRIAN:
Can I go now, sir?
[slap]
Aaah! Eh.
PILATE:
Wait till Biggus Dickus hears of this.
GUARD #4:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
Wight! Take him away!
CENTURION:
Oh, sir, he-- he only--
PILATE:
No, no. I want him fighting wabid, wild animals within a week.
CENTURION:
Yes, sir. Come on, you.
GUARD #4:
Ha ha haa ha, ha ha ha. Hooo hooo hoo hoo. Hoo hoo...
PILATE:
I will not have my fwiends widiculed by the common soldiewy. Anybody else feel like a little... giggle... when I mention my fwiend... Biggus...
GUARD #1:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
...Dickus?
GUARD #1:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
What about you? Do you find it... wisible... when I say the name... 'Biggus'...
GUARD #3:
[chuckle]
PILATE:
...'Dickus'?
GUARD #1 and GUARD #2:
[chuckling]
PILATE:
He has a wife, you know. You know what she's called? She's called... 'Incontinentia'. 'Incontinentia Buttocks'.
GUARDS:
[laughing]
PILATE:
Stop! What is all this?
GUARDS:
Ha, ha ha ha ha ha...
PILATE:
I've had enough of this wowdy webel sniggewing behaviour. Silence! Call yourselves Pwaetowian guards? You're not-- Seize him! Seize him! Blow your noses and seize him!

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pesty

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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pesty

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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or anything from father ted



Ones that stick in my mind are when they entered the eurovison song contest and were Rehearsing " just play the F***ing note"

And teh episode where father jack was Normal

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YarisSi

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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www.wimp.com/simon/
Not the funniest thing but keeps making me chuckle.

pesty

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Sunday 4th December 2005
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YarisSi said:
www.wimp.com/simon/
Not the funniest thing but keeps making me chuckle.


yeah nice one. I saw a clip of them on some daytime TV programme a few days later which was just as funny.
they were moaning about that Simon bloke and at the end the skinny one said "I'd still do im though"