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In New Zealand we pay about $50 (?) to go to the GP and $5 for prescriptions. Only if we earn over a certain amount AND are over 18. I believe there are some co-pays for specialists? Otherwise it's included in our taxes, which are lower than the U.S.

This is *not* the two Ronnies 🙄

The Two Ronnie's name droppers sketch. Also Monty python ministry of silly walks

Have you watched any WILTY yet? Think you would like it.

The two Ronnie's 'mnx' (ham and eggs) and 4 candles (if you haven't already done (probably their most famous sketch). The two Ronnie's don't do improve, it's all very carefully crafted. Love this. Thanks

IPL is the no1 cricket league no cricket league matches the ipl leauge stuff was formed recent in 2008 but ipl is only second to nfl in terms of per match value nfl was founded in 1920 a century ago but ipl has more viewers 750million to1.5 billion ipl best rivals match RCB VS CSK has more viewers than nfl superblow final the opening match between RCB VS CSK had 170 million viewers on live stream + 65 million on TV (1 TV FOR 4 MEMBER'S IN INDIA)

The Mastermind sketch was mind bending! Unfortunately a ot of the references were a) very much of their time and b) very British, and so a lot of the jokes will have been tricky to understand- although others were still funny out of time and context. The Two Ronnies were very clever and skilled performers. It was very noticeable that Harry Enfield (The Greengrocer in the Blackberry sketch) found it almost impossible to hold it together at times, whereas Ronnie Corbett just waited it out, and carried on. They didn't do imptrov- their sketches were always scripted and well rehearsed. Their showd typically included a number of sketches where wordplay was an important element, but also costumed song and dance numbers, usually with extensive backing singers/dancers, in which, at first glance, it would appear to be a traditional musical theatre number, but the lyrics were hilarious. There were slots in the show where they performed individually- Ronnie Corbett always did a long and rambling (but very funny) monlogue whilst sitting in a rocking chair - but also a serialised 'drama' within the show, with a new episode airing during each show, in which they played ridiculous characters. Ronnie Barker passed away in 2005, and Ronnie Corbett in 2016. They both had successful solo careers alongside their double act, and are both sorely missed.

You have to check out Michael Crawford in SOME MOTHERS DO AVE THEM and ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES. You won't regret it 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Ronnie Barker used to write many of these and he clearly loved words. They worked hard on them and they were always very funny. Mispronunciation is great. Any of their programs are very funny they were a truly amazing couple of comedians. Watch all of them you will know what I mean. There is always time for a good laugh!

Ronnie Barker died before 😢this came out and a replacement was brought in.

She's right about 'sleeping'. 'Lady' is definitely the polite way to refer to a stranger, especially if she's older than the speaker.

Yokes are xtc tablets

Check out. Harry Enfield.

For another demonstration of the Two Ronnies excellent use of language, I recommend the Swedish Made Simple sketch. For other comedy that is more classic than recent, but typically British, I recommend looking up one of our greatest comics: Victoria Wood. She was a tour de force in her day.

Think about it Steve, if they make the shop scene appear old, there is more of a contrast with the actual subject matter using computer jargon. Having said that, we do still have greengrocer shops selling fruit and veg like that, maybe not with the person behind the counter wearing a brown overcoat and a tie though. The Mastermind sketch is their best, I think. So clever and funny that you even considered it could be improv. Must be good actors :)

All milk is the same in the UK no matter how cheap it all tastes good 😎👍

A lot of the jokes in the Mastermind sketch only made sense if you lived in the UK at the time (which I did, being on the wrong side of sixty now). Each half-hour programme contained several of these wordplay sketches, plus a musical number with comedy songs filled with innuendo in which the Two Ronnies would often be dressed as women. Old-fashioned British humour at its best!

he's not answering the questions hes reading his script, just like actors making a film

Assults on the police could be as small as touching them gently with your little pinky.

Ronnie Barker starred in a few TV series ... "Porridge" in which he plays a prisoner called Fletcher, where he gets up to all kinds of mischief to get one up on the officers. he also did a follow up called "Going Straight" which was when he was released from Prison. "Open All Hours" was another series where he played a tight shopkeeper who has a stutter and employs his nephew Grandville (played by David Jason) . these are all comedy gold and loved by everyone in the UK.

Have you watched the racing duck and crossword sketch? They’re brilliant

The flag means it's a British product not from Europe 😎👍

The mastermind skit is absolute genius. One of my favourites. Another is "a sense of rhythm" set in the old compartment coaches on British Railways ruclips.net/video/y26GLRAdNI0/видео.htmlsi=sWpnvrbSFiQfsGK6. Also, some of Ronnie Corbett's monologues are outstanding. The one where a guy is shipwrecked on a deserted island is a classic.

Crossword puzzle & four candles & sweet shop

Yes to the 2 Ronnie's sketches you mentioned, and then the morecambe and wise sketches another commenter mentioned.

The Two Ronnie's were national treasures who's wonderful shows entertained us for years until Ronnie Barker retired. Of course both are gone now. We loved Morecombe and Wise, especially the breakfast sketch. Ghe biggest celebrities at the time begged to be in the shows. Dave Allen was another great as well as Russ Abbott. Britain seemed to have an enormous amount of comedic talent then and now. Watch some QI episodes, Would I lie to you to name but a few ❤❤👵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹🌹

I think your find British cheese a very different product in the UK 😎👍

Two Ronnies; Crossword, Crossed Lines, The Plumstead Ladies Male Voice Choir

Check out Cannon and Ball. Absolutely hilarious 🤣 😂😅

This is from the 2000's

I think Fred had that same Land Rover till the end !

Try barkers other comedies.like PORRIDGE, OR OPEN ALL HOURS!!

It was Harry Enfield at the start. I suggest checking out Harry & Paul (Whitehouse).

Yeah, we’re having the same problem with the honey in the UK

The first sketch is from a one off special called the one Ronnie as Ronnie Barker had already sadly passed away. This one off episode was made in 2010. Since then Ronnie Corbett has also sadly passed away but the both will always be fondly remembered for their contributions to comedy.

Listen to "The Green Fields of Frace " by the Dubliners..

I lived in the states for two years. I’m back in the UK now and I was amazed the price of groceries in the US cheaper to eat in those cases but a few times we did cook it was very expensive.

The two RONNIES were absolutely brilliant together.Ronnie Barker wrote most of the sketches under a false name ,but the funniest sketch I found was the optician sketch,both short sighted.Sadly both have passed.Todays comics are not nearly as funny as comedy duo's.Peter Kay is probably the funniest visual comic around at the moment. his Bolton accent gives his comedy a more humourous take on his background..I found his funerals discription funny.

I’ve performed at the Minack Theatre a few times. They have shows from May to September performed by excellent amateur theatre groups. It’s an amazing place to visit or see a show, built in the early part of the 20th century by one lady and her gardener! When you walk from the car park to the top of the theatre where the open air seating is it has the most jaw dropping view! And performing there is so special especially when it’s full -it holds 850 people! It overlooks Porthcurno beach (which is so pretty and sandy - the one you said you liked ) and backstage it has an 80 foot drop! The dressing rooms are on the side of the cliff! If you see a show in the afternoon you often see sharks and dolphins too! Well worth the visit just to look around.

The blackberry sketch was recorded in 2010 , five years after Ronnie Barker died. I love that Harry Enfield couldn't keep a straight face... while Ronnie Corbett (at 80) was the ultimate straight-man professional. I've never seen the Mastermind sketch before.. I have tears running down my face I was laughing so much! Oh, and you should definitely look at Morecombe and Wise... I recommend the sketch with Andre Previn...

this is not the two ronnies I think it is Ronnie and Harry Enfield

The Fast Show is a classic made up of loads of different characters in long running Sketches. One of my favorites is the one between a Gat British Lord and his old Irish Grounds-Keeper - ruclips.net/video/opCeJfoBNtg/видео.html And there is a pair of very smutty Tailors - ruclips.net/video/YK6d5T5CKq8/видео.html

Actors can memorise a script

I believe this one was recorded 2002 2005 After Ronnie Barker past away. Master mind early 80s sorry can't give you actual dates

Morecambe and Wise sketch with Andre Previn is considered to be a comedy classic.

What no custard?! I watched, and died a little inside.

From now it's a Minge Bag .

This was after Ronnie Barker sadly passed away so Harry Enfield played his part as the shop owner, if you’re looking for British Sketch comedy I would look at his show Harry Enfield and Chums, it was brilliant in its day!

Hi Steve and Lyndsey. You are starting to appreciate the comic genius of The Two Ronnies. Ronnie Barker wrote a lot of their material, and he was an amazing wordsmith. Two other sketches that come to mind, which I have previously suggested, are Crossed Lines which has similar wordplay to the Mastermind sketch, and Racing Duck. It doesn't matter how many times I see them they still crack me up.

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