From the Golden Age

[Jonny]

Here's a classic from the golden age of comedy. And it even predates my time.

James Robertson Justice was peerlessly outstanding in the role.

Wonderful scripting and performance. What the guy in the bed does with his part and no words at all is really impressive.

Oh, and wait for the punchline.

 

[Vagabond Heart]

Ooh, life goals. Really want someone I can throw my hat at, while shrieking, 'you must pursue me, you must pursue me!'

 

[Pamela Jo]

Ooh, life goals. Really want someone I can throw my hat at, while shrieking, 'you must pursue me, you must pursue me!'

You could get a wolfhound puppy...

 

[Pamela Jo]

Looks at my lady's hands. Sees broken off nails, ground in grit, mangled cuticles and a smashed finger that will never straighten again.

 

[Vagabond Heart]

You could get a wolfhound puppy...

 

[Vagabond Heart]

PJ, genius reply.

 

[PCFrontier]

Hi Jonny,
Those 'Doctor' films were so funny. That clip is a classic example. I liked watching them when I was young and like watching them now. I have seen them recently on the TV channel Talking Pictures.
Bewitched is really funny to. Elizabeth Montgomery was a glam 60's woman - she had a lot of admirers including me.
Paul C