S6.E2

Episode #6.2

Name: Episode #6.2
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1977-11-26
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Ronnie Corbett, Ronnie Barker, The Nolans

Episode aired Nov 26, 1977

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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Comedy

Sketches include a party where two husbands compare lives, a news report for some younger viewers, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", there's some rhymin... Read allSketches include a party where two husbands compare lives, a news report for some younger viewers, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", there's some rhyming in "The Trenches", Ronnie tells a religious joke, the musical item is by the Welsh "Nant... Read allSketches include a party where two husbands compare lives, a news report for some younger viewers, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", there's some rhyming in "The Trenches", Ronnie tells a religious joke, the musical item is by the Welsh "Nant Garw Co-operative Male Voice Choir". The musical guests in this episode are The Nolan Sis... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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7Sleepin_Dragon

Decent episode, worth seeing for Stop, you're killing me.

More sketches and comedy from the legendary duo, Ronnie C plays a man with big teeth, who gets abuse from a smug arty type played by Ronnie B, a sketch from The Trenches, Charlie Farley and Piggy Malone continue their investigation, The Nolans provide the music.

It's maybe not a classic episode in terms of sketches, but the Stop, you're killing me second installment is hilarious, it makes the whole thing worth watching, it really is a classic, the duo arrive at Lower Drake's Bottom and begin their investigations, love the zany farmer.

Janet Webb is an absolute scream as the flirtatious farmer's wife, she's so memorable.

The Male Welsh voice choir musical sketch was good, liked that. Consider what was happening politically at this time with The Miners.

More amusing and skilfull word play as always, plus some amazing clothes and costumes.

The song from The Nolans, not my cup of tea, talk about corny.

7/10.