S6.E5

Episode #6.5

Name: Episode #6.5
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1977-12-17
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Corbett, The Nolans

Episode aired Dec 17, 1977

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

YOUR RATING

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in The Two Ronnies (1971)

Comedy

Sketches include a difficult customer in a pharmacy shop, there's a spokesman from Ballots and Elections with a scheme to improve parliament, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "S... Read allSketches include a difficult customer in a pharmacy shop, there's a spokesman from Ballots and Elections with a scheme to improve parliament, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", astrology in the dining car on a train, we join a police raid with... Read allSketches include a difficult customer in a pharmacy shop, there's a spokesman from Ballots and Elections with a scheme to improve parliament, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", astrology in the dining car on a train, we join a police raid with The Sweeney, Ronnie talks about his musical career and, finally, the Ronnies join The New... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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8Sleepin_Dragon

Worth it for Charlie Farley alone.

A man goes into a chemist intent on buying condoms, but awkwardly asks for elbow grease, The Minister for ballots and elections contemplates a life without parliament. A man on a train who's suffering with a spate of bad luck, discover exactly who Newspaper fortune teller Madam Zodia is. Charlie Farley continues the investigation into Drake's Bottom.

There are a couple of amusing scenes here, asking for condoms was always a subject for humour, think of that sketch in Only Fools and horses, but of course the Two Ronnies tackle it in a light hearted way.

The main reason for watching this one, the hilarious Charlie Farley and Piggy Malone sketch, it is absolutely side splitting, thanks to the zany farmer, that scene where he steps on the wind contraptions is hilarious.

Music of course comes from The Nolan Sisters once again, exactly what you'd expect. Ronnie's monologue as always is a joy.

8/10.