S6.E6

Episode #6.6

Name: Episode #6.6
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1977-12-26
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Ronnie Corbett, Ronnie Barker, The Nolans

Episode aired Dec 26, 1977

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7.5/10

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

Comedy

Sketches include a visit to the 23rd Annual Convention of Limerick Writers, a doorman reminisces with some rhyming slang, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing M... Read allSketches include a visit to the 23rd Annual Convention of Limerick Writers, a doorman reminisces with some rhyming slang, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", there's a deep discussion about doctors in the pub, we hear of the Gravediggers Weddin... Read allSketches include a visit to the 23rd Annual Convention of Limerick Writers, a doorman reminisces with some rhyming slang, Piggy Malone and Charlie Farley continue with "Stop You're Killing Me", there's a deep discussion about doctors in the pub, we hear of the Gravediggers Wedding, Ronnie talks about the first love of his life and finally the Ronnies join The Aldersho... Read all

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7Sleepin_Dragon

Some very good sketches here.

In this episode, we're treated to The Annual convention of Limerick writers, A Doorman who reminiscences about the past using cockney rhyming slang and Bert discussing being off work with his feet to Fred.

Charlie Farley and Piggy Malone continue their investigations, music comes once again from The Nolan Sisters.

The word play is phenomenal once again, the Limerick sketch was brilliant, as was The Doorman, amazing timing and phenomenal delivery, they were just marvellous.

The Charlie Farley sketch was very funny once again, it's a wonderful mini series, this one put me in mind of Allo Allo, I could just see Herr Flock and Von Smallhausen in those costumes. I'm not sure health and safety would allow that now.

Ronnie C's monologue is a joy as always and the musical number is a reminder that the country used to be wonderfully patriotic, and of course they get to chance to dress up as women.

7/10.