Americans React To British Comedy Women: Know Your Limits! Harry Enfield

Americans react to British Comedy "Women: Know Your Limits! Harry Enfield - BBC comedy"

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[bujin]

It's remarkable how many people in the comments misunderstood your "BBC" comment and thought that you didn't know what the BBC was...

[jeanpierre.durrant]

I'm glad you liked it, but I noticed how your lady embarrassed you with a wild & dangerous opinion of her own! 😂😂

[SvenTviking]

It’s the accuracy of the language and accents of pre war movies that is amazing.

[kingcurry]

My wife got married in a white wedding dress because, after all, white is the traditional colour for domestic appliances.

[weedyp]

'The woman has attempted to join the conversation with a wild and dangerous opinion of her own!!' 😂😂😂

[garybarnes]

It's refreshing to see Americans who understand and appreciate sarcasm. 👍

[thatsthat]

I grew up with harry Enfield and paul whitehouse on my tv, both legends

[petermizon]

PLENTY OF HARRY ENFIELD WHO DID THIS, HIS TALENT IS NEVER ENDING

[legend]

I cannot tell you how exhausting it is watching my wife clean the house, wash the car, do the cooking and washing my clothes. However I did manage to show my appreciation by buying her a new potato peeler. Got to keep them sweet and appreciated

[philipcochran]

This is done in the style of the UKs PSAs (public service announcements) from the 1950s

[punkpopnotdead]

Harry Enfield, American tourists is a must

[dougiecraig]

Thanks. Loved that. one not to miss is 'Yes Minister' as it probably reflects civil servants everywhere.

[Phil-zmgk]

British satire is THE BEST comedy the world has EVER heard! The simple reason being, , , WE KNOW HOW TO TAKE THE PISS out of ourselves 😭👋🍺!!!

[Robbie]

Harry Enfield (the angry husband/narrator) first came to fame in the 1980s doing a couple of stand-up characters - a kebab shop owner called Stavros and Loadsamoney, a plasterer who boasted about how much money he had. The routines were co-written by Paul Whitehouse who was the other speaking party guest in the first sketch. The BBC then commissioned a sketch series called Harry Enfield's Television Programme which is where these clips come from. After two series it was renamed Harry Enfield and Chums to recognise the contributions of Whitehouse and Kathy Burke who both played various characters alongside Enfield. Paul Whitehouse went on to do The Fast Show (also for the BBC) and Enfield and Burke made a film, Kevin and Perry Go Large, based on characters they'd played in the show. In 2000 Enfield made Harry Enfield's Brand Spanking New Show for Sky. This featured all-new characters and Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke did not appear. In 2007, Enfield and Whitehouse reunited for four series of Ruddy Hell! It's Harry and Paul (later just Harry and Paul) for the BBC. There's loads of other stuff but this comment is long enough as it is!

[clarenceflam]

This is from Harry Enfield & Friends show back in the 90s. I remember as a teenager when the first clip was shown and was rolling laughing. British humour at its best is very sarcastic & self-deprecating.

[maraNathan]

I was laughing at your reactions. Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse(Gent on the right)are comedic geniuses and British Legends. This show and The Fast Show would be what I stayed up to watch as a young teenager in the 90's. They formed one of the best duo's to date. I could list a hundred sketches from either show that would tickle you but I hope you have time to delve into more of the comedy they produced. I hope you see that British comedy is quite different and we will take the mickey out of ourselves and our history just as much as we will anybody else.
Amsterdam Police are some of their best acts together. I am now 41 and this genre of comedy will always have a place in my heart. I hope you enjoy more!

[nigelturner]

British Comedy - a vast and varied rabbit hole to go down.

[AlanJohnPeach]

The BBC is the British Broadcast Corporation - the national TV and Radio network of the UK lool. This is from Harry Enfield

[daniellinehan]

You seem like a lovely couple, very likable. And most importantly intelligent, that's how I know you'll love British comedy once you branch out. You've missed out on a whole heap, our sitcoms are the best

[AnOldEnglishBloke]

As an Englishman who grew up watching the golden era of British comedy in the 70's, 80's and early 90's I have such a deep appreciation for how open it was, how subtle it was, and most importantly how unabashed it was.
Classic comedy is the only TV I watch. We British have such a unique delivery and nuance in our classic comedy.

Glad to see some American cousins taking time to engage with what we consider one of our greatest assets.

I may be mistaken, but the lady who played the woman trying to drive the car was Helen Mirren.