@BlackMagnumFilms No hes simply implying that in those days being English was something to be proud of and people were proud.Unlike today,the pride of this great nation have been in decline mostly thanks to our previous goverments.
@TheLloydA1 ---- What bollocks. If you're not proud, that's your issue, others are. Do you think there weren't people in 1940 who said the same thing about 'the state of the nation'? Your equivalents were talking about this imaginary 'decline' in the mid-1800s, I wonder when you're planning to shut up about it and do something positive, like others are doing?
@drugfckd --- What a stupid negative comment. If being English means nothing to you then I suggest you crawl away and shut up about it, while others continue to build the world and try to give inspiration to young people. Or maybe we should all stay at home terrified of hoodies and drink shit beer while the Conservatives privatise the police force?
This is the Series 6 onwards opening titles. I personally prefer Series 3 to 5's opening title's which are the most remembered. I also like the black and white titles too.
I like how the England triangle is taunting the German ones across the channel! I bet it pissed the Germans to put up with England doing that for four years.
@mrmagicroundcircle It was written about the war in the 60s. It wasnt written during the war. I cant work out if you are a lying little kid(/fail troll) or just plain retarded. Either way, you have changed your story many times, so please just stop.
@555sourcherry at first i thought hes wrong. and the A 21 as they didn't have motorways but A roads. but now i believe it to be 8:21. as in, a bus or a train time
@Andi090386 ---- I always thought it was "on the A21", the road linking Hastings, East Sussex, and Kent to London, a route which would have been known to residents in Walmington-on-Sea.
Well actually both granparents were together in london underground singing the song in question .during the dark days of the blitz in london ,Cant see what your problem might be . Trying to condem innocent people who suffered awfully during those dark days .Thought you could find something more worthwhile to keep you occupied.
@mrmagicroundcircle The show's theme tune, "Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Hitler?" was Jimmy Perry's idea, intended as a gentle pastiche of wartime songs (This is the only pastiche as the other music used is of the time). Perry wrote the lyric himself, and composed the music with Derek Taverner. Perry persuaded one of his childhood idols, wartime entertainer Bud Flanagan, to sing the theme for 100 guineas. Flanagan died less than a year after the recording.
@mrmagicroundcircle I am just saying along with I see other people that someone is wrong over the tune being sung during the war as it wasn't written then.
BillDFC: England at the time probably meant the whole island. However, I'm sure once the Midlands had fallen he'd have felt reasonably secure despite the Navy having bases in Scotland. He may have decided to go for a Forth-Clyde cut off point and leave the Highlands alone.
The RoI may also have been favourable for an approach.
He wasn't really serious about an invasion anyway.
my grandmother born in the eastend remembers singing this in the underground during the darkest days of the blitz . Now whenever this comes on the tv she breaks down in uncontrolible tears.We dont realize how lucky we are.
@mrmagicroundcircle Not to denigrate your Grandmother in anyway but she must have remembered wrong. Jimmy Perry wrote this song for the TV series in the 60s
@mrmagicroundcircle Well being as on another video you say it was your Grandfather who sang it in the underground and you dad used to slip him some money to go down the pub, and it being a well known fact the song was written for the series then it's maybe you who is being a little free with the truth.
@mrmagicroundcircle Sorry to break it to you but this song was written for the TV show. Old age plays tricks on the memory which blurs the lines of reality. She heard this in the 60's and somehow it's fused in her memory of the Blitz.
So watch out Mr Hitler you have met your match in us
If you think you can crush us
We're afraid you've missed the bus
That's the part they don't play.
I found it through ElectedMayor's channel.
Andi090386 6 days ago
I am able to confirm that the 8:21 refers to a Bus.
I had the song going through my head at work today.
The bus is part of the song you don't hear.
Andi090386 6 days ago
i once sang this song at a german holiday resort... it did not go down well!
DanLander25 1 week ago
@DanLander25 Nine ve don't like you sining zat song... nine nine nine it iz now banned az are you, you ar now band from singing zat song.
Andi090386 1 week ago
A classic British comedy, with brilliant writing and acting. This takes me back to being a kid!
higletfilms 2 weeks ago
back when being english actaully meant something!
drugfckd 3 weeks ago
@drugfckd Are you implying we need another World War? lol
BlackMagnumFilms 2 weeks ago
@BlackMagnumFilms No hes simply implying that in those days being English was something to be proud of and people were proud.Unlike today,the pride of this great nation have been in decline mostly thanks to our previous goverments.
TheLloydA1 1 week ago
@TheLloydA1 I know, I was only joking
BlackMagnumFilms 1 week ago
@BlackMagnumFilms Bad joke.
TheLloydA1 1 week ago
@TheLloydA1 Evidently.
BlackMagnumFilms 1 week ago
@TheLloydA1 ---- What bollocks. If you're not proud, that's your issue, others are. Do you think there weren't people in 1940 who said the same thing about 'the state of the nation'? Your equivalents were talking about this imaginary 'decline' in the mid-1800s, I wonder when you're planning to shut up about it and do something positive, like others are doing?
sturatcliffe 1 hour ago
@drugfckd --- What a stupid negative comment. If being English means nothing to you then I suggest you crawl away and shut up about it, while others continue to build the world and try to give inspiration to young people. Or maybe we should all stay at home terrified of hoodies and drink shit beer while the Conservatives privatise the police force?
sturatcliffe 1 hour ago
Don't panic!
You stupid boy!
DOOM!DOOM!I SAY!
They don't like up 'em
MrKennywong12 3 weeks ago 2
ooh do u think you are kidding M rhittler do do dodod odar dar
Mollarooza 1 month ago
RIP David Croft, you will be greatly missed.
Thank you for Dad's Army
Andi090386 2 months ago 3
This was always known..
segano1 3 months ago
2 people are German
redxenos 4 months ago 3
This is the Series 6 onwards opening titles. I personally prefer Series 3 to 5's opening title's which are the most remembered. I also like the black and white titles too.
CenaTv2 4 months ago
RIP David croft and thanks for all the great programs you made
peake123 4 months ago 4
Rest in Peace David.
WorldCupToday 5 months ago
RIP Mr David Croft; Such a legend! It's people like you that keep the world going round and round! RJ x
EustaceBarnes 5 months ago
What a delightful bloke. I bet you'll be having a drink with Arthur and the boys tonight. Thanks for the laughs.
nogomet66 5 months ago in playlist millatry 2
@nogomet66 - I'm sure he will, nice comment.
WorldCupToday 5 months ago
RIP David Croft
Clukegriffin 5 months ago
RIP :(
WillParish06 5 months ago
RIP. Thanks for all the hours of hilarity and warm , good natured comedy.
takharov1 5 months ago 2
My wife deb loves this program
keith13636 5 months ago
Um England's not on the run now is it...then why is it advancing in an unconventional direction (backwards)?
Ryuukiba7 6 months ago
@Ryuukiba7 Tactical retreat! i mean it's easier to fight on 1 land where they can only attack via air or sea, instead of land air and sea
tdragon360 5 months ago
Where would we be, if we didn't have Mr Brown?
JacobIsBritish 6 months ago
@Cognoscentiable Yep. Since the Germans were staring them down across the channel since the fall of France in '40 till D-Day in '44.
KingDega1 6 months ago
"You name vill also go on zhe leest! What is it?"
"Don't tell him Pike!"
"Pike!"
NationalVideoWatcher 9 months ago 5
@NationalVideoWatcher love that episode
boltjet135 9 months ago
0:23 to 0:34 wtf was britain humping england lol
dundeerox 10 months ago
@dundeerox I think it was supposed to be jeering at the Nazi flags, as if to say: "Ha ha you can't get me, I'm on the other side of the Channel!"
NathanF11989 9 months ago
I like how the England triangle is taunting the German ones across the channel! I bet it pissed the Germans to put up with England doing that for four years.
KingDega1 11 months ago 4
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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Gaddafi?
If you think we're on the run
We are the boys who will stop your little game
We are the boys who will make you think again
Cause who do you think you are kidding Mr Gaddafi?
If you think the Un's done?
Mr Brown goes off to town on the A21
But he comes home each evening and is ready with his gun
So who do you think you are kidding Mr Gaddafi?
If you think the UN's done?
Duty281Returns 11 months ago
Someone at YouTube has made an update (sequel)to this under title "Sad's Army".
How about a new update: "Gad's Army", referring to the very latest news from North Africa? Any comments?
superman2000100 11 months ago
Ive just noticed, the british flags make a w shape for winston churchill, and the nazis make a h shape for hitler.
helpi4gotmykeys 1 year ago
this theme was written during the war . the obvious lyrics says it all.
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle It was written about the war in the 60s. It wasnt written during the war. I cant work out if you are a lying little kid(/fail troll) or just plain retarded. Either way, you have changed your story many times, so please just stop.
acdcrock93 1 year ago
@acdcrock93 mind your own business
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
Who do you think you are kidding Mr Hitler?
If you think we're on the run
We are the boys who will stop your'e little game
We are the boys who will make you think again
Cause who do you think you are kidding Mr Hitler?
If you think Old England's done
Mr Brown goes off to town on the 8:21
But he comes home each evening and is ready with his gun
So who do you think you are kidding Mr Hitler?
If you think Old England's Done
Andi090386 1 year ago 55
@Andi090386
uuuuumm. it's "and he ain't 21", not "on the 8:21". I honestly doubt they had motorways back then, and what sort of motorway name is that anyway.
555sourcherry 11 months ago
@555sourcherry Haha! It's a train timetable entry. As in "Mr Brown is travelling in on the 9.30 First Capital Connect service to London King's Cross"
ImageDissectors 10 months ago 2
@555sourcherry It cleary states in the Song "Mr Brown goes off to town on the 8:21" You can even look the lyrics up if you think I'm wrong.
Andi090386 10 months ago
@555sourcherry at first i thought hes wrong. and the A 21 as they didn't have motorways but A roads. but now i believe it to be 8:21. as in, a bus or a train time
robzilla20 8 months ago
@Andi090386 Can't see why you should have top position ? when we're on equal points
mrmagicroundcircle 2 months ago
@Andi090386 its a21 the motorway
ihatebloodyvalley 1 week ago
@ihatebloodyvalley I am pretty sure it's a bus?
Sanctodom 1 week ago
@Sanctodom Or possiblly a Train, as they have featured a train in 1 episode.
Andi090386 1 week ago
@Andi090386 possibly, but I am not aware of a Mr. Brown in any episode, so it is more likely to be a bus. :)
Sanctodom 1 week ago
@Sanctodom Possibly.
Just as I said they feature a Train in an episode, where Captain Mainwaring's Brother cmes to town & gets talking to Frazer on the way down.
Andi090386 1 week ago
@ihatebloodyvalley may I draw your attention to this.
Mr Brown goes off to town on the 8.21,
But he comes home each evening and he’s ready with his gun
8:21 as in a Bus or a Train NOT A21 as in a road
Andi090386 1 week ago
@Andi090386 ---- I always thought it was "on the A21", the road linking Hastings, East Sussex, and Kent to London, a route which would have been known to residents in Walmington-on-Sea.
sturatcliffe 1 hour ago
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RIP John Le Mesurier (Sgt Wilson)
RIP James Beck (Private Walker)
RIP Arnold Ridley (Private Godfrey)
RIP Arthur Lowe (Captain Mainwaring)
RIP John Laurie (Private Frazer)
RIP Janet Davis (Mrs Pike)
RIP Edward Sinclair (Verger Maurice)
Andi090386 1 year ago 4
amazing quality vid
WILKO50 1 year ago
I remember watching these episodes in the early "noughties" as a child :)
KZHX 1 year ago
@KZHX 90's for me mate. Stil record it every week "Yes Sir Capitain Manwarning I do Sir, I records it every week"
Sorry couldn resista bit of Jones style humor there.
Andi090386 1 year ago
Bud recorded this version of the theme tune, in the last months of his life.
thisiszaphodbeeblebr 1 year ago
Well actually both granparents were together in london underground singing the song in question .during the dark days of the blitz in london ,Cant see what your problem might be . Trying to condem innocent people who suffered awfully during those dark days .Thought you could find something more worthwhile to keep you occupied.
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle The show's theme tune, "Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Hitler?" was Jimmy Perry's idea, intended as a gentle pastiche of wartime songs (This is the only pastiche as the other music used is of the time). Perry wrote the lyric himself, and composed the music with Derek Taverner. Perry persuaded one of his childhood idols, wartime entertainer Bud Flanagan, to sing the theme for 100 guineas. Flanagan died less than a year after the recording.
Vladd67 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle I am just saying along with I see other people that someone is wrong over the tune being sung during the war as it wasn't written then.
Vladd67 1 year ago
@Vladd67 Sorry cant accept such nonsense.
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
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@mrmagicroundcircle Facts are facts
Vladd67 1 year ago 3
@Vladd67 you stupid boy
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago 49
@mrmagicroundcircle I think it's 'M.r Brown goes off to town on the A21'
12Jakeyboy 1 year ago
who do you think you are kidding mr bin laden
trixter1996 1 year ago
BillDFC: England at the time probably meant the whole island. However, I'm sure once the Midlands had fallen he'd have felt reasonably secure despite the Navy having bases in Scotland. He may have decided to go for a Forth-Clyde cut off point and leave the Highlands alone.
The RoI may also have been favourable for an approach.
He wasn't really serious about an invasion anyway.
douglas18741892 1 year ago
my grandmother born in the eastend remembers singing this in the underground during the darkest days of the blitz . Now whenever this comes on the tv she breaks down in uncontrolible tears.We dont realize how lucky we are.
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle Not to denigrate your Grandmother in anyway but she must have remembered wrong. Jimmy Perry wrote this song for the TV series in the 60s
Vladd67 1 year ago
@Vladd67 hope your not calling my granny a liar
mrmagicroundcircle 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle Well being as on another video you say it was your Grandfather who sang it in the underground and you dad used to slip him some money to go down the pub, and it being a well known fact the song was written for the series then it's maybe you who is being a little free with the truth.
Vladd67 1 year ago
@mrmagicroundcircle Sorry to break it to you but this song was written for the TV show. Old age plays tricks on the memory which blurs the lines of reality. She heard this in the 60's and somehow it's fused in her memory of the Blitz.
ojideagu 1 year ago 3
I like the bit in the song "If you think old England's done".
Was Hitler only going to invade England?
BillDFC 1 year ago
The classic wet Sunday programme, to watch after you've had your Sunday roast on a cold, wet, November afternoon.
OliviaV65 1 year ago
there told you!, but mr hitler has been replaced by Mr NWO!.
MrHusqvarna1 1 year ago
Best song ever.
TehPwntNoob 1 year ago
Awesome theme tune, always listen to it, always love it!
VidMaker222 1 year ago 3
Das ist gut!
TROUSERFLAP 1 year ago
Love it.
sophieliz1990 1 year ago
Using this for my d-day history vidio project
PubicMen 2 years ago 2
Awesome, just bought the entire lot of Dad's army (minus the movie), can't wait to watch it over Christmas.
Frosty525 2 years ago
same
sbhenno 2 years ago