Me and my family used to watch this every new year's eve. This year I watched it with my friends and we made it into a drinking game! We took a sip from our drink every time the butler took one and every time he tripped on the tiger ;)
I have German friends who mentioned this to me about 20 years ago - I had no idea what they were talking about. Thanks to YT I can now see this - 2 mins in so far, and no idea what the fuss is about.
Excellent Sketch. The fact the Germans enjoy it, is testimony that they do have a healthy sense of humour. It contains slapstick elements, but the humour is not purely slapstick, but centers around an eccentric upper class spinster, the relationship between her and James the butler and the need to pretend the missing guests are actually there. A way of life which has disappeared but is still recognised by the Germans and many others, who are sophisticated enough to appreciate this.
@SE962582C - I probably am too young to have seen Monty Python when it was first broadcast if that's what you mean, but I have seen quite alot of the TV episodes and films. Not sure what your comment to me has to do with this video though...?
Also I think slapstick humour was very popular in the early 20th century amongst Brits, but generally went out of favour, when situation comedy started to become more prevalent and more popular. However the mainland Europeans still loved their slapstick humour, which many countries still showed on their entertainment television and cinemas.
It's not too bad and some of it is quite funny, especially the butler trying to serve the drink and missing the target, while he is drunk. I'm from the UK and this is the first time I've seen this, after reading an article from the BBC News website, which mentioned this UK sketch being popular in northern Europe and completely unknown in the UK. It's very slapstick and Brits are not generally a big fan of slapstick humour, whereas Germans and other Europeans tend to like this type of humour.
I don't believe this crap has ever been shown on tv before. I think the Europeans have made the whole load of bullshit up. . Stop trying to divert attention from your problems onto the UK . . it isn't going to work !
I wonder if this amuses the Teutons so much because they imagine this is how the "inselaffe" comport themselves when they think no-one is watching? I'm old enough to remember Freddie Frinton, and he was hardly well-known in Britain when he was alive, let alone now. How bizarre that they have latched on to this...
I think it is class that this has become a new year institution in Germany et al :D It's surely a great mood setter for the new year celebration parties lol
@English0pium Most cinema is not very good, it is the great films that are remembered but every country and every age has produced terrible cinema. As for the french they have produced some of the greatest directors ever, truffaut, renoir, and many great actors also. but yes i suppose despite this it is 'largely shit' compared to english language cinema, if you can even call ridiculous cgi true cinema
hahahaha, im german living in canada now for a few years... and they dont show this on tv): so i must use youtube, weil wie gesagt, es gibt kein Silvester ohne Dinner for One :D
I was shown this in Germany 23 years ago & have hunted for it all this time as I never knew what it was called - Finally my life is complete lol. (My stomach hurts with laughing so much).
@elenylove- haha, I'm right now a German exchange student in the states, too. And I'm doing the exact same thing. Liebste Grüße nach Deutschland....:D
I am English and heard about this on Radio 4 also, I found it comical and defy anyone not to find this amusing using the same procedure as every year :) What I learnt from the wiki article on this surprised me a lot, it's heartwarming that the sketch is much loved throughout Europe.
New years eve in austria is stopped 10 minutes before midnight, then on pretty much every channel on tv DINNER FOR ONE is shown, afterwards a counter, and then CABOOOM NEW YEAR!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR YOUTUBE
Heard about this on Radio 4 this morning, plus the very negative reaction from listeners. I've just watched it and I haven't laughed so much in ages. Nobody ever played the drunk like Freddie Frinton.
@elenylove Wo bist du gerade in Amerika? Ich bin in Michigan. Das neue Jahr in Deutschland ist in 2 Minuten und hier in 6 Stunden. Ich habe auch gerade mein Auslandsjahr und freue mich schon nächstes Jahr wieder in Deutschland zu feiern.
@elenylove I'm not German but I have been watching this every New Years eve/ New Years Day for years and years. I don't remember when or why watching this became a NYE tradition, but like you said, NYE wouldn't be NYE without it.
I heard about this on BBC Radio 4 this morning and decided to see if I thought it was funny. I don't think it is in the slightest bit funny. Apparently the Germans find it hilarious and it is shown on German television every year. Del Boy falling through the bar is still the best. I may use the "same procedure" phrase to comedy effect in the future.
I'm English but I've known about this sketch for years and its significance to Germans. A few years ago, as part of my job, I had to send email information on a regular basis to a somewhat unfriendly and impatient German woman working in the UK. Around New Year during that period I sent her a link to 'Dinner For One' which I knew she wouldn't be able to see whilst residing in the UK. Her response was unbelievable and she couldn't thank me enough. Thereafter her emails became so friendly!
This really is crap. It's not post-modern existentilist neo-absurd ( orwhatever that pretentious drivle means): it's just crap.
But what is interesting is that most Germans (and perhaps large numbers of other Europeans) find this absolutely hilarious (and I guess they're laughing at the slapstick here not the post-modern existentilism whatever) and the most British people think this is crap.
If we can't share a sense of humour, sharing fiscal union is buggered.
Thank God for the Germans. Save us from the smug jaded commentariat on Radio 4. This is a masterpiece of post modern existentialist neo-absurdist comic theatre,ie its funny. And it satirises all the hideous pointless ritualistic New years eve blowouts that will take place tonight and every year ad infinitum. Danke. Danke Danke
Watched this after hearing about it on BBC Saturday Live. Not laugh out loud funny. Needed more surprises along with the repeated bits, like when he drinks the flower water or jumps over the tiger's head. That raised a smile on my cynical British face.
How could the Saturday Live people not see how funny this is, and I only have the tiniest shred of German blood? The old dear (Edwardian rather than Victorian?) is compelling the butler to get drunk and he is horrified; also baffled by the tiger rug. Love it!!!
Perhaps it's not funny to British people because we only have to go into the centre of any major town in England, Scotland or Wales on any randomly chosen Friday or Saturday night to see people in FAR worse states than James. Having lived on the continent, I can understand why anyone in Europe might find this kind of behaviour funny :-)
in the Fearoese (where i come from) it is a tradition to show this on tv every new years eve, and at least 90% of the citizen watch it every single time!
@sodthisforalaugh Oh come on. I'm an American and this is actually pretty funny. Maybe it's because I take German class, maybe it's because I like to watch people drunkly blunder about. I don't know.
I'm English and only learned about this when visiting Germany for our Holidays this year. It has not been screened on British TV for years apparently.
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Jonlucrobinson 3 hours ago
I don't get it...
THEsortinet 3 days ago
I´ve never seen this before...
phill2489 1 week ago
This always makes me laugh! Happy New Year!
Glyni1lily2 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Brings me a smile o my face evrey time.
Remoniq 2 weeks ago
Comes every new years eve here..
tabernumse 2 weeks ago
I frist saw this around a freids place in Germany on new year eve 2011. It was so funny.It's on German t.v eveny new year eve...
whouse72 3 weeks ago
@whouse72 Same here in Belgium mate. I first saw it in english class. Best english class ever
Bierduvel 2 weeks ago
Me and my family used to watch this every new year's eve. This year I watched it with my friends and we made it into a drinking game! We took a sip from our drink every time the butler took one and every time he tripped on the tiger ;)
ImNatTheTwat 3 weeks ago 3
I love this so funny
53randomdude 3 weeks ago
Growing up in Denmark this is a MUST for every new years evening!
TheRealDoubleH 3 weeks ago
i love this!!! probably cause im german hahahaha
teresaho24 3 weeks ago
I have German friends who mentioned this to me about 20 years ago - I had no idea what they were talking about. Thanks to YT I can now see this - 2 mins in so far, and no idea what the fuss is about.
IlRezzonico 3 weeks ago
The Germans love this clip!
Nee69 3 weeks ago
my german teacher shown my class this in a lesson
t5emu 3 weeks ago
Une pensée pour Alexandre ...qui m a
Natalina33 3 weeks ago
My german teacher sent me here:)
Musicmaniac9834 3 weeks ago
einfach klasse
gobra1940 3 weeks ago
this owns
MrWaeseL 3 weeks ago
how do I find this funny even though its so obvious what will happened?!?!
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Excellent Sketch. The fact the Germans enjoy it, is testimony that they do have a healthy sense of humour. It contains slapstick elements, but the humour is not purely slapstick, but centers around an eccentric upper class spinster, the relationship between her and James the butler and the need to pretend the missing guests are actually there. A way of life which has disappeared but is still recognised by the Germans and many others, who are sophisticated enough to appreciate this.
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@SE962582C - I probably am too young to have seen Monty Python when it was first broadcast if that's what you mean, but I have seen quite alot of the TV episodes and films. Not sure what your comment to me has to do with this video though...?
mattblack19761 3 weeks ago
Have been looking for this one as it has become a family thing to watch it New Years on SBS
rammergramps 3 weeks ago
Didn't see 8:48 coming!!!
ChristopherHeward 3 weeks ago
Them stupid Jerrys liking our crap!
SE962582C 3 weeks ago
Also I think slapstick humour was very popular in the early 20th century amongst Brits, but generally went out of favour, when situation comedy started to become more prevalent and more popular. However the mainland Europeans still loved their slapstick humour, which many countries still showed on their entertainment television and cinemas.
theworldvideos1 3 weeks ago
It's not too bad and some of it is quite funny, especially the butler trying to serve the drink and missing the target, while he is drunk. I'm from the UK and this is the first time I've seen this, after reading an article from the BBC News website, which mentioned this UK sketch being popular in northern Europe and completely unknown in the UK. It's very slapstick and Brits are not generally a big fan of slapstick humour, whereas Germans and other Europeans tend to like this type of humour.
theworldvideos1 3 weeks ago
I don't believe this crap has ever been shown on tv before. I think the Europeans have made the whole load of bullshit up. . Stop trying to divert attention from your problems onto the UK . . it isn't going to work !
English0pium 3 weeks ago
Funny how the Europeans and Americans and everyone else for that matter . . think they live in a 'classless' society . . no such thing. .
English0pium 3 weeks ago
I wonder if this amuses the Teutons so much because they imagine this is how the "inselaffe" comport themselves when they think no-one is watching? I'm old enough to remember Freddie Frinton, and he was hardly well-known in Britain when he was alive, let alone now. How bizarre that they have latched on to this...
Mabelreign 3 weeks ago
austrians and germans have a love of slapstick ....just not funny...derek and clive tho he he he
janestub 3 weeks ago
I think it is class that this has become a new year institution in Germany et al :D It's surely a great mood setter for the new year celebration parties lol
intermender 3 weeks ago
just how bad is german tv if this is the best thing on it. makes Jools holland look riveting...
scottjp31 3 weeks ago 2
@scottjp31 Apart from some fairly decent house music . . do the Germans and French actually have any modern culture . . like music, comedy ?
And before any one talks about french cinema . . it is largely shite . . .
English0pium 3 weeks ago
@English0pium Most cinema is not very good, it is the great films that are remembered but every country and every age has produced terrible cinema. As for the french they have produced some of the greatest directors ever, truffaut, renoir, and many great actors also. but yes i suppose despite this it is 'largely shit' compared to english language cinema, if you can even call ridiculous cgi true cinema
FootDanielLight 3 weeks ago
this was never popular in England because it's fucking shit
jackotheripper 3 weeks ago 2
this is absolutly shit!!!
The96Greg 3 weeks ago
I am surprised at the cult status of this clip, if it makes the German and Austrian happy and it is now tradition, I am all for it :)
vespaUK125 3 weeks ago
@vespaUK125 I thought the slapstick was funny !
vespaUK125 3 weeks ago 2
who on earth were the audience that actually laughed to this? friends of the cast maybe...laughing out of embarrassment?
blueray1969 3 weeks ago
it's awful - why on earth is it famous? What was it anyway, originally? Never seen anything as bad as this on British TV.
blueray1969 3 weeks ago 2
I thought "Dinner for One" was the official slogan of North Korea...
jkfan2005 3 weeks ago
It kinda grows on one!
piedpiperpianos 3 weeks ago
Does it matter why it is liked?
JDherts 3 weeks ago
Why is this a new years cult film in Germany?
Konquistadoren 3 weeks ago
@Konquistadoren Same in Norway
instant0 3 weeks ago
This is not in any way amusing. The Jerries are a strange bunch :P
Mrtheseventhmoon 3 weeks ago 2
Yet more proof that Germans really are all quite quite mad.
Although still not quite as mad as the nutty Russians.
OktoberSunset 3 weeks ago 2
Why do the Germans love this thing so much?
Zxzm 3 weeks ago 2
I'm english but only found out about this because of BBC news website
satinsaid 3 weeks ago 3
@satinsaid Me too !! Its not my cup of tea though :P I think its just cuz Brits have a different sense of humour though.
LeiaAlexis 3 weeks ago
completely unknown in the uk-which is weird. pretty funny,the guys plays a good drunk,
rusdegs 3 weeks ago
Sorry, but it is rubbish. Tradition overtaking taste.
wiffybiffy 3 weeks ago
Well it's better than some of the rubbish we get on tele nowadays at least.
ROCKYBLUEDOGS 3 weeks ago
amazing! Its completely unknown in england...it deserves to be though! First time seeing it.
skegetchy 3 weeks ago 2
Ahhhh, they don't make 'em like this anymore... fortunately!
CreamedCheesed 3 weeks ago
first time watcher:) loved it!
kolaberryify 3 weeks ago 2
Must be a German thing.
hai2410 3 weeks ago 28
@hai2410 It MUST be a German thing. No other explanation at ALL.
menckencynic 3 weeks ago
It is a New Year tradition in my country of birth -Czech republic to watch this on TV. Right now watched it on my first New Year in El Salvador. :)
LocaLuci07 3 weeks ago
cant go a year without this!
wishuwerehere421 3 weeks ago 2
The same procedure as every year!
LadyAlenida 3 weeks ago 23
Happy New Years everyone!!! Spending my first new year with my German wife and we just had to watch. So hilarious!! Our new yearly tradition!!
doobie187 3 weeks ago 2
hahahaha, im german living in canada now for a few years... and they dont show this on tv): so i must use youtube, weil wie gesagt, es gibt kein Silvester ohne Dinner for One :D
deandro985 3 weeks ago
The same procedure as EVERY year, James! ^_^
nfinn42 3 weeks ago
Was waere Sylvester ohne Dinner for One.. Guten Rutsch aus las Terrenas, Dom. Rep.
oesseustache 3 weeks ago
Germans in Bermuda watch it as well before midnight :-)
bermiful 3 weeks ago
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THIS IS THE WORST THING I'VE EVER SEEN. I HATE GERMENY!!!!!!!!!!
theloserguy1 3 weeks ago
happy new year to everyone!!!
o0gLamorous0o 3 weeks ago
Happy New Year from Georgia, USA
Kaleonkaleo 3 weeks ago
I was shown this in Germany 23 years ago & have hunted for it all this time as I never knew what it was called - Finally my life is complete lol. (My stomach hurts with laughing so much).
n4d1n3g 3 weeks ago
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n4d1n3g 3 weeks ago
Happy New Year from Luxembourg
TheGillestyle 3 weeks ago
austrian exchange student in the dominican republic.. feels like home with dinner for one! :)
yzeeable 3 weeks ago
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yzeeable 3 weeks ago
@elenylove- haha, I'm right now a German exchange student in the states, too. And I'm doing the exact same thing. Liebste Grüße nach Deutschland....:D
MissSmartie1995 3 weeks ago
Happy New Year from Norway!
Ale3x93 3 weeks ago
I am English and heard about this on Radio 4 also, I found it comical and defy anyone not to find this amusing using the same procedure as every year :) What I learnt from the wiki article on this surprised me a lot, it's heartwarming that the sketch is much loved throughout Europe.
JeanClaudeRocks 3 weeks ago
thank you radio 4 for suggesting this :)
jahshappybus 3 weeks ago
Just watching this because I've missed it on TV. You can't live without seeing this every year, it's tooooo genius!
MaxWindau2008 3 weeks ago
Thanks to my dear German friends, It's the same procedure as every Year! Greetings from Brazil!
rqguzman 3 weeks ago
Im exchange student in brazil and here nobody knows it. But youtube helps me to dont miss this epic show :D
Currywurst010 3 weeks ago
i'm an exchange student from Germany here in America, too .. yes, @elenylove , New Year is not the same without it!! :)
00annamaria00 3 weeks ago
To all Germans and to all German exchange students in the USA, I am glad we have youtube!
PatUNC 3 weeks ago
yay a new years must
TheNicoButterfly 3 weeks ago
No New Years without this thing :)
stewmadsen 3 weeks ago
Frohes neues Jahr Deutschland!
TheHerbert4321 3 weeks ago
Das Video Ist Kult!!!!
petzipetzi1 3 weeks ago
Just been linked this, I can see me watching this every new year as well now. Fantastic acting!... or was it acting? :p
astral365 3 weeks ago
No new year without it! Even if I know it by heart. Happy 2012 everybody.
michknu 3 weeks ago
What the crocodile hat was that
TTonee0 3 weeks ago 2
New years eve in austria is stopped 10 minutes before midnight, then on pretty much every channel on tv DINNER FOR ONE is shown, afterwards a counter, and then CABOOOM NEW YEAR!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR YOUTUBE
staniboy1234 3 weeks ago 10
@staniboy1234 and a happy new year to you too, my austrian fellow countryman :)
Griesmayer 3 weeks ago
Heard about this on Radio 4 this morning, plus the very negative reaction from listeners. I've just watched it and I haven't laughed so much in ages. Nobody ever played the drunk like Freddie Frinton.
wulfrunian 3 weeks ago
I'm German and an exchange student in America, but I'm watching it on youtube. New Year wouldn't be New Year without it :))
elenylove 3 weeks ago 35
@elenylove exactly the same here! ;)
TheVanilla888 3 weeks ago
@elenylove That's so true... From Austria ;)
KMGlachs 3 weeks ago
@elenylove Wo bist du gerade in Amerika? Ich bin in Michigan. Das neue Jahr in Deutschland ist in 2 Minuten und hier in 6 Stunden. Ich habe auch gerade mein Auslandsjahr und freue mich schon nächstes Jahr wieder in Deutschland zu feiern.
TheHerbert4321 3 weeks ago
@elenylove lol i'm too!
aeno123 3 weeks ago
@elenylove same here
MissYippiie 3 weeks ago
@elenylove Omg, I'm an exchange student from Germany too and do exactly the same!!!
TheOnlyGossipGirl 3 weeks ago 3
@elenylove I'm not German but I have been watching this every New Years eve/ New Years Day for years and years. I don't remember when or why watching this became a NYE tradition, but like you said, NYE wouldn't be NYE without it.
jamie1707 3 weeks ago 2
@elenylove
You're definitely right! You know, it's the same as every year, but it's kinda funny after all the years it has been broadcasting though!
fipsi08 3 weeks ago
@elenylove I was on exchange in Germany when i saw this!! were you with Rotary?
Emmiee777 3 weeks ago
my new year tradition!!!!
bluewhale18 3 weeks ago
I heard about this on BBC Radio 4 this morning and decided to see if I thought it was funny. I don't think it is in the slightest bit funny. Apparently the Germans find it hilarious and it is shown on German television every year. Del Boy falling through the bar is still the best. I may use the "same procedure" phrase to comedy effect in the future.
StinglikeaB 3 weeks ago
Perfect!
Quimas 3 weeks ago
I have just watched this once again as I do every year with the same procedure as last year : )
phillipashcroft 3 weeks ago
I'm English but I've known about this sketch for years and its significance to Germans. A few years ago, as part of my job, I had to send email information on a regular basis to a somewhat unfriendly and impatient German woman working in the UK. Around New Year during that period I sent her a link to 'Dinner For One' which I knew she wouldn't be able to see whilst residing in the UK. Her response was unbelievable and she couldn't thank me enough. Thereafter her emails became so friendly!
azhans263 3 weeks ago 3
@azhans263 Very interesting story, thanks for sharing! Happy New Year!
Rattlepiece 3 weeks ago
This just isn't funny. Not at all. Not even a little bit!
271250cl 3 weeks ago
This is a true classic. And it's all in one take! Not many actors nowadays can do this kind of acting!
finnishredder 3 weeks ago
It wasn't on the tv this year :(((((
HAHAAJ2010 3 weeks ago
I hate it soo!!
crazyk233 3 weeks ago
This really is crap. It's not post-modern existentilist neo-absurd ( orwhatever that pretentious drivle means): it's just crap.
But what is interesting is that most Germans (and perhaps large numbers of other Europeans) find this absolutely hilarious (and I guess they're laughing at the slapstick here not the post-modern existentilism whatever) and the most British people think this is crap.
If we can't share a sense of humour, sharing fiscal union is buggered.
RJarman69 3 weeks ago
@RJarman69 If you hate it so much than why on earth did you search it up in the first place?
RastaSaiyaman 3 weeks ago
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SE962582C 3 weeks ago
@RastaSaiyaman That it was made in England (or Scotland). It is still crap.
SE962582C 3 weeks ago
@SE962582C And shite.
SE962582C 3 weeks ago
Looooove it !!!!
- its a must see - with same procedure as last year - every year ;-)
ThinkInNewAreas 3 weeks ago
That's the gloryfication of drinking for all alcoholics!
Wurstbagett 3 weeks ago
hi, hi, hi! That`s the greatest bluff of global comedies. Thank you, James!
Wurstbagett 3 weeks ago
thats THE new years eve classic in austria, swiss, germany, norway, sweden, denmark, south africa and australia ;-)
JokecookieAustria 3 weeks ago
Thank God for the Germans. Save us from the smug jaded commentariat on Radio 4. This is a masterpiece of post modern existentialist neo-absurdist comic theatre,ie its funny. And it satirises all the hideous pointless ritualistic New years eve blowouts that will take place tonight and every year ad infinitum. Danke. Danke Danke
cleaningagent101 3 weeks ago
Watched this after hearing about it on BBC Saturday Live. Not laugh out loud funny. Needed more surprises along with the repeated bits, like when he drinks the flower water or jumps over the tiger's head. That raised a smile on my cynical British face.
bombleybombley 3 weeks ago
This documentary is still shocking, binge drinking was rife in the old days, it's a British disease by Jove.
canturgan 4 weeks ago
Radio 4 just did a piece about this. The Germans show this nonsense every year and laugh at it religiously.
rehabwales 4 weeks ago
I watched this for the first time. It was a struggle to get to the end but I did persevere. So predictable. Is that what makes it funny for some?
rootsandshootsdevon 4 weeks ago
How could the Saturday Live people not see how funny this is, and I only have the tiniest shred of German blood? The old dear (Edwardian rather than Victorian?) is compelling the butler to get drunk and he is horrified; also baffled by the tiger rug. Love it!!!
catclark52 4 weeks ago
Perhaps it's not funny to British people because we only have to go into the centre of any major town in England, Scotland or Wales on any randomly chosen Friday or Saturday night to see people in FAR worse states than James. Having lived on the continent, I can understand why anyone in Europe might find this kind of behaviour funny :-)
jonr2112 4 weeks ago 2
radio4 listeners - this is quite funny really.
I had a little lol.
mattblack19761 4 weeks ago
@mattblack19761 You probably are too young to remember Monty Python.
SE962582C 3 weeks ago
Tedious indeed! I gave up after 3 minutes
phenomenalwomandr 4 weeks ago
Tedious!
Jakleton1 4 weeks ago
why is this funny?
tnshive 4 weeks ago
love how you can hear single people laughing in the audience :D
creektime 4 weeks ago
My german sweetheart told me to look this up. Totally worth it xD! Hahhaa I can't believe I've never seen this!
xXyudaya46Xx 4 weeks ago
I havent seen this since about '07, Glad i finally found it.
TheSovietRooster 4 weeks ago
same procedure as last year!
humzor 4 weeks ago
Watching this every new years eve here in Finland!
TheMagicalElephant 4 weeks ago
me and my family watch this every new year:-) its a german favourite to:)
CrazziiDukuu174 4 weeks ago
Is it wrong if this video gave me a boner?
sethrahthefurry 1 month ago
in the Fearoese (where i come from) it is a tradition to show this on tv every new years eve, and at least 90% of the citizen watch it every single time!
Goggarin1991 1 month ago
anyone else watch this EVERY year? xP
yaying404 1 month ago in playlist Fun
Spending my first New Year in Berlin this year - I shall be dissapointed if I don't get to see this on German TV. Scholl!
mobbsy1115 1 month ago
Norwegian favourite c:
PantheraUncia13 1 month ago
can`t wait to drink with james on new years eve!
joeleinfachnurjoel 1 month ago
Det´r still over det.
WishesNeverComeTrue 1 month ago
This is the highlight of the year, 1 more week until it airs on tv=)
Mupphenke 1 month ago
Every new year in Germany ;)
Darcy4562 1 month ago
This is the most repeated clip ever on TV
Proclifo 1 month ago
Norwegian day before Christmas would never be the same without this classic piece!
ahhgirl67 1 month ago
Why is he already drunk?
stigoblogg 1 month ago
@stigoblogg Because he's British...we come pre-drunk with a free musket in every box.
Hereticalable 1 month ago
one thing that confuses me.... does she know that her friends are dead??
zarapicasso 1 month ago
:-)
usspooky3 1 month ago
I find the ending disagreeable. The butler is not nearly drunk enough to boff that old bat.
ignoblius 1 month ago 2
it's so funny XD XD XD XD
LoveManualidades 1 month ago
Danish new year would not be the same without this...
sprattussprattus 1 month ago 9
@sprattussprattus
Neither would Swedish, lol!
AmyLilies 3 weeks ago
@AmyLilies nor Austrian, hehe. ^^
Griesmayer 3 weeks ago
Sorry! *Miss Sophie XS
spotoftrouble 1 month ago
The same procedure as last year, Miss Selby?
The same procedure as every year, James.
spotoftrouble 1 month ago 3
This really is pathetically unfunny. No wonder I have never heard of it.
redabdab 1 month ago
@redabdab You have no sense of humor :)
This is classic and they air it every year at christmas time/New year.
noecortexX5 1 month ago
Click on the views statistics ;D
WorldOfDeepThought 1 month ago
I'm here because of Q.I.
llkdll 1 month ago
Wow Germans being humourless as a stereotype I thought couldn't have gone this far. But this one really.....
Writerandartiste 1 month ago
Ek het die fliek jare gelede gesien en is Britse humor op sy beste. Dankie MJ
tobydv1 1 month ago
I love this fine humor :D
GeorgeWells13 2 months ago
I can see why this never gets shown on British TV....it really isn't funny. The germans have a different sense of humour.
sodthisforalaugh 2 months ago
@sodthisforalaugh Oh come on. I'm an American and this is actually pretty funny. Maybe it's because I take German class, maybe it's because I like to watch people drunkly blunder about. I don't know.
dodgeballwhiz 2 months ago
I'm English and only learned about this when visiting Germany for our Holidays this year. It has not been screened on British TV for years apparently.
thegreatgumburto 2 months ago
@thegreatgumburto In Germany they have it every year! ;-)
BratWody 2 months ago
I dont think its funny when a man trips over the head of a dead organ taken out tiger.
Xplosiveduelsgaming 2 months ago
I loved this the first time I saw it years ago, and still love it.
rlgn1950 3 months ago
SO FUNNY!!
TheMegeTube 3 months ago
Hahaha this never gets old, classic comedy.
ClaireenaBear 3 months ago 39
well i must say i prefer the black and white to the colour version. At the very least there are better camera angles.
pickering86 4 months ago