A Bit of Fry and Laurie
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  • I don't get it. Henry et uh?

    DoctorRainbow8321 1 month ago

  • @DoctorRainbow8321 He misheard it as "Henry et (ate) her"

    artvandelay13 1 week ago

  • your standing in my children right now!!great

    TreborRebore 8 months ago

  • I don't get the Henrietta joke :-/

    piaaguilos 1 year ago

  • @piaaguilos

    Henry ate here

    in many dialects ate is pronounced "et"

    Georgelangham 9 months ago

  • harry is as harry does

    MarquessaBuffy 2 years ago

  • "Do you want me to try Sydney?"

    "STAY AWAKE PETER, HE'LL BE IN AUSTRALIA BY NOW."

    Brilliant. As is the whole sketch.

    garfinberm 2 years ago 3

  • "You're standing in my children right now."

    "I . . . think I may have misheard that, John."

    CroakerX 2 years ago 5

  • Oh that marjorie.

    Eruadhiel 3 years ago

  • "Henrietta"

    "Did he?, I'm sorry to hear that." :)

    bakerstreetbookworm 4 years ago 13

  • Absolutely unique talents.

    24gwen24 4 years ago 4

  • What? You've GOT to be kidding.

    Thraxwhirl 4 years ago

  • There are six million people out there.

    Really? What do they want?

    Juliusmali 4 years ago 11

  • What ? Drove through High Wykham?

    mje79 4 years ago

  • Thats precisely what it means.. One I dont really get is where he says "I drove through.. the other day"

    Kebabsvein 4 years ago

  • High Wycombe...a town of little consequence. Part of the humour of this series of sketches is that the characters are too big for their surroundings.

    iamborodave 4 years ago 3

  • I love their linguistics! We have quite some humour like that in Germany, too. Quite some humour like that, too... what a phrase... sorry. :-) "sorry, I... do not... speak english." *coughs*

    FemaleWeaponX 4 years ago

  • What other uk stuff like this do you enjoy?

    mje79 4 years ago

  • Henrietta

    - Did he? I'm sorry to hear that?

    Klementyne 4 years ago

  • it's understood as Henry-ate-her, i believe. Of course, explaining the joke totally blows it, it's better when you just hear it and get it, but anyway.... this is just what i think it means...

    NicolasBotero 4 years ago

  • who had asked to explain it XD!! it's blantly obvious

    taintedevil01 4 years ago

  • Non-sence, satyre, linguistic twists... All concepts. And I can name more, cat, dog, car, black-jack, winnie...

    ImperatriceJosephine 4 years ago

  • dont you just love it......every last cliche in the book brilliantly delivered by the two of the best in the business.....great stuff

    atomrose 4 years ago

  • absolutely my fav chars of these two, so glad this is posted!! thanks!

    Dagarvs 4 years ago

  • the way they come up with is it because most of it is adlibbed

    suicidedelinquent 4 years ago

  • 'Hurts like hell on a jet seat Peter...'

    'Your wrong Peter...oh so wrong...your standing in my children right now...'

    Brilliant! Gotta love the early boardroom antics. Hadn't even got the catchphrase 'damn it!' yet. Funny how, in the early ones, they recogniseably get more pissed as the sketch goes on. In later episodes their drinking hardly seems to have any effect at all! Barring the obvious of course...

    BelatedCommiseration 4 years ago

  • hugh looks so cute one the first clip..

    "sorry,i..do not..speak english.." haha

    adorable!

    samsooni7 5 years ago 2

  • "I've never been Nancy, John"

    blackcat355 5 years ago 2

  • "Henrietta." - "Did he, did he? I'm sorry to hear that." ROFL xDxDxD

    How do they come up with something like this?

    RickieRocket 5 years ago

  • I love that line! Cracks me up everytime!

    qpmomma 5 years ago

  • Yeah, it's my favourite line in this sketch too. Genius.

    Thraxwhirl 4 years ago

  • "There are 6 million people out there..."

    "Really? What do they want?"

    Classic.

    L1ZZ1771 5 years ago 3

  • -"What's she arrrfffterrr?

    -"How did you manage to keep nancy for so long?" "I've never been nancy, John." "Your wife, Peter."

    Sooooo good!

    jamesgood72 5 years ago 2

  • yay damn!!!which seires is this from?

    communistrabbit 5 years ago

  • series one, i wrote it on the summary lol

    ayesham819 5 years ago

  • HAHA "I've never been nancy, John ..."

    asifuwuld 5 years ago

  • "Shall I try Sydney?"

    "STAY AWAKE PETER HE'LL BE IN AUSTRALIA BY NOW!"

    singingboy700uk 5 years ago

  • The Board Room And The Bedroom Are Just Two Sides Of The Same Agenda!!! love it

    deusdeacon 5 years ago 2

  • I always laugh at

    "Call O'Neil, get him to postpone the meeting."

    "What should I tell him?"

    "Tell him any damn thing you like, just buy me some time!"

    RobbieCook 5 years ago 2

  • Yes. God, that sketch is relentlessly funny. Loads of laugh-out-loud moments. When was the last time a British TV comedy was as good as this? Depressing, actually.

    lesterbangs1 5 years ago 2

  • Was Hugh Laurie suppose to fall?

    Rosebud04 5 years ago

  • I asked that myself, too! If you find it out, tell me so!

    RickieRocket 5 years ago

  • It didn't look like it, he himself looked very odd at that moment.

    Snapemaniac 4 years ago

  • 'Marjorie? Jeeeesus Peter, Marjorie's just a kid!'

    nedsmanks 5 years ago

  • Damn good

    Rosebud04 5 years ago

  • Excellent. At last someone has posted what is arguably F&L's best creation. Many thanks. The 2nd school I went to was about 3 miles from Uttoxeter. Cool, eh? Not really, it's a shithole.

    jdpenfold 5 years ago

  • this is billiant..i really miss the fry & laurie duo...too bad they're both so busy with different projects

    junkijunkster 5 years ago

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