The Frost Report - Frost Over England Part 1

[FreezingFirestorm]

I think that "man" who's pants fell down was played by a woman!

[FreezingFirestorm]

Not only is this written by 4 of the 6 pythons and john cleese acting as well, but marty feldman who acted with cleese and chapman in "At last its the 1948 show", is one of the writers.

[YumpinYiminy100]

Our family never missed an episode. I even had the LP: The Frost Report on Everything, and many bits you have shown were on the LP. I was able to watch parts 1,2,3,5, and 6; but wasn't able to find part 4. And in part 5 David starts out by saying "John Cleese as himself". I'm not sure but wasn't that just after the Classes Sketch which would have been in part 4? Thank you so much for sharing these. I can't for the life of me figure out why someone hasn't put the Frost Report on DVD.

[sail1948]

Sadly Frost morphed into a toadying establishment arselicker.

[krelllabs]

That certainly was Cleese as the sentry with a hat problem.

[apexxxx10]

I am now watching the Michael Pailin interview on BBC Hardtalk.

Thx Piecraft & YouTube

for this clip

John K Lindgren

CarSanook (dot com)

Bangkok

[mightyomnivore]

wow -- john cleese at 0:55

[orchardcottage]

Yes, indeed.

[AndrewJimScott]

I'm surprised you didn't also mention "Not only...But Also" or "The Goodies" in the best of british comedy.

[orwellson]

Wow. This is like the proto-Daily Show

[villainrobot]

Yeah! This show has a great resemblance to Jon Stewart's show.

[Hoddersrevenge]

They really need to put this back on TV, or better still, DVD :) This is what comedy is meant to be like, no swearing or offending anyone :)

[spittingimage4005]

This is proper british comedy!

[inspired86]

this is so reflective of todays satirical topics. its as fresh as the day it was airred. classic.

[ignorantpom]

I lol'd

[fromthesidelines]

John, Michael Palin, and Terry Jones contributed material for this program...

[CartoonFan56]

Just goes to show you that the British just make better television.

[Gricou]

Hey was that John Cleese cutting the cake?

[nedoflanders2]

Yes.