This reminds me of my mom and her friend; how they used to go on about neighborhood gossip and such about people they knew :) It's like listening to them all over again!
@Jaksken Knickers are girls underwear, panties if you will, in Britain. Hence the saying 'don't get your knickers in a twist' (roughly translated to 'don't get yourself worked up').
@ZacharyDBrooks They're using a device in British comedy where one of the characters isn't shown, leaving the viewer to visualise it. I can imagine that the person lives in London (probably Notting Hill), works in PR/media, is somewhat self-obsessed, tries to be very right-on and impress her friends, has bought a property in the country for weekend visits and tries too hard to get in with the locals. Probably not far off Edina in Absolutey Fabulous!
This reminds me of my mom and her friend; how they used to go on about neighborhood gossip and such about people they knew :) It's like listening to them all over again!
reveriehill1614 2 months ago
One of their most under-rated sketches
Vomitech 7 months ago 3
My all-time favorite F&S skit. Thank you so much for uploading =^)
jeffeastwood15 7 months ago
Finally! I have missed this forever! ! ! !! ! Thank you! !
ghosthelper100 11 months ago
cordless iron
napdaw 11 months ago
wat r knickers???
Jaksken 11 months ago
@Jaksken Knickers are girls underwear, panties if you will, in Britain. Hence the saying 'don't get your knickers in a twist' (roughly translated to 'don't get yourself worked up').
amegriffin3 10 months ago
@Jaksken underwear
MrArturoui 7 months ago
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@Jaksken english for underwear
MrArturoui 7 months ago
What accents are they putting on here?Welsh?Irish?
ThePearlofeire 1 year ago
@ThePearlofeire The accent is West Country (Bristol area). The sketch was called "West Country" in the scripts
stephenrankin 1 year ago
maybe 3 or 4
late 80's early 90's i guess
ppauly 1 year ago
I don't know why but this sketch makes me feel comfortable. And it's funny as hell also.
malejdraha 1 year ago
I don't get it. Who are they talking about?
ZacharyDBrooks 1 year ago
@ZacharyDBrooks They're using a device in British comedy where one of the characters isn't shown, leaving the viewer to visualise it. I can imagine that the person lives in London (probably Notting Hill), works in PR/media, is somewhat self-obsessed, tries to be very right-on and impress her friends, has bought a property in the country for weekend visits and tries too hard to get in with the locals. Probably not far off Edina in Absolutey Fabulous!
MBHD153 1 year ago 9
@MBHD153 Bang on! That's what I pictured ;) ..thank you for uploading! xx
windchimex 1 year ago
@MBHD153 I would LOVE it if they did a sketch where it turns out it was Edina... how perfect would that be.
myalternative 1 year ago
@MBHD153 lol. I was reading that thinking... "eddie?"
Jems17 3 months ago
"Her Majesty comes down here Saturday nights and sticks half a ton of coke up her nose, that's alright, but don't have any sugar in your tea!"
jeffeastwood15 1 year ago 5
my sister got a dress for £40 but my dad thinks it was a tenner ;D
I1DONT4LIKE0PIE 1 year ago
I've been looking for this!! Thank you!
Tears222 1 year ago 2
Bangly-desh!
bwbasicwoman 2 years ago 3
lol!! Too many funny snippetts to mention any one in particular!! Thanks to pugmom6 for sharing! Sunbeam :)
xxxSunbeamxxx 2 years ago
Lol 3:17 "a shit shovel"
theBrotherGrymm 2 years ago 4
Many of Jen and Dawn's characters and sketches take you into their world and make you feel comfy and cosy and enjoying them and wanting more. :)
Summerskill 2 years ago 13
I love it how she irons the t shirt and then just throws it away
Iluminator 2 years ago 7
you cant beat these two love this era of comedy.
oralwizard 3 years ago 23
Absolutely one of my favorite examples of their superb talent with dialects!
Mitamama 3 years ago 20
the golden years
ppauly 3 years ago 8
@ppauly What season is this from?
jeffeastwood15 1 year ago