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Des O'Connor joins Eric & Ernie (again)

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Uploaded by on Dec 3, 2008

From the 1979 Christmas Special which had David Frost talking to Eric & Ernie about their lives and careers, this is the section when they were joined by Des O'Connor.

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  • Shows just how much M+W and Des liked and respected each other. Very touching. Lovely.

  • LOL!!!! I never get bored of watching them :)

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  • Funny will always be funny :)

  • This is everyday stuff from the best of the best....(Eric, Ernie AND Des)...superb players...

  • @BigMSmallcBigL Ohhhh, sorry.

    I honestly didn't realise!

    Thanks anyhow :)

  • @2midtownmadness ... adverts.

    This is from the 1979 christmas special, which was made by Thames and shown on ITV, hence the ad break. Eric and Ern left the BBC after their 1977 special.

    Either way, smashing clip.

  • Brilliant. I'm in tears just watching ffs

  • @121Swaleskid "If it wasnt for Eric and Ernie, there would be no Des O conner in the TV"

    Never mind, they made up for that in other ways since! (Can imagine Eric saying something like that)

  • Ha! What a brilliant ending.

  • If it wasnt for Eric and Ernie, there would be no Des O conner in the TV

  • It's interesting how there was an ad break just before Des started singing, despite that fact that the show was on the BBC and therefore had no adverts!

  • @sukes58 That's David Frost amd he's very much alive

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