Comedy which has had you in tears of laughter

[lifetime fan]

 

 

Picked this up in a charity shop this afternoon for 50p.

[FieldingMellish]

You'd have to watch most of the episode but this short end clip killed me on first watch.

 

[Josef Svejk]

Posted this recently and how I had to leave my desk for a while after watching it due to not being able to calm down:

 

That's very good.

[Total Longo]

Watched "The Naked Gun" with the kids last night, they were in tears at the parts where Drebin goes for a whizz with the radio mic on and the pure slapstick of the scene where he sets fire to Ricardo Montalban's office.

 

They're into "The Young Ones" and have watched "Airplane!" "Top Secret!" and now "The Naked Gun" in the past week. Love the way good humour just isn't defined by a generation.   

[Moctezuma]

Limmy is excellent, that dee dee Yoker sketch and some of the Falconhoof stuff is brilliant.

[Karl_b]

Always Sunny.... consistently cracks me up. We're way behind the curve and only just coming to the end of Season 9. Frank getting stuck, naked, in a kid's playground was jaw-achingly funny.

[milky]

Limmy is excellent, that dee dee Yoker sketch and some of the Falconhoof stuff is brilliant.

 

''Kill Jester''.

[Dave D]

There was a scene in Bottom when a bloke called spudgun comes round to a party.

 

Converstaion as follows-

 

Spudgun- "My wife is in the West Indies" 

 

Mayall- "Really?"

 

Spudgun- "Yeah- she Left Tuesday.."

 

...short pause,

 

Mayall look perplexed

 

Spudgun shakes head and says- "It was funnier in the pub..".

 

I couldnt stop laughing, random shit like that is right up my alley

[KMD7]

I came close to collapsing with laughter the first time I watched this scene

 

[KMD7]

And this

 

[Trumo]

And this

 

 

The post-gig discussion is even funnier.

 

[Joe Strummer]

 

So many to choose from Partridge but this one always gets me.

[Dave D]

I came close to collapsing with laughter the first time I watched this scene

 

 

 

Your right, the gas man episode was hilarious

[KMD7]

The post-gig discussion is even funnier.

 

Ha ha true. Such an ace film

[SlugTrail]

Billy Connolly did a sketch about prescription windscreens, not sure if it was actually funny but remember being doubled over with laughter

[tokyojoe]

[Joe Strummer]

[General Dryness]

Watched "The Naked Gun" with the kids last night, they were in tears at the parts where Drebin goes for a whizz with the radio mic on and the pure slapstick of the scene where he sets fire to Ricardo Montalban's office.

 

They're into "The Young Ones" and have watched "Airplane!" "Top Secret!" and now "The Naked Gun" in the past week. Love the way good humour just isn't defined by a generation.   

 

The airport press conference "And you, coming down to get the hot story" to the press when they're actually there for Weird Al Yankovic. And the firework factory fire "Nothing to see here".

 

And I know its not good form to like anything OJ Simpson did, but he's involved in some ace scenes, like when he gets shot about 50 times then he's staggering around standing on bear traps and leaning on freshly painted woodwork. And the hospital scene is classic.

 

OJ (Whispering): "Drugs"

Frank : "Nurse, get this man some drugs, can't you see he's in pain?"

OJ : "Heroin"

Frank : "Thats a bit of a tall order, you might have to give me some time on that one"

 

These are all from memory so sue me if they're not totally accurate.

[Carvalho Diablo]

I love Bottom.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

I love Bottom.

 

Don't we all CD.

 

Oh you mean the TV show? Haven't seen it yet.

[Jennings]

Some of the shows mentioned make me smile or maybe a chuckle. Very few have me in tears of laughter.

The rare ones that do are Inbetweeners, Fawlty towers, Blackadder, Only Fools.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

 

And I know its not good form to like anything OJ Simpson did, but he's involved in some ace scenes, like when he gets shot about 50 times then he's staggering around standing on bear traps and leaning on freshly painted woodwork. And the hospital scene is classic.

 

 

I only watched The Naked Gun for the first time about a year ago, and this scene had me absolutely crippled! Repped for the reminder, I'm going to watch it tonight.

[Red74]

[Plev]

Pissed myself the first time I saw this. Shirley Ghostman channels Lady Di.

 

https://youtu.be/HhF9bsyqcCc

[A Red]

Watching a Monty Python thing last night, was reminded of this -