Belly laughs

Ken Dodd
Ronnie Corbett

Tom Sharpe books - brilliant, have you laughing and crying with laughter!!

My lovely husband of nearly 30 years; it’s why I married him!!

nineatheana QI for me too but also Get Some In. I am exRAF and did the medic training. It is obviously meant to be RAF Freckleton in Lancashire.

Difference is that we were all volunteers. Natiional Service was just finishing.

Dear John
Just Good Friends
As Time Goes By
1066 and All That
Would I Lie to You
Upstart Crow
Round the Horn
Strictly used to , but rather contrived now.

Withnail and I. "We've come on holiday by mistake." "I have a heart condition. If you hit me, it's murder." "Here hare here." Of course, you have to have seen the film to understand.

Ditto Some Like It Hot or The Big Lebowski.

My dh loves the film down periscooe he makes us all laugh while watching it

Gogglebox and PG Wodehouse as well as EF Benson. The infectious sound of uninhibited children's laughter always gets me going too. Oh no. Now I'm sad again.

The Mike Harding shows back in the late 1980s, and more recently, Peter Kay. Both brilliant comedians. Sarah Milligan is good too, but tbh, some of the old comedy shows have been repeated that many times on the TV that they have become quite boring when you know exactly what they are going to say next!

janetashbolt thank you. VERY funny ??

Yes. RuthleanorI too giggle at this one by ElvisPresley and he’s so handsome he makes me smile

Very few make me laugh out loud, but Last Tango In Halifax,
Where Gillian says “What fresh hell is this” ( last series I think). Has me in fits. Maybe you have to see it ?.

Gogglebox - they say the most ridiculous things

Friends
Third Rock from the Sun

Just watched best of Graham Norton clips online. Hilarious episode featuring Michael McIntire talking about '"hanky panky".

Fr Ted. The lingerie department, the nuns, in fact DH and I often use some of their phrases and end up laughing instead of worrying, "drink", "ah go on, go on, go on" "it was only resting in my account" "we'll have none of that" and of course "we'll say a Mass then" having been brought up in a Catholic family of Irish ancestry, educated by nuns & priests - it's priceless.

Gogglebox!

Rufus2* I think you find its "Boom oo yattety ta wink

Phoenix; No I won't ; it's "Boom OO Ya Ta Ta Ta".
and I forgot to give credit to Sid and Dick who are an essential part of the quartet! It's now gone 1.00am on Monday, but I knew I wouldn't sleep without sorting that out!
Thanks!

Thought I'd posted this, but seems to have vanished!

Brian Johnson and Jonathan Agnew cricket comnentary, where someone "failed to get his leg over"

Brian's voice getting higher and higher as he tried to keep the commentary going while laughing "Stop it Aggers!" Can't listen to that without giggling!

I watch everything on Youtube, as I can't get British TV. Most of the above make me laugh, but also the American version of 'Whose Line Is It' really makes me laugh out loud, even though they are at least 20 years old.(but then, so are the Morecambe and Wise shows). I also discovered the 'thin blue line' which is very funny.

I used to love the Yes Minister, etc episodes

The vicar of Dibley.

Morecambe and wise

Only fools and horses.

Mrs Brown's boys.

Michael McIntyre in stand-up.

Rufus2* I think you find its "Boom oo yattety ta"

QI

Would I lie to you, so quick, funny and clever. Dad's Army, Fools & Horses etc leave me cold. There was a piece in The Good Life when the snooty neighbour explained that she didn't understand jokes - I think that's me (not snooty I hope) just often baffled wondering what others find so side splittingly funny.