Your favourite comedy sketch

Joyce Grenfell - "Yes we do Sidney!" I find myself using that an awful lot with GS2

I was reading a recipe book the other day and was suddenly reminded of one of my very favourite 'Frasier' episodes - "Cherries Jubilee". It was absolutely crackers and I still grin just to think about it! Best of a very good comedy series.

Watching Netanyahu's speech on Channel 4 news this evening, I half expected Ronnie Corbett to walk in and give him a handful of pea stalks.

Joyce Grenfell - hilarious or moving - never cruel...

Oh yes sal those Joyce Grenfell sketches! I help out in an infants school one afternoon a week and Joyce Grenfell often pops into my mind when I see the staff trying to keep the children in order.

I had forgotten the wonderful Joyce Grenfell. 'George, don't do that!'
When my cat tunnels under the bed cover, I call her Lumpy Latimer.

@Grannyby - The Box sketch was one of Jimmy James's routines. One stooge (or 'discovery') was Eli Woods, the other ("Hutton Conyers") was played by a succession of different people, including at one time Roy Castle.

Hutton C: Hey! Are you putting it around that I'm barmy?
Jimmy J: No, no it's not me.
Hutton C: Well, someone's putting it around that I'm barmy. (Nods in Eli's direction) Is it him?
Jimmy J: I'll ask him (to Eli) Is it you that's putting it around that he's barmy?
Bretton W: I don't want any.
Jimmy J: He doesn't want any.
Bretton W: How much are they?
Jimmy J: How much are - no - never mind, it's not him.
Hutton C: Well somebody's putting it around that I'm barmy.
Jimmy J: Did you want to keep it a secret?

Classic stuff!

@Rosesarered - The Plank: not really a sketch, more a full-length film. The oddest thing about it was that Eric Sykes made two versions, some years apart. In one, his sidekick was Tommy Cooper, in the other, Arthur Lowe.
Jimmy Edwards was in both as the policeman always about to get on his bike... but never quite managing it. Both were made in an almost silent-movie fashion, and both are still very funny.

The recording of Michael Bentine as a radio announcer, reading the football results, and obviously checking his coupon at the same time. Hilarious!
And another Peter Sellers record, talking his way through the Beatles "Hard Days Night", in the personae of Richard 111.

Peter Sellers....on an old record with Welcome to Balham......!

Wonder if anyone remembers a sketch with Eli and someone else called, I think, The Elephant in the Box. Very funny.

'Don't tell him Pike!' Classic.

Dad's Army, I never tire of it and it always makes me laugh and cheers me up on a bad day.

Helena - that's another favourite of mine, I remember the words.
Also this one, Bo Dudley, which some say nowadays is racist:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=btS7-UoK2Oo

Not so much a sketch but The Gasman by Flanders and Swann gets me every time.

Pete & Dud's One Legged Tarzan sketch: I've got nothing against your right leg, but then again, neither have you...!! You are deficient in the leg department to the tune of one... It has me in stitches every time

roses I remember the plank. When I first saw it I thought it was hilarious. They televised it again last year and it still amused me though not quite in the same way. I would like to say that it is because my tastes had become more sophisticated, but I still fall about listening to Round the Horne, so it can't possibly be that!

Two Ronnies fork handles, all Fawlty Towers and Only Fool and Horses. Victoria Wood singing "Bend me over backwards on a hostess trolley" this caused much hilarity with my daughters as I had a hostess trolley at one time. I never did like Monty Python it wasn't my kind of humour

No! Not sure what I did wrong!

Loved the Two Ronnies! The one where they do a Morris dance with the St Botolph country dance team is one of my favourites.

I wonder if this link will work...
BBC One - The Two Ronnies, Series 5, Episode 4, The Dancing ...

I quite like The Plank, anyone remember this sketch?Eric Sykes?

Oh, you've just reminded me of Julie Walters in the 'Two Soups' sketch joannapiano! Wonderful...

The Bricklayers Lament by Gerard Hofnung, brilliant.
The Two Ronnies musical sketch where they are dressed as WRENS. I used to be a Wren and can picture my Mum laughing uproariously at that one, happy days.

DH and I love Mrs Overall, in Acorn Antiques, along with 'Miss Babs', played by Celia Imrie. Victoria Wood scripts are wonderful.

I love the M & W breakfast one. (I had such a crush on Eric Morecombe. Still have really. I found him so attractive! ).

And I love the falling through the bar one two.