A Lesson in Tolerance As a Father Meets His Son's Boyfriend

published by gorillaman

1 year 5 months 4 weeks ago • 472 views

tags: harry enfield, dad, sketch, gay, sweet, pc

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I love the way the 90s comedians really humanised their characters, giving them believable feelings and a personality - something that's missing from the current generation of sketch show.

written by gorillaman

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The song sung everyday on this end, kinda like a mantra.....
Always great, is discovering the old and making it new again,...(a yank discovering Harry Enfield for the first time on the sift!)

That old-timey football match skit in black n' white.....watched it 10 times at least!!!

written by choggie

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Doh accidental downvote

please ignore it. I am very supportive of the GLBT community....

written by bl968

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what show is this?

written by gluonium

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It's from Harry Enfield and Chums

written by redthing

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Harry Enfields "chums" included Paul Whitehouse, who is infinitely more funny (check the Fast Show).

Enfield tends to go for the obvious juvenile cliche jokes, his stuff looked dated even when it was new.
His best two characters are Kevin the teenager and Wayne Slob, i guess because they are juvenile cliches.

"make yourself at homo" wasn't the pinnacle of his career!

written by MINK

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