Astronauts
Dalek I Lyrics

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Adrenalize ADN Lewis (Ignition sequence start) (Six, five, four, three, two, one)…
Ainars Mielavs & Imants Kalnins No visām pusēm sauc, No malu malām nāk un iet, Bet Tu…
Bounce Patrol We are go for liftoff in T minus thirty Roger that…
BriBry Are you sick of all this change? In a century that…
Cast of Lions Hush hush world Hush hush world (World x16) Hush hush We…
Crash Adams Running on control The missions of the astronaut we came for…
diamond eyes I′m a Astronaut flying through the sky When I look down…
Eric & Magill I wanna walk among the stars Find myself somewhere on Mars P…
Future & Juice WRLD Just like a astronaut We don't detox Yeah Playin' in the mud…

Grieves We used to fly around the world in a cardboard…
Judy Blank If I knew how to build a house, I'd build…
Juice WRLD Just like a astronaut We don't detox Yeah Playin' in the mud…
Kids and Animals 탐험을 떠나갈 거야 right now Young and free 두려울 건 없잖아 어디든…
Liquid Divine Astronauts Atom heart lover, Where have you been?…
me & the plant Take me far away Never coming back We can dance all night…
Modern Skirts We can float and startle from our sleep The only light…
One Eskimo You float like a baby Trying to escape this Covered…
Park Jefferson I can't shake this constant headache On my back, just like…
PennyRoyale Astronauts I was walking along the shoreline & I didn’t tak…
Platten Rachel Let's meet up far away where astronauts and gravity Have ope…
Quietkid Bobby got a lot on his mind Teachers say he one…
Rachel Platten Let's meet up far away where astronauts and gravity Have ope…
Shiina Mota もしも僕が今晩のカレーを残さず食べたなら良かったのかな君は酷く顔をしかめてもうたべなくっていいよって言ったんだっけ…
Sisyphus Defeated No one knows what the future holds what paths may…
Sui Moshimo bokuga konban no karee o Nokosazu tabenara yokatta n…
Tracking Mechanical waves travel But the medium makes them futile Ph…
Trademark Of Youth (T.O.Y.) Call me an astronaut Cause I've been needing space I've been…

You.You.You. Take me far away Never coming back We can dance all night…

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@duckduckgoismuchbetter

6y↑2

This was excruciatingly hilarious! I am American and while I am vaguely aware of having heard or read the name "Spike Milligan" somewhere, I never knew who or what a "Spike Milligan" was, it could have been an alcoholic drink for all I knew or a character in the funny pages of the newspaper.

I have liked most British humor since I discovered Benny Hill on PBS in the early 80s as a teenager, and then much later, "Are You Being Served" and Monte Python (first on cassette tapes). And this past year, The Two Ronnie's.

There seems to be a nearly inexhaustible supply of your wonderful "daft humor" or rather "humour". 😂

I'm wondering what I'll discover next.

I just wish someone would put subtitles on them all, and explain the jokes that we Americans wouldn't get. That's why I think we love Are You Being Served so much, it was based on sort of universal type characters, and we can get most of the broad humor. For example, Mr Humphreys walk is funny in any language. And when Mrs Slocum draws her eyes down and calls Mr Lucas "Y'daft ape!", that doesn't require cultural translation either.

All comments from YouTube:

@allanmacbadger5692

5y↑379

Perhaps younger people don't realise that Spike was born in India, raised in India, went to school in India and mixed with ordinary Indian people, he spoke several Indian languages fluently and had no hint of racism in his body, he did it because he was a comic writer and he thought it was funny - now put that in the curry!

@andrewfox4789

3y↑21

Well said

@peterking5537

2y↑18

Great comment. We British never had a problem laughing at ourselves. Respectfully of course.

@pauljordan4452

1y↑11

Sanjeev Bhaskar's character would have exclaimed: SPIKE MILLIGAN....INDIAN!

@guyfaux900

1y↑7

@@pauljordan4452 it's a stupid argument I mean some black people like to refer themselves as n**** but a lot don't so because of one person's f*** up view don't expect it's not going to offend at least a few people justifiably or don't bother getting into comedy. As someone with Indian blood I don't find it particularly offensive but I don't find it really that funny either if you're going to go cliche go all out or don't bother imo

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@davidlunn4861

21w↑2

Who at the time had ever thought of having Daleks in a comedy sketch. Only Spike could.

@WildPhotoShooter

4y↑70

Some people didn't realise Spike was a legend at the time, this sketch is one of the best bits of Brit comedy ever, I still use the words "PUT IT IN THE CURRY" when the occasion arises.

@guyfaux900

1y↑3

What about the comedian that literally killed it on BBCTV🕺 A performance to die for.

@alanhowe5813

49w↑2

Spike was a absolute comic genius never to be seen again in this weak woke age

@andypeek8151

3y↑273

He was completely insane and brilliant, RIP Spike.

@brendadrumm9451

2y↑3

Well he did want on his headstone told u I wernt well

@kippertrace5808

2y↑4

@@brendadrumm9451 not to mince with words but...''Told you I was ill''

@mrsmith7936

and racist

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@MrDblStop

2y↑23

A couple of weeks ago my 12 year old dropped some veg she was chopping onto the kitchen floor. She asked what to do with it and I found myself replying in a dalek voice, "put it in the curry". It has stayed with me all these years. Thanks Spike, you are missed.

@michealmccann

2y↑47

Absolutely hilarious, there will never be another spike, comedy gold.

@jerzygawor958

47w↑3

I can't imagine what the wokes would make of this. Absolutely Spike 'Mulligans' at his hilarious best 😂😂😂

@Dongobog-ps9tz

31w

I'd say this was very woke because it put an interacial couple on prime time TV in a time where that would normally be controversial

@JohnSmith-oe4ci

3y↑64

I've got to applaud Spike for how progressive this sketch was for the time - portraying a diverse mixed relationship between a dalek male & human female.

@frankfisher99

3y↑7

Did you assume that dalek's gender?

@jonnobloggs1139

2y↑6

Is the dalek identifying as a cyberwoman ?

@FUNKINETIK

He paved the way for the thoughts from the likes of Elon Musk.
P E A C E : )

@sarahthegreat929

2y↑2

It could be a dalek female and a human female

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@Mrmasterranter

6y↑120

I'm Pakistani myself, and I think this is hilarious

@fayesouthall6604

2y↑5

Thats good to know

@portcullis5622

2y↑14

I am a dalek and I am slightly offended. We are not as violent or destructive as this sketch implies.

@guyfaux900

1y↑6

@@portcullis5622 there's a high instance of schizophrenia amongst Daleks from radiation.

@portcullis5622

1y↑6

You are right. You are never alone with a dalek.

@pedalman130

1y↑3

Well said mate , this is just comedy .....there was no offence intended from Spike .

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@gyrofoam1

11y↑45

He was a very complex person and character, his childhood and war experiences were eventful, to say the least. Reading all his war, post and pre-war books, and all the poetry, stories and small novels like "Puckoon" gives a glimpse of his mind thru' creativity. And a lot was the result of depression, like when he got finally shell-shocked and disfunctional i.e. 'twas busting up his head. He was able to write of FUNNY stuff as well as describing unfunny things in a clever/acidic/funny/ironic way.

@philipknight734

2y↑2

said mother tern to baby tern, would you like a brother? Said baby tern to mother tern, yes one good tern deserves another. Don't know wht i always remembered that......Milliganimals

@bethcushway458

1y↑2

@@philipknight734 the one that always sticks in my head is
A baby sardine saw her first submarine
She gasped and looked through the peephole
Oh come, come come said the sardines mum
It's only a tin full of people

@TheTiedye123

6y↑13

Genius! This man broke all the rules even some that were not rules yet. His only motive was humour and the absurd but above all a huge dose of humanity and kindness. God Bless Spike!

@B0bChorba

Here here

@NeidalRuekk

A round of applause to Mr Milligan!

Now throw it in the curry

@superhamzah85

13y↑13

I'm Pakistani, and I love Dr Who. So this is the funniest thing I've seen in quite a while. ^_^

@AndrozaniCritic1999

9y↑380

Seeing one of Britain's greatest comedians tackle one of sci-fi's greatest aliens makes me so happy.

@michellebyrom6551

And performed by Marti Cain who was also a good comedienne.

@paulanthony5274

3y↑1

A dalek came round to mine the other week,it'd got a job as a TV licence inspector and wanted to exterminate me for preferring to go online rather than pay for a TV licence as I never watch tele. It followed me in to the house uninvited but I just ran upstairs and watched it bouncing continually off the bottom stair screaming "BUY A LICENCE OR BE EXTERMINATED" I just ignored it and eventually it went away.
I looked out the window and saw it eventually turn into a 5ft 6 speccy turd with a clip board.

@stephenc8

3y↑2

He was born in India to British, Irish parents

@chubbychubbs5552

@@michellebyrom6551 Where is Marti Caine?

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@morriganravenchild6613

7y↑24

Spike was a comic genius. This series was just totally crazy.

@blonde7000

6y↑45

I came on this by chance and ended up nearly crying because it is so funny. It is hilarious.

@aclark903

You should see the #Irishastronauts sketch ..

@s3m4jno5w4d

30w

You should also see 'Diplomatic immunity '

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@talesfromtinpanalley-thedo6198

28w↑2

'this sketch is one of the best bits of Brit comedy ever, I still use the words "PUT IT IN THE CURRY" when the occasion arises'
Agreed!!!.

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@jeffdawson2786

3y↑18

This is absolutely hysterical, and you can see where The Dangerous Brothers got a lot of their absurd violence. Just a hunch. Spike is the Great One in this kind of humor.

@AngelWingzzz

6y↑654

It's not even politically incorrect... it's just funny 😂

@carolynellis2149

3y↑16

Brilliant Spike Milligan

@TGH-K

3y↑11

I feel pretty offended by this. As an animal lover🙄

@trollslandan

3y↑27

I'm offended. It's my day job to be. Biggest industry in Britain today.

@astark8331

3y↑9

You mean, it's not even racist. It's just shit!

@maishufoxx

3y↑23

Can't see how anyone can be offended by this, unless you're a dalek 😂

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@therealclippitpaperclip

1y↑1

This is really funny. As a Desi person myself, I see no reason why this could offend, especially when an Indian-born comedian has written this sketch!

@AndyB59

14y↑2

Very few people make me cry with laughter. Spike is one of those. My comedy hero

@nedlangman8846

5y↑2K

Some of my best friends are Daleks and they say they're not offended at all by this.

@Bernice_Summerfield

5y↑77

780 dislikes? nice try Davros.

@alanbutterworthhueytheshoo5623

4y↑91

Black Daleks matter.

@druunderwood5602

3y↑18

"What are we going to do now?

@purplesunflower8242

3y↑3

Funny h ha ha including davros? Looks just like my lpal

@purplesunflower8242

3y↑27

Riz Ahmed this is funy English humour I was raised on this so sad it's all gone

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@aardvaarkisgood

3y↑7

SPIKE, the master of surreal comedy - There'll never be another - Rest in peace, Spike old friend.

@chungasrevenge4306

I agree too.

@marshalllucky

3y↑359

This is NOT racist ,it`s spot on , I knew a family of daleks and they were just like this.

@joyfulzero853

3y↑7

I knew another family of Daleks who were really p**sed off about being stereotyped.

@marshalllucky

3y↑17

@@joyfulzero853 well they could always return to their own planet and live in peace with other daleks who share their dalek customs and beliefs instead of going to an alien world and trying to change it to suit them

@theeddiedavis651

3y↑3

Lived with some Daleks in a flat, Christ they were screamish

@tomburke9955

3y↑3

Some of my best friends are Daleks

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@minuteman4394

2y↑13

This was from a time when having a laugh was more important than being offended

@koitorob

39w↑1

It's more than that. People just weren't offended. Not themselves or on somebody else's behalf...

@animelovers000

5y↑34

I'm only 27 but i absolutely love Spike Milligan, i thank my grandfather for it because of listing to the goon show tapes with him he had in the car when we use to go places. I've seen a lot of Spike's work and he was a comedy genius and he was indeed a mad bastard, but he done it in style. Old comedy was best comedy.

@kyawkyawwin1

2y↑2

There will definitely never be anyone like Spike again. What a genius.

@showmoke

3y↑6

Probably the best and funniest comedy sketch that Spike has ever performed.

@robynconway1286

31w↑1

I went to one of his one man show in the 80s in Australia. He was visiting his Mum in Australia so he would give us a few shows while he was here. Gosh he was brilliantly funny. Thank you Spike.
PS I believe also that he was a vegetarian and an advocate for animals.

@scrappydoo7887

2y↑3

Ah yes, the time when TV could still be funny and make jokes without charges being pressed

@BuzbyWuzby

14y↑5

I remember watching this the night it was broadcast and I couldn't move for nearly an hour afterwards; the tears were rolling down my face and my sides ached! The only other time I can recall laughing like that was whilst watching Monty Pythons 'The Oscar Wilde Sketch'

@vjpearce

9y↑197

My dad still quotes this. When I making a curry and I ask what veg to put in he'll nearly always say "Put it all in the curry"

@paulanthony5274

3y↑11

I read somewhere that hot Curry's were first invented by the British in India to hide the taste of slightly off meat. Not sure if any truth in that.

@GSXRI300

3y↑4

thats correct

@pliv1

3y↑9

@@paulanthony5274 no it's not. They invented the name "curry" as indians have different names for the dishes

@paulanthony5274

3y↑3

@@pliv1 ok,like I say I read it,I wasn't sure if it was true 👍

@pliv1

3y↑3

@@paulanthony5274 sorry if I came across as being agro. Wasn't meant to. Rick stein's india is a good series to watch regarding indian food in the UK. It's fascinating. Maybe mention of it for about 5 minutes but makes sense

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@Gaijin10000000

12y↑1

Spike Milligan was a genius. I loved his comedies. He'll be missed.

@yp77738yp77739

38w↑1

Surrealism at its finest, amazingly didn’t get tired. My favourite is still the Halfords monkey mechanics, up there with some of Milligans best work.

@Monklane79

12y

If there is such a thing as comic genius, then Spike Milligan surely was a genius. I miss him.

@malcolmclements9254

3y↑15

Only Spike Milligan could do this... brilliant.

@Ianpbx

16y↑6

I remember seeing this years ago. Brilliant sketch. Completely insane.

@TheGarnt

9y↑982

As I remember this sketch made more sense with the full-screen caption that introduced it, which said something like "The living room of an ordinary working class Anglo-Pakistani family". So a big part of the joke was that it was exaggeration of British fears about the "alienness" of mixed marriages.

@darthdj31

8y↑77

+TheGarnt glad to note. the youtube commenters as usual are proud of the political incorrectness, but there's a reason....

@digitaldeathsquid3448

6y↑1

TheGarnt I'm sure that was the intention

@garethpincott8820

6y↑24

Humour is born of contradiction. All power to intelligent commenters.

@RazorEdge2006

6y↑116

"Alien" can also mean "immigrant". Pakistanis were thus viewed as "alien" immigrants by many Brits at the time. So Spike Milligan portrayed them as literal "aliens" (Daleks), taking British fears to an outrageous level of absurdity.

@ThisNameIsG

6y↑62

This sketch made absolutely no sense until I read this. Thank you.

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@wm9355

3y↑9

That is brilliant!!! I was laughing so much that I was struggling to breathe! This is one of those videos that I will save to come back to time after time, when I’m feeling low.

@jonnobloggs1139

3y↑5

Spike was a comedic genius. In many cases the humour was in the bizarre, mad and zany situation in which he enacted the sketch. I mean what could possibly be funny about a dalek returning home to his Mrs after a long shift????

@matt16103

12y

Spike was a genius never again will we see the likes of him again, rest in peace

@jeffgagen3561

5y↑9

Spike Milligan. Sadly missed. But, always remembered.

@DecoyOfHam

16y↑13

I remember seeing this skit once years ago, my old man was a fan of The Goons and SPike Milligan when I was a kid. I do enjoy seeing again the strange eccentric humour of groups like The Goons, or Monty Python. Pity people have to analyse anything thats posted on youtube, just enjoy it for what it is :)

@jonesk99

9y↑1

Laughing in tears. This is funny. Classic funny. Not hurting anyone I'm sure. Legend

@grafter8337

10y↑411

Brilliant Spike Milligan. I still remember his epitaph, "I told you I was ill".

@setnaffa

5y↑7

@@stevenmiller4840 I think they did. And it's gone off.

@madmaxsdog8040

3y↑3

@@kiskaloo6843 I believe he also wanted to be buried in a fridge and they wouldn't allow that either

@glennpowell3444

3y↑7

@@kiskaloo6843 His daughter had it written in Gaelic and it is still there. True.

@redpillnibbler4423

What are we going to do now?

What are we going to do now?

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@atraxrobustus3618

3y↑11

I remember this skit when it first aired. The put him in the curry line was priceless. Milligan was quite brilliant.

@GLK-London

10y↑100

GENIUS! Your sadly missed Mr Milligan.

@simongleaden2864

3y↑6

You're

@paulwilliams5013

@@simongleaden2864 ..yeeees well......!!

@angusmecoatup9849

Absolutely love this!!! Spike Milligan totally crazy. Pure fun totally not offensive at all, although some today would disagree with that. 😅👏

@byronelenica8329

9y↑78

Spike - outstanding. kills me with laughter. God bless ya Spike.

@robinhyperlord9053

6y↑3

The sketch was supposed to be against racism.

@johnthehumanist2333

52w

@@robinhyperlord9053 HOW?🤔

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

6y↑2

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

Nicholas Ennos Ah-ha. Yes, now that you mention it, I do remember that second bit of sound after "ape". But I didn't know what to make of it, so I just decided it wasn't intended or something.

Still, "daft ape" works too doesn't it...since that's more precisely what she thought of him, lol. Given the way he acted towards her.

Now that I think of it, I heard it on Downton Abbey too, from Mrs Patmore I think.

@paulhopkinson610

2y↑2

Probably "daft aporth" Yorkshire or Lancastrian for " daft half penny worth" . Not so common now but we'll used in the 70's . Can't remember last time I called somebody one!

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

@@paulhopkinson610 Yes, thank you. Someone else explained to me above. But I can't see their reply anymore, so it looks like they deleted it.

@999SilverDog

13y↑1

Pure insane Milligan madness, he's greatly missed

@garrywitcomb2334

2y↑4

Better days,sadly passed,but comedy gold. Never gets old or out of fashion. Brilliant 😆😆😆😆😆

@gwasgray9309

8y↑967

I think the humour here comes more from sheer absurdism than racial stereotypes.

@binaway

8y↑49

+Gwasgray I agree. A very poor impression of a Pakistani Dalek.

@luciancorvus9992

8y↑27

+Gwasgray Agreed ... like the Python sketch about aliens turning people into scotsmen .... get on with it then!
Wimbledon???

@garycooper1886

8y↑38

In one! At last, someone with the intelligence to actually get it. Personally, I think it is one of the funniest things I have ever seen, possibly because it poignantly highlights the absurdity of people's perception of other races.

@gwasgray9309

8y↑21

Because Spike Milligan seemed to have a bit of thing for racist jokes, I really don't know if it's at the expense of Pakistanis or those who think Pakistanis might put a dog in a curry, I just think it's funny because it's so silly and daft.

@lewisbracken5520

5y↑8

@@garycooper1886 no. they are talking shit. Spike talked about this sketch, and it's 'meaning' was nothing of the sort.

it was a funny poke at pakistanis. that's it.

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@pedalman130

1y↑2

Has anyone read any of Spikes poems / poetry ? Absolutely beautiful.....look them up. The one about his boyhood pet dog stirred deep emotions in me and most of us will have had a boyhood pet dog .

@koitorob

39w

Erm, it didn't end up in the curry i hope?

@bingonamo7520

3y↑5

Apart from the curry joke, which doesn't quite work in my opinion, this is so funny and must be many decades old now. It takes a special kind of genius to be capable of creating timeless comedy.

@imfsresidentotaku9699

2y↑2

The curry joke does work. It's one of the funniest parts.

@IM-tl7qv

33w

No one expects him to say put the dog in the curry, it's so cold, bizarre and spontaneous 😂😂😂 It's hilarious, like oh bonus, put him in the curry. Absolutely does work 😂😂😂😂

@James-Campbell

6y↑2

I remember this sketch way back in the past and it's more funny now than I remembered it!
When Spike was on form he had a killer wit that made you laugh even when you shouldn't lol

@koitorob

39w

Like when a reporter knocked on his door for an interview and when Spike opened it said, "Hello. I'm from the Sun." and Spike replied "Welcome to Earth."

@stevies5

6y↑1

Dalek's comedy timing is impeccable.

@SpiralFirst

2y↑1

Possibly the best comedy sketch of all time.

@ambertjeblue

13y

Inimitable and sadly missed. What a treasure he was. And he did tell us he was ill. !! LOLS

@curewish574

Whether Pakistani or Dalek; Banerjee or Chatterjee; you couldn't get offended by Spike - a genius comedy writer / performer. I am a Mukherjee by the way !

@misst.e.a.187

3y↑10

Dead funny 🤣 British comedy at it's most un-PC, and I love it.

@skinnersbollox

10y

Put in all in the curry! Can't stop laughing. RIP Spike. Genius and madness.

@Spodsie

10y↑1

My sides are sore from laughing! Spike is sadly missed.

@littlelies1

51w

As the dalek enters the room & destroys everything in sight she asks if he'd like a cup of tea! 😂. Brilliantly surreal, only in Britain.

@neshort939

13y

Spike Milligan was a true comedic genius

@johnnycrawford1584

3y↑1

This is the epitome of great comedy ✌️

@christianmills7728

6y↑3

Found myself belly laughing!!! Can't remember the last time I did that? God, we live in a joyless society now

@FUNKINETIK

WARNING this video has been uploaded in order to covertly monitor people’s reactions to such material.

@peteneedham

13y

A true genius and sorely missed.

@leecarlson728

I bloody adore spike. It really made me laugh when he was asked where the silly voices came from and he said as a little boy in India the Indian priest doing latin in church sounded dead funny.

@nigeledwards488

The world is a much sadder place without the troubled comedy genius that was Spike Milligan.

@lord181001

12y

They don't make comedy like that nowadays. Spike was a genius!

@AS-by8ee

40w↑1

I think this is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen! Sheer brilliance!

@cricketcricket1531

3y↑6

I was laughing and in tears before it even started. The idea of it all. Thank god this stuff is still about for us to have a proper non pc laugh at.

@NatSatFat

Seen original years ago, was outrageously funny then and still the same or better now, good ole Spike, RIP

@starbug66

11y

I'm a massive Spike fan but have never seen this. As a Doctor Who fan also this made my sides hurt with laughing. THNX 4 uploading

@garyproffitt5941

20w

Very intelligent Tom Baker and hilarious little tiny Dalek and drunk as a newt 🤣👍

@gyrofoam1

11y

Spike was a fine trumpet player also! - forget not, he was a band musician playing guitar or banjo when circumstances permitted, but his heart'n'soul instrument was the trumpet and his early aspiring interest was as a musician. I saw him at the Roundhouse with his trad jazz band...'round ''78. He read some poetry too.

@sethbramwell

20w

"Did you do your homework?"

"YES. I HAVE DESTROYED IT."

I should have tried that line as a kid.

@davidsirett5560

8y↑3

my dad loved this sketch I remember watching him laugh out loud

@Draconyx13

11y↑2

And after all these years, it never got old.

@internurd

12y↑1

Sheer genius, and this is one of my favourite sketches of all time.

@laszlofyre845

My local takeaway can't get as good as this! Oh, Spike, I miss you mate. Mad as a brush, sharp as a tack.

@gyrofoam1

11y↑2

Brilliant - one of the funniest Brit comics I've ever seen. Born in India.

@FUNKINETIK

I think this ‘fly on the wall’ documentary depicting a typical suburban family in Britain is a good example of how all species of beings should get along with each other and walk (or glide) upon this beautiful planet in peace.

@Nearside

10y↑11

One of the first sketches that made me laugh so hard I was crying and unable to function.

@thecrusader4422

Spike milligan at his best he was a total comic genius the likes we will never see again

@bukster1

7y↑1

I'd forgotten how much a laugh track can mess up great comedy. A good thing it's no longer used much.

@agnostic47

Spike Milligan was a true comedy genius who would now be suppressed by the deliberate offence finders.

@FUNNY57239

13y

I actually ended up rolling around on the floor when I first saw this! I recommend this to everyone who wants a big laugh

@danefilander6306

Spike Milligan's sketch are so funny. If you are feeling down watch one of Spike Milligan's sketch's you'll be soon cheered up.

@SardonicALLY

6y↑9

''Now you know what's wrong with the curry'' --- Oh, how I needed the belly laugh that ending line gave me!

@GlitchProHD

13y↑1

I'm Pakistani (not lying at all) and I'm Britsh since I've been born and raised in Britain, but I still love this!!! and I love Spike who created an amazing Children's poem. This has nothing to do with race or religion, it's just comedy

@franklinryan7495

8y↑1

The dog, the daughter and the parrot!!! Too much! Really extreme! Brilliant!

@thevelointhevale1132

3y↑333

Back when everybody laughed at everybody ... and nobody got offended!

@theyellowlightsaber3193

3y↑11

Er no, you clearly never heard of Mary Whitehouse, offence is not a new concept pal...

@redpillnibbler4423

3y↑5

@@theyellowlightsaber3193
Well it’s impossible not to offend someone — law of averages.

@theyellowlightsaber3193

3y↑13

@@redpillnibbler4423 Whats changed is that people who are offended are given more power than they used to be, social media plays a big part in that and if social media had existed in the 70s you can gaurantee it wouldve been exactly the same, there were still lobby groups but thier reach was more limited to newspapers as that was the only social media back then. But your original statement that nobody got offended is still incorrect, you just didnt see the people offended cos they werent allowed the amount of publicity they are now. They were still there though.

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@brighton43

12y

Yeah I totally agree Dawn.He was a funny guy and ppl should just take it as fun thats all.I met ol Spike when I worked on the pier in Brighton during the 80s he really was a funny guy and very likeable too.I would'nt take things too seriously where he was concerned RIP Spike.

@burningb2439

4y↑15

Best bloody laugh I,ve had in ages if you want madness and a great laugh , Spikes the best.

@orsonkaart1853

7y↑10

Great stuff, Nothing and nobody should be safe from comedy!

@RamBam3000

14y

Not even real daleks were this destructive. This is hysterical.

@heftyalan1152

Spike was born in India and grew up there until his teens so choosing Pakistan is like a local derby. He never considered himself British. He considered himself Irish. Either way legend and without him no Monty Python and even the Pythons are in agreement with that.

@rangers199487

6y↑1

Does anybody have more of this? This was HILARIOUS! I love spoofs of Classic Doctor Who.

@nigelriley5538

Check out "gay daleks" by Victor Lewis Smith. Some daleks could be offended.

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