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[TheBoy]

It's a race we're all in,85 not a bad run.With the way the world is going to hell in a hand basket would you really want to live for ever?Ronnie C along with Ronnie B provided such great enterainment,such simple comedy no bad language and so very funny!R.I.P.

The brilliance of Mr Barker meant The Two Ronnies was a popular programme on Friday Night when I was a kid, whilst eating our fish and chips.  I think Mr Corbett was lucky to have been able to team up with Mr Barker, and they worked well together.

I used to particularly enjoy the "mini series" in each series, such as The Worm that Turned and the Great Raspberry Blower.  Even now when I see Two Ronnies repeats, it still raises a chuckle...  ...without resorting to foul language, just fantastic comedy and spot on timing.


RIP Mr C, you were a part of my childhood.

That was 'The phantom raspberry blower of old London Town'.

, you are spot on, thanks

[Andy B]

It's a race we're all in,85 not a bad run.With the way the world is going to hell in a hand basket would you really want to live for ever?Ronnie C along with Ronnie B provided such great enterainment,such simple comedy no bad language and so very funny!R.I.P.

The brilliance of Mr Barker meant The Two Ronnies was a popular programme on Friday Night when I was a kid, whilst eating our fish and chips.  I think Mr Corbett was lucky to have been able to team up with Mr Barker, and they worked well together.

I used to particularly enjoy the "mini series" in each series, such as The Worm that Turned and the Great Raspberry Blower.  Even now when I see Two Ronnies repeats, it still raises a chuckle...  ...without resorting to foul language, just fantastic comedy and spot on timing.


RIP Mr C, you were a part of my childhood.

That was 'The phantom raspberry blower of old London Town'.

And the raspberry was done by David Jason 

[TheBoy]

It's a race we're all in,85 not a bad run.With the way the world is going to hell in a hand basket would you really want to live for ever?Ronnie C along with Ronnie B provided such great enterainment,such simple comedy no bad language and so very funny!R.I.P.

The brilliance of Mr Barker meant The Two Ronnies was a popular programme on Friday Night when I was a kid, whilst eating our fish and chips.  I think Mr Corbett was lucky to have been able to team up with Mr Barker, and they worked well together.

I used to particularly enjoy the "mini series" in each series, such as The Worm that Turned and the Great Raspberry Blower.  Even now when I see Two Ronnies repeats, it still raises a chuckle...  ...without resorting to foul language, just fantastic comedy and spot on timing.


RIP Mr C, you were a part of my childhood.

That was 'The phantom raspberry blower of old London Town'.

And the raspberry was done by David Jason 

Another great comedian that we will likely be talking about in the not too distant future I suspect .  A person I had the great pleasure of meeting in his home.

[2boxerdogs]

Met him once when I was in the LAS in Croydon got a maternity call to his house his niece was expecting & had gone into labour whilst visiting him, a really nice fellow no airs & graces he had a lovely metallic blue Rolls Royce with a cream vinyl roof in his driveway  & a really tall wife who made us tea , whilst the niece contacted her husband etc
RIP Ronnie a true gentleman.

[ffcgary1]

dont forget sgt balls.
rip ronnie c

[Andy B]

My Dad once met Ronnie C too. He pulled over to ask a man walking his dog for directions ...... and it was Ronnie C 

[redelitev6]

  Fork handles

[tigers_gonads]

Sad loss to comedy 

Does anybody know how Sooty is holding up 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

It's a race we're all in,85 not a bad run.With the way the world is going to hell in a hand basket would you really want to live for ever?Ronnie C along with Ronnie B provided such great enterainment,such simple comedy no bad language and so very funny!R.I.P.

The brilliance of Mr Barker meant The Two Ronnies was a popular programme on Friday Night when I was a kid, whilst eating our fish and chips.  I think Mr Corbett was lucky to have been able to team up with Mr Barker, and they worked well together.

I used to particularly enjoy the "mini series" in each series, such as The Worm that Turned and the Great Raspberry Blower.  Even now when I see Two Ronnies repeats, it still raises a chuckle...  ...without resorting to foul language, just fantastic comedy and spot on timing.


RIP Mr C, you were a part of my childhood.

The worm that turned. If memory serves Diana Dors was the busty wench in charge of a bunch of emasculated men.

She may have had her 'knockers' .......but I quite liked her.