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Any recommendations for comedy DVDs for a five year old with a developed sense of humour?
They already have and love Mighty Boosh, Fawlty Towers, The Goodies and Father Ted. They also like My Family, but I have to watch this DVD too.
I'm thinking Laurel and Hardy, possibly Will Hay and Only Fool and Horses (any suggestions for a particular series). Any other ideas?
Get the box-set of Trap Door, voiced by Willy Rushton. Still makes me laugh.
Isn't The Mighty Boosh a little too adult for any five year old?
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 8 2009, 4:41 PM BSTGet the box-set of Trap Door, voiced by Willy Rushton. Still makes me laugh.
Isn't The Mighty Boosh a little too adult for any five year old?
Yes, Trap Door's a good idea.
The first series of Boosh was a 6pm show, the second series I have to fast forward a couple of bits, or avoid certain episodes. A lot of the cruder stuff doesn't get picked up on.
Fair enough. I'm just thinking of the evil Cockney character who pisses on everything, of course.
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 8 2009, 4:46 PM BSTFair enough. I'm just thinking of the evil Cockney character who pisses on everything, of course.
Oh dear, he's a bit of a favourite and has been featured in drawings many a time! Maybe that's why my daughter wrote this sketch...
My 6 year old daughter loves Father Ted. My oldest loves Vicar of Dibley, but I think it's because the locals remind him of our relatives.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ August 8 2009, 4:51 PM BSTMy 6 year old daughter loves Father Ted.
My daughter says Father Jack is like her grandad. 
Father Jack is Uncle Chuck at our house.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8192013.stm
The terrorists are getting a bit desperate if they think the best way to upset us is to target our badminton team.
If a bomb went off I doubt they'd notice because of the racket.
Ba-dum-ch.
I thang y'all.
Tip your waitress, try the veal.
Quote: Nil Putters @ August 9 2009, 12:39 PM BSTIf a bomb went off I doubt they'd notice because of the racket.
I laughed.
Then cried 