Favourite Harry Enfield charecters

[Jam The Man]

I remember English For Aliens... of which the teletubbies ripped off...

The Rugby boys "Best shag I've had in weeks"

And of course Leslie Norris... "Maureen me love, it's getting a bit busy!"

 

[London Irish]

I'm donating all my winnings to lady mud wrestlers in need.

That was brilliant, but I wonder if those who couldn't remember Jason King would have got anything out of it?

Did Mike Myers rip the character off for Austin Powers?

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Lee and Lance
Les Norris
Tory boy

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Bish-bosh, look at my WAD !

 

[Beeercan]

The Old Gits

"you doing the washing up?"

"NO!, I'm drowning the kittens"

Hahahahahahahahahah

 

[Gully]

Stavros, Hallo everybody peeps.

 

[The Timekeeper]

Smashy and Nicey were my personal favourites but Les the forgetful barman needs a mention.... Now you gave me a tenner Fred, Phil, Nancy, Bill woooah there Lesley pull yourself together.

 

[Leekbrookgull]

Has to be,Tim nice but dim. Gosh,super jolly good show.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Wow there Leslie.

The pub landlord

 

[JJ McClure]

I remember English For Aliens... of which the teletubbies ripped off...

Remeber at school after that everyone going around saying "tree, car, baby jesus" in silly voices.

Kevin and Perry were a great creation that produced a quality film and song. All I wanna do is do it, big girl, big girl.

 

[Shegull]

Originally voted for Kevin and Perry but then remembered Wayne and Waynetta


Brilliant

 

[Man of Harveys]

The Playboys

"Champagne anyone?"

THE best. And he only did them once or twice, I think.

 

[Tooting Gull]

Has to be Smashie and Nicie for me.

"Is that the snap, crackle and pop of the Breakfast Show?'

 

[bhafc99]

I remember him seeing him do stand-up years ago just before he got on TV and he had this character, an old geezer who I think was from Sussex who was quite reactionary. I wish I could remember his name.

Phone up Lewes District Council. He's probably part of it.

 

[Race]

the homophobic dad

'can i have a mince pie?'

'sorry,i thought you wanted to mince by!'

 

[harold robbins]

Amazingly no one has mentioned my two favourites who admittedly did not appear that often:

1. George Whitebread : plain speaking Yorkshireman.

2. The Two Bores - I remember one brilliant sketch set in a theatre watching Hamlet starring Rodney Bewes at The Hawth at Crawley.

Anyone remember these two?.

 

[le fabue]

You don't wanna do it like that...

Only MEEEEE!

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

the homophobic dad

'can i have a mince pie?'

'sorry,i thought you wanted to mince by!'

What da'ya mean you don't like football, you some sort of poof or something

 

[Rambo]

Frank Doberman - 'i'd say oi Armstrong NO'

and Considerably Richer than yow.

 

[McShane79]

Women - know your limits!!