Armstrong & Miller Show RAF Skits *some profanity in skits*

• Jan 7, 2008

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I thought some of you might get a kick out of these short skits made by Armstrong & Miller, a British show. In these skits, they play incompetent RAF pilots that talk like contemporary people in what would otherwise be tense situations.

These two are my favorite two:
Captured by Nazis

In the Hospital

 

• Jan 7, 2008

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Random

 

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Standard.

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• Jan 7, 2008

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I love these. FWIW, the dialect that they speak in these skits is what is spoken by the average inner city London school kid nowadays - the more deprived the area, the more pronounced the dialect. Of course they don't speak it with those cut glass Kensington accents, lol

 

• Jan 7, 2008

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It actually sounds like Australian kids from 10 years ago, or something.
Pretty gay really, and shit. Isn't it.

Harsh.

 

• Jan 8, 2008

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init though

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I was saying to my crew that they should watch this, but they was like I can't be having that, and so I was all are you being disrespectful of me, and they was like, no man, but it is full of proper satire and sh*t... Or something..."

Harry

 

• Jan 8, 2008

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The joke (for those who don't 'get it) is that it is double parody. A & M use dialogue that some people imagine is used by young people.

Alan

PS. The uniforms are wrong...

 

• Jan 8, 2008

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I so wanted to post these, but didn't know if the language would go down well. Isn't it!

Though Alan, I will say, that is exactly how many London teenagers speak, no imagination required!!

 

• Jan 8, 2008

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Tell me about it. And they insist on playing that ghastly young people's music which is always too loud and you can't make out the words... lol

 

• Jan 9, 2008

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I had never seen any of those. Great stuff. Thanks for the links.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

• Jan 9, 2008

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these fall into

my all time favourite sketches! Fantastic.

 

• Mar 21, 2008

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I like them aswell.my favourite characters are sir digby the drunken tramp and his side kick.

 

• Mar 21, 2008

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Once was mildly amusing but to have very much the same thing week after week quickly became tedious. Both my wife and I got fed up with the whole show after a while.