The Two Ronnies

I've been trying to think up an idea for a TV show that everybody will know but have ended up with a much-loved British comedy classic from the 1970's. This is my representation of the 'hardware shop' sketch - a work of word-play genius written by the late, great Ronnie Barker. I refers to garden forks not cutlery but they wouldn't fit in my pot!
If you've never seen it give yourself a happy Sunday!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnJuqgTFwA0

PS I knew Picnik's 'heat map' would come in to its own one day and mega thanks for recent commenting - I really appreciate it!

[Nic Taylor]

Brilliant love love love that sketch :) ooooooooooooose lol

[Nat Stuart Perks]

I used to love that show....great shot!!!

[Margaret Pengelly]

Oh Judith, I've had a hard afternoon and I needed the laugh...and the photos beautiful too!

[Shanne]

great one - nice shot and thank you for bringing back good memories

[Arthur Loosley]

Subtle and clever, Judith!

[Hamble]

Brilliant!

[Liz (fotomama)]

great colors here:)

[Cherrill]

Oh what a totally brill idea!!! Fork handles LOL such a brilliant sketch....I have to fave this for your creativity!

[Pat Knowles]

Oh they don't make them like the Two Ronnie's any more. mores the pity ! I can't get used to this modern humour at all ! This is a fantastic interpretation Judith ..love the colour , it really hits you !

[Mair]

Wonderful colours.

[Nadine]

Heard of the show but never seen it. Interesting shot and great colours.

[Hudd]

Excellent idea, great colours

[CK365]

very cool

[Judith]

Awesome shot! Never heard of the Two Ronnies before but that sketch is brilliant :)

[june milner]

LOL.
The first tie our new vicar mentioned 4 candles fro Lent he was much puzzled why there was a little giigle running round the church from all us who remembered and lov dthis sketch

[Judith Greenwood]

@halkia @ubobohobo Glad it translated - I wasn't sure if the accent would make sense!! That sketch is from 1976 & it's still funny!

[lesley allen]

Timeless comedy, great pic, interpretation and processing. They were just brilliant......you don't very often hear that people didn't like them!

[Juliette Packham]

Simply brilliant!! what a great shot - love the colours and light. I used to love the Two Ronnies!!

[Phil Howcroft]

love the colours and post processing Judith. I don't need to follow the you tube link to the classic sketch :)

[paula goff]

wow, very creative, wonderful shot!

[Paula]

Haven't seen the show you speak of but this is so creative! And I've been looking for an excuse to use heat map too:) I think I've managed to pull it off once on some extreme editing.

[Cherrill]

Came back to this again from the tv shows theme page....isn't it amazing that people haven't heard of the two ronnies.......I guess really their humour was so English it wouldn't really 'translate' that well.....esp the sketches they did singing silly/clever words!

[Janna E.]

Even though I don't know the show I really like this shot - love the heat map function! Maybe when I'm in Germany again and start missing Cambridge and England too much I'll watch the show.

[Judith Greenwood]

@jannaellen I think you'd like them Janna because so many of their sketches, like this one, revolve around language.

[Sabrina]

Don`t know the show but I really like this pic, especially the "heat map" editing!

[bernadette mcelligott]

LOL thanks for the trip down memory lane, We used to love them, soooo funny.

[Helen Moss]

Great shot! Fork'andles is a common phrase in our house. The boys asked once what we were on about and we found the sketch on Youtube to show them - still very funny - although watching it again, it does go on a bit long!

[Judith Greenwood]

@helenmoss Yes it does start to struggle a bit!! He should have stopped after 'O's!

[Bugik]

Lovely shot and colors are stunning.

[B]

Judith, I will know the exact moment that M actually finally sees this post..because he is bound to post that link on facebook. The man loves this stuff. @Sabresun

[Matt Clendon]

Definitely a classic sketch by The Two Ronnies. I like your interpretation of it too. :)