The Two Ronnies

This vintage comedy showcases the beloved duo as they deliver a series of sketches such as “Filling In”, “Martial Arts”, “Office Quickie” and “Vagabond Lover”. The programme also features a special guest appearance by Elton John in a cameo role.

This is a vintage comedy programme that brings back the charm of a much‑loved duo. The show leans on a classic sketch‑show format, letting the pair slip into a variety of situations with their trademark humour. It feels like a nostalgic trip to an era when simple, character‑driven sketches ruled the screen, and the chemistry between the two performers is the clear centrepiece. The episode strings together a handful of sketches, each bearing a distinct title. In “Filling In” the duo play with the idea of completing tasks for others, while “Martial Arts” sees them adopt exaggerated fighting moves for comic effect. “Office Quickie” lampoons workplace romance, and “Vagabond Lover” follows a wandering heart‑breaker on a series of misadventures. Each piece showcases the pair’s timing and willingness to push the humour into absurd territory. Adding an extra touch of surprise, the legendary singer Elton John drops in for a guest spot. His brief appearance blends with the comedy, giving the episode a memorable cameo without detracting from the duo’s central performance. The overall tone remains light‑hearted and brisk, delivering a succession of quick jokes and visual gags that keep the audience engaged throughout the run. The segment is presented as a single episode, preserving the classic pacing of older television comedy. Its straightforward structure lets each sketch unfold without interruption, offering viewers a concise yet satisfying glimpse of the duo’s enduring appeal.