This is the performance that made me a fan of these guys 20 years ago! Love it!!

Loved Colin's dancing! Top notch!

Colin Lane has not aged.

Wow Col can hold a note well!! This is 20years old wow

@tosgem

11 ай бұрын

And now it's almost 30 years old :(

I saw them at this exact theatre exactly a month ago now

That hat has seen some things.

Beautiful boys

Frank's mannerisms are the best! Miss these guys...

Omg Franks hair!!

That mullet

Oh wow! Neither has changed in almost twenty years!! Except Frank's hair, of course :p

I love that it's 'my' morning stiffy.

Soooooo funny!!

old schoool man awesome

2:11 turn on subtitles

It's the country vet cop!

All this awkward comedy that's sprung about recently yet nobody gives Lano & Woodley any praise or respect for working awkward into their act before it was popular or really recognized as a form of comedy, nobody really recognizes them as the comedy legends that they are, mostly because they're Australian and they focused much of they're career in Australia.

@DevilsAdvocateofnazareth

9 жыл бұрын

LV Power that's 'cos the marx brothers, charlie chaplin and buster keaton came first.

@lvpower5214

9 жыл бұрын

Devil's Advocate So that diminishes Lano & Woodley's comedic value entirely? Being inspired and attempting to reintroduce that style of humor with their own form into a largely talentless comedy scene and executing it so seamlessly doesn't make them worthy of being called 'underrated'?

@DevilsAdvocateofnazareth

9 жыл бұрын

LV Power where did I say that this should diminish their comedic talents? "nobody gives Lano & Woodley any praise or respect for working awkward into their act before it was popular or really recognized as a form of comedy"- that's because they really weren't the first.

@lvpower5214

9 жыл бұрын

I never said they were the first, all I was saying was that they are underrated and not regarded as high as they should be. You seemed to be comparing them to simple clones or thieving hacks when mentioning the Marx Bros and such, of course they drew a great deal of influence from those you mentioned but their own personalities incorporated into their act to forge their own sort of brand of slapstick and that should really make them an influence in comedy, at least in Australia. They introduced that style of comedy to generations who would never look back at old Three Stooges tapes or anything like that and did it at a time when no one else did in Australia, that's what I was saying.

@DevilsAdvocateofnazareth

9 жыл бұрын

LV Power ah, okay. I'm 19 and not an Aussie, I'm just a fan of the classics and of Aussie TV (Wilfred, Thank God You're Here, Hamish and Andy, The Adventures of Lano and Woodley, Woodley). I did not intend (and do not believe I did) compare them as 'hacks' or 'clones'. I was simply making the point that they don't get the recognition for doing something before it was popularised, as they... didn't. I believe they became 'comedy legends' in Australia- and for good reason. However, much like Stewart Lee and Richard Herring's fabulous and brilliant partnership, their legacy has waned.

Does Simon and Garfunkel come to mind, re: Bridge Over Troubled Water

I was 4 years old

@didgereemedia194

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Cousins I wasn't even a fetus

My mums name is Sonya....

Lol still funny AF 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 maybe I had boys all wrong bk in high school.. did they really do that? If you had a crush on a girl you would tease her??!! Just curious

The Wiggle's?