The Two Ronnies Episode #12.5 (Season 12, Episode 5)
TV Episode | 50 min | Comedy

The Two Ronnies

Episode #12.5 (Season 12, Episode 5)

TV Episode | 50 min | Comedy

Sketches include a party where the theme is the great comedians, there is a message from a spokesman from The Department of Stealth and Total Obscurity with special responsibility for limbs and organs, two tramps discuss family, we travel ...See moreSketches include a party where the theme is the great comedians, there is a message from a spokesman from The Department of Stealth and Total Obscurity with special responsibility for limbs and organs, two tramps discuss family, we travel to the captain's cabin on the Bounty to see the start of the mutiny against Captain Bligh, there is a song by the police who have trouble keeping up with the rhyming slang, a doctor sees a patient who has a hatchet in his head, Ronnie's joke comes with a government health warning, the final drama is an episode of 'Hercule Poirot meets Miss Marple' called The Teddy Bear Who Knew Too Much. The musical performer is Phil Collins. Written by jem See less

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Ronnie Corbett Self / Various Characters Self / Various Characters See fewer	Casino Royale (1967)
Ronnie Barker Self / Various Characters Self / Various Characters See fewer	The Two Ronnies (1971)
Jenny Agutter Agnes Pommfrit Agnes Pommfrit See fewer	Logan's Run (1976)
Ian Ogilvy James Pommfrit James Pommfrit See fewer	Death Becomes Her (1992)
Phil Collins Self Self See fewer	Tarzan (1999)
Derek Deadman Actor Actor See fewer	Time Bandits (1981)
Barbara Miller Actress Actress See fewer	Love and Kisses (1955)
Gerrie Raymond Actress Actress See fewer	The Two Ronnies (1971)
John Rutland Actor Actor See fewer	Chariots of Fire (1981)
Terry Sartain Actor Actor See fewer	Emma (1972)
Vicki Scott Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe See fewer	The Two Ronnies (1971)
The Fred Tomlinson Singers Themselves Themselves See fewer	Monty Python's and Now for Something Completely Different (1971)