Extremely small moments in comedy that make you laugh way more than intended

[Twit 2]

"Hi, I'm Dick Van Dyke. I hope you are too."

What's that from?

[Sebastian Cobb]

Whenever Dennis breaks out Stevie Winwood's Higher Love on IASIP.

[neveragain]

What's that from?

I think it's from an Alexei Sayle show.

[Lisa Jesusandmarychain]

I think it's from an Alexei Sayle show.

Yep , " Stuff " Series 2 Ep. 1. DVD played by that bloke who ended up on " Doctors ", I think.The line was recycled from an episode of " Whoops Apocalypse " by the same writers.

[Thosworth]

From possibly the best Czech time travel comedy film of 1977: Tomorrow I'll Get Up And Scald Myself With Tea.

Setup: Three nazis have travelled back in time to give Hitler an H-bomb. They've been arrested and are going to be shot, so are about to reveal their plan. In a film of high farce, it's the deflated way Jirí Sovák reacts to a classic suitcase mixup. I also think it's that he looks a bit like Ronnie Barker, and acts a bit like Oliver Hardy.

https://youtu.be/tVBPNfKfgNo?t=2828

[SpiderChrist]

In response to the original question.

"Honda" makes me howl.

I can't hear or read the word "Honda" without hearing it in Sir Arthur's voice.

Also: 'year and a quarter'

[alan nagsworth]

I can't hear or read the word "Honda" without hearing it in Sir Arthur's voice.

I can't help hearing it in Gog's voice from Peep Show, personally. When he answers the phone and says "Honda!" reassuringly to fool Jez and co., it's so good.

[Ferris]

I can't help hearing it in Gog's voice from Peep Show, personally. When he answers the phone and says "Honda!" reassuringly to fool Jez and co., it's so good.

Or me. Particularly from that episode, I enjoyed the quickfire conversation that leads up to that when Gog reaches to answer the ringing phone:

Hans: "Don't pick it up!"
Gog: "It could be Honda"
Jez: "It's not gonna be Honda"
Hans: "It could be Honda"

Jez:"...ok, answer it, but any funny business and you're getting the bat"

[alan nagsworth]

hell yeah and the little wiggle of the bat in his face

[thraxx]

The whole Ted Maul cowe gonna be chops bit is great

When it bluntly cuts to "NOTHING MUCH GOING ON HERE."

"Then eccentric - now DEAD" cuts to men digging in graveyard

The bit that still gets me is Heap's 'idiot fucking idiot idiot idiot idiot stupid fucking idiot' to the cow.

[Cuellar]

Always liked "I'll muck your lens, you gay sod"

Just the insult "gay sod" seems so incongruous when it comes to Ted Maul.

[Pearly-Dewdrops Drops]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG7szS15O8Q

"trutheagle.gun"

[Sebastian Cobb]

hell yeah and the little wiggle of the bat in his face

Punch him? I can't even make a fist.

[chveik]

It has probably been mentioned before, but every time Gregg Turkington says "Hey guys!".

[Sebastian Cobb]

Ben Swain recalling how Malcolm Tucker pinned him against a wall and called him 'Noncey Sinatra' for taking the last teabag. So much funnier having it as an aside.

[Chollis]

It has probably been mentioned before, but every time Gregg Turkington says "Hey guys!".

Always makes me smile.

[Captain Z]

Also how Limmy's Malcolm Malcolm says "hey guys". Especially the way it gets progressively more desperate throughout the compilation on youtube.

[Chollis]

https://twitter.com/daftlimmy/status/585529681472004098?lang=en

[Utter Shit]

I just had to stick the Camping Trip episode of the Inbetweeners on because I couldn't stop thinking about how funny it is when Simon breaks into the wrong house to see Carly and his dad thinks he climbed into the child's room to abuse him...Martin Trenaman's delivery is so funny, desperately trying not to upset Simon further and find common ground with him, while making him see that what he did (hasn't actually done) is wrong.

"I know this move's stressful for you, and you might feel a little crazy...but you can't go touching up children. Not now, not ever - not kiddies, Si"

[Psmith]

Father Ted explaining to Dougal the size of cows.

Small and faraway....small and faraway.....

[VelourSpirit]

After Morris goads Peter Baynham into killing a tortoise on the radio 1 show:
'Somebody sent the little guy through the post to me, which is a stupid thing to do'
and
'It'll probably have to be euthanised, put to sleep-'
'NO'

[Clownbaby]

I love in the Big Spoon Baby Balloon bit just after Peter Baynham has started feeding the baby mushed up bread with his tongue and Chris shames him for it, he sort of yelps "Chriiiis!" and sounds really upset.

[Jockice]

I just had to stick the Camping Trip episode of the Inbetweeners on because I couldn't stop thinking about how funny it is when Simon breaks into the wrong house to see Carly and his dad thinks he climbed into the child's room to abuse him...Martin Trenaman's delivery is so funny, desperately trying not to upset Simon further and find common ground with him, while making him see that what he did (hasn't actually done) is wrong.

"I know this move's stressful for you, and you might feel a little crazy...but you can't go touching up children. Not now, not ever - not kiddies, Si"

He is brilliant, but then so are all The Inbetweeners' dads. I loved the bit when Jay's and Neil's met for the first time in the first film. "You look like a vicar and you talk like a vicar. A bloody gay vicar or something." And Will's mum isn't bad either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6EXe3e4StI

[Carpool Dragon]

After Morris goads Peter Baynham into killing a tortoise on the radio 1 show:
'Somebody sent the little guy through the post to me, which is a stupid thing to do'
and
'It'll probably have to be euthanised, put to sleep-'
'NO'

Or his stunned "what?!" when the vet suggests he put it in the freezer.

[famethrowa]

He is brilliant, but then so are all The Inbetweeners' dads. I loved the bit when Jay's and Neil's met for the first time in the first film. "You look like a vicar and you talk like a vicar. A bloody gay vicar or something." And Will's mum isn't bad either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6EXe3e4StI

Will's mum is well fit. Loved her in the Butterfield hotel

[Jockice]

Will's mum is well fit. Loved her in the Butterfield hotel

Yeah, I'd fuck her. Wouldn't you?

[Twed]

Any time there's a woman in anything? This happens.

[Jockice]

Any time there's a woman in anything? This happens.

Does it? I'm actually quoting the show here.

[Virgo76]

"When was the last time I got off with someone at a party? 'Well, there was Carol Bananaface, 'but that was just a macabre charade."

[Cuellar]

I do like it when 'macabre' crops up in comedy.

Like when GOB in Arrested Development has to stay with Lucille for a bit but can't stand it so tries to stay with Michael, who asks him why he isn't at Lucille's and GOB says it was 'utterly macabre'