Dinner For One

[Pultost]

Here in Norway, this skit is aired every 23rd of December, and we watch it every year. It's known in several other European countries as well, but they air it on New Year's eve. I felt like sharing this since I'm not sure who on here know about it and who don't, so for those of you who haven't seen it: Enjoy. For those of you who do know it: Enjoy. xD

And a Merry Christmas to all of you. :)

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[ska8er]

I cannot see any of these when someone
posts something like this. IDK-why?

[Naturelover]

the same procedure as every year here in Germany at the 31-Dec

[Pultost]

I cannot see any of these when someone
posts something like this. IDK-why?

That's strange. Just look it up on YouTube, it's all there.

the same procedure as every year here in Germany at the 31-Dec

Yeah we're the only ones who get it the day before Christmas. xD

[Anneki]

90 års fødselsdagen (90th birthday) on tv every new years eve 31st december shorly before midnight here in DK.

[Pultost]

90 års fødselsdagen (90th birthday) on tv every new years eve 31st december shorly before midnight here in DK.

Ah, so that's what you call it. Here we call it "Grevinnen og hovmesteren" (The Countess and the Butler). :)

[Naturelover]

90 års fødselsdagen (90th birthday) on tv every new years eve 31st december shorly before midnight here in DK.

Ah, so that's what you call it. Here we call it "Grevinnen og hovmesteren" (The Countess and the Butler). :)


In Germany we call it "Der 90. Geburtstag oder Dinner for one" (The 90th birthday or Dinner for One).

[Karalectric]

I had never seen that. Thanks for sharing. :) he did a great job. You would think he was really drinking!! :lol:

[Pultost]

In Germany we call it "Der 90. Geburtstag oder Dinner for one" (The 90th birthday or Dinner for One).

Ah, yes I understand that it's a German production, although the dialogues are all in English. :)

[Karalectric]

It was funny how he got better at missing the rug the more drunk he got. :lol3:

[Pultost]

It was funny how he got better at missing the rug the more drunk he got. :lol3:

Haha, yes, that came in handy. xD

[lliam]

... although the dialogues are all in English. :)

... and the actors both are too of british origin :D

[Pultost]

... and the actors both are too of british origin :D

That's right. ;)

[Adamant]

Here in Norway, this skit is aired every 23rd of December, and we watch it every year. It's known in several other European countries as well, but they air it on New Year's eve. I felt like sharing this since I'm not sure who on here know about it and who don't, so for those of you who haven't seen it: Enjoy. For those of you who do know it: Enjoy. xD

And a Merry Christmas to all of you. :)

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Strange..its made in Uk but its not at al famous here...at least as far as i know

[Pultost]

Strange..its made in Uk but its not at al famous here...at least as far as i know

Yeah, it's well known in Scandinavia, Germany and Switzerland, but I don't think it's much known elsewhere.

[Falcons_11]

Yeah, it's well known in Scandinavia, Germany and Switzerland, but I don't think it's much known elsewhere.

That was funny. I don't think it is shown anywhere in the USA. It's so typically British humor. The skid kind of reminded me of some of the skits I've seen by John Cleese or Benny Hill.

An aside comment... After the butler "down" all that booze in the dining room, I seriously doubt he could have gotten "up" in the bedroom!

[Pultost]

That was funny. I don't think it is shown anywhere in the USA. It's so typically British humor. The skid kind of reminded me of some of the skits I've seen by John Cleese or Benny Hill.

An aside comment... After the butler "down" all that booze in the dining room, I seriously doubt he could have gotten "up" in the bedroom!

It is, and it's not even known in UK.

Heh, yeah, I imagine he'd just throw up a couple of times and fall asleep. :P