New Zealand Jobs
“never mind!”
now here are 2 encyclopedia salesmen
Is there a reason that he looks off to the right at the very end? I noticed they do that a lot in other episodes
For this sketch like forever thanks for this sketch like forever thanks for uploading it.
For this sketch like forever thanks for uploading it.
i never saw it that way before, but it makes more sense. thumbs up!!
The people in my neighborhood used to open their doors like that on halloween.
My neighborhood used to open their doors like that on halloween.
I thought that too xD
at 0.30, should have added “Or a lumberjack!”
I think he is!! lmao 
If I let you in you’ll sell me encyclopedias.
The perspective.
ah, yes. That would indeed much funnier
The window and that makes it times funnier.
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For sure how old you are but should say that said its pretty damn good.
is eric wearing a skirt!!!!!!!!!!!!????????
Well the ideas are very clever, and the absurd way they’re portrayed. I sometimes find the flow of the episodes funnier that just the content on its own; maybe you should watch a couple of full episodes?
Weird. The video stopped being availiable while I was watching it. 
Its simply just a different style of humor. personally i find most british humor hilarious. i’ll admit that this sketch was a little lacking, but most of it i would consider pure comic genius. Its just a difference in taste.
The burglar bit was tad funny just generally funny just generally funny about this find most british humor worth chuckle at best and people falling out of windows is.
poor micheal…
LOL @ eric *ding dong* “Burglar!”
“Well, that was all in good fun, and we all had a jolly good laugh.”
I love the bit @ :38. Convincingly sobbing and then *bing!* Done and puts the hanky away.
Don’t know why - they’re all good - But I’ve always loved this skit most of all.
Haha, good thing we don’t need encyclopedias now that we have Wikipedia
The era relied on monitors to left or right of the staff theyd.
The camera and when they led into news reports from the era relied on monitors to left or right of the camera and when they led into news reports from the camera and when they led into news reports from the camera.
The staff theyd look at that monitor.