The Young Ones: Season 2, Episode 1

Bambi (8 May 1984)

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After going down to the laundrette, Vyvan, Rick, Neil and Mike find they have been chosen to take part in "University Challenge".

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After going down to the laundrette, Vyvan, Rick, Neil and Mike find they have been chosen to take part in "University Challenge".

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The fictional Footlights College Oxbridge team on the University Challenge is comprised of guest stars Emma Thompson (Miss Money-Sterling), Hugh Laurie (Lord Monty), and Stephen Fry (Lord Snot), all virtually unknown actors at the time. All three were members of the real life Footlights Club at Cambridge University. See more »

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When the doctor is talking to the elephant, you can clearly see the elephant handler on the elephant's right side. He hides behind the elephant's front leg, but he keeps poking his head out. See more »

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Special Patrol Group: Up Scumbag! Up Scumbag!
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References University Challenge (1962) See more »

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"The Ace of Spades"
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Awesomely funny for the right market!
18 June 2013 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

I can't imagine this episode being any more perfect than it is. All the characters are purely defined and within themselves, the show moves at a constant up-pace. Cameo by Motorhead is the perfect source music for the groups' scurry thru the tube on their way to University Challenge where its the quintessential match between the snobs and the slobs. See Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry, and Hugh Laurie in early screen appearances. Total lunacy: Vyvyan loses his head, yet later introduces his Pig-Ferret named "Bacon Sandwich", Rick is universally known as the world's stupidest bottom burp, Neil:"Vegetable rights and peace." It doesn't get much funnier than this.


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