No. The Benny Hill Theme. Yakety Sax would still be a musical language spoken leven more rarely than an Inuit jive near the pole. Benny Hill has found in it the superlative black hole of a tune when applied to absurd comical themes. The speed of the melody is unnaturally fast like an accelerated film, sublining the funny.

The advantage of being fast is that you can cram a log of melody in a short frame of time and thus render the tune never boring within a short attention span.

Benny's a fucking genius.

The say "rolling on the floor laughing out loud"? I had it during a scene from his show. There was these people on a cruise and Benny plays like he's a poor movie producer, like he has no money at all, like in one scene a dude speaks on a chair with a glass of whisky and suddenly a cut during his phase show him with a cup of tea.

The guy can't throw no rush.

He has to make a scene about this crime mystery happening on a cruise by filming the cruise from outside for a few second to situate the action. They did it earlier by coupling a scene in a airplane by filming a six inches blue plastic airplane dangling from a cord and blowing cigarette smoke on it.

Therefore, after a funny but more forgivable scene inside the cruise among people, a 8 yellow plastic cruise probably extracted from a marketing operation of a laundry dish soap appears on screen, when one can guess at the horizon the edge of the bathtub, one is already in tears.

But then Benny takes us back for more very English jokes among people, then brings back the outside shot.

We like... Ok Benny, I got the joke.

But then half the body of a real duck comes from left and arrived next to cruise like the most ridiculous Godzilla ever.

You don't believe me? When the flippers of the duck arrived near the boat this one went upside down, and I rolled down the couch and laughed right down the carpet.