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[Mr Skrunts]

Reg Varney - Star of on the Buses.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gdLbt9N9z3wG7ugUf-Br8QbZ-IOgD94G9E4G0


A man that gave me so many laughs when I was younger.

R.I.P.

[Vamps]

Reg Varney - Star of on the Buses.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gdLbt9N9z3wG7ugUf-Br8QbZ-IOgD94G9E4G0


A man that gave me so many laughs when I was younger.
R.I.P.

Me too. I love the On the Buses films and tv series.

R.I.P    and thoughts for his family and friends.

[dieseldean]

a character that will never be forgotten
r.i.p

[HolyCount]

From an era that will never be repeated ... when the comedy was clean and the kids could watch without parents wondering what was going to come next!  Was usually politically incorrect too  

Don't get me wrong I love the Evan's, Carr's and Brown's (Chubby NOT Gordon) of this world, but a bit of good, clean fun still has me rolling on the floor.

Another great talent lost ... RIP

[Richie London]

very funny man, everyone loved on the buses, even my kids do.  reg was a great piano player too

remember this scene http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UHEk-EtH3hw

[Elite Pete]

At least he's safe from Blakey

Good clean fun and still enjoy watching it.

[mick-1975]

classic programme and still makes you laugh while watching .
   r.i.p  ,thoughts are with the family

[Marks DTM Calib]

The most surprising thing about Reg Varney is that he was well into his fifties by the time he did "On The Buses". There's
something a little bit creepy about this fiftysomething* guy, living with his mum and "chasing birds".......so watch out Tunnie....this could be you in a few years  

Did you know he was the first person to use a cash machine!

[Richie London]

he also made tea in a saucepan, boiled the leaves,  

[Richie London]

can the oof shop make tunnie up a nice sidecar for his bike then  

[jim351]

He was also the first person to use the first cash point in the UK in 1967...

R.I.P Butler

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Funny thing.......Reg Varney was in his mid fifties when he first  played the part.......still lived with his mum .....yet had a never ending stream of "dolly birds"on the sofa...after his mum had gone to bed.

His best mate (name eludes me)...was a bit of a leering perv with the young dolly birds...mind.

[Mr Skrunts]

So many Episodes to choose from.

Mutininy On The Busses.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=G2slxr-5MEg

[bob.dent]

Sadly gone to that great bus terminal in the sky.
"Butler will be sadly missed - such a funny guy, used to give me a real laugh when I was younger and how refreshingly un-PC On The Buses was.

[Mr Skrunts]

I hope they show the films on TV soon as TV is normally naff on the way to Christmas and On The Buses would make for some welcome and entertaining viewing.