I LOVED this show. I found it by accident late one night on my local PBS channel. I was awake, depressed and in all kinds of pain. I had just gotten out of the hospital after a car accident that took my wife and 2 of my 3 kids away from me, I was also told I'd never walk or talk again. I walked out a few days later lol. Anyway this show and "Waiting for God" probably kept me from self canceling. Then a few months later they aired the episode after Compo/Bill Owen dies and it was like losing everything all over again. I so wanted to meet these people. I was designing a game a few years later and had even checked into what I'd need to do to add Compo, Cleg and Truly in as some NPCs that you could come across occasionally just doing what they do in the tv show. Even got my mom hooked on the show. Went to the library and found a dvd collection of all the old episodes and she pretty much binged the entire show up to like right before Truly came on (that was all the library had at the time). Great show, amazing show.... Thanks for saving my life.
I have been forunate to have collected the entire series. I watch a couple of episodes each night before bed. Regardless of the day I have had or what is going on in my life -- I am raised to a higher place of peace and thanksgiving. Last of the Summer Wine is my personal blessing. Has been for years. Glad you found it as well.
My dog loves this program, we have had to record 20+ episodes to play while we are out at work and he lays watching until he gets dozy and I have to always put it on at night so he will come up to his bed. I remember watching it as a child with my parents and grandparents and found it as funny as I still do all these years on
My mom passed in the year 2015 and when she was alive we would watch this show regularly. Everytime I hear that music at the beginning and the end of the show I just want to cry. That was our special time together watching this show. Miss you mom🙋
Heidi Kersey this time everytime you hear the songs try smiling instead of. Smile then refresh your memories with mom! Ok? I tell you it will change your life almost instantly . In a huge positive way!
I'm sorry to hear about your mom☹. I used to watch this show with my Dad....he is still alive but dosen't speak to me. But these shows still make memories, and make me smile 🤗
Heidi Kersey 🌹Just Get a cup of coffee ! And keep watching and as If she is right there setting watching with you! I also pray God will Comfort you alway 🌹🕊️❤🕊️🌹
“Keeping Up Appearances”, “Last of the Summer Wine”, “Are You Being Served”, “As Time Goes By”, all of these British Comedies are true comedy at the best. I wish these types of comedies still existed!
The BBC no longer caters for the middle aged or pensioners or anyone with more than 2 brain cells. It's now run by quiche korraine eating, chardonnay sipping, Guardian reading neo marxists who think that unless you're a university educated millenial what you want to watch doesn't count. They still want your £157.50 a year licence fee though. I haven't watched the Biased Bullshit Corporation for at least 4 years.
True...very true...Add " Open all Hours" and "Dad's Army" too....La creme de la crem ....Too bad all these were in the past....No more Golden Age of Comedy....
You probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me
Great series.never stop watching it. Been to holmfirth a few times love a cuppa in SIDS. Have stopped in the white horse at Jackson's bridge and the elephant & castle in the town.food was excellent
Howard and Marina are in classic form- "that's a lie! i love my wife!" and the lonely, auto mechanic librarian harkens to the library scenes from the earliest episodes, brilliant fun
Move to the uk. We have 3 programs a day. From episode 1 through to the last show the it starts again. Wonderful lost my dad in Jan. pneumonia. Couple of weeks ago we had compo funeral. Suddenly realised I was crying. I agree with you. These fun loving old folk reminds us of our own families. My wife’s family live only 15mins away from holmfirth. I took my parents a couple of times. Lovely happy memories of my family sat round the box on a Sunday evening watching this.
This was a time when the BBC knew how to produce wonderful sitcoms and programmes that everyone could enjoy. Not like today’s miserable selection of doom and gloom soaps, irresponsible man-boy car racers, classic novels that are modernised filth, endless boring games shows and rubbish so-called talent shows which we have to pay for because if we don’t we are hounded by their bully boys enforcers. Roll on the day when this so called licence fee is made illegal. It certainly is not valve for money.
It was an upper general store that sold everything and had a better class of sales person especially in the mens suits dept. Watch first of the summer wine where they are working in the co-op in the 1930's. Celggy worked in the lino Dept...th-cam.com/video/pm82YaZrm2E/w-d-xo.html. that episode is a wedding where they are away from the shop so check others
sharon anderson the co op started in this part of the country and because it was funded by local workers it became the largest shop in the area and people would brag that they bought xyz from the co op.
@@garygalt4146 really? Huh. I thought ppl looked down on you if you shopped co op. I say tht because I noticed when the punch line was co op it was always whispered like it was something dirty. But i guess tht is where the nuances of the difference in american and british humor is. My husband was british and I had to relearn humor british style. It really is different. But thank you for explaining wht it was.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
Here it is, summer of 2023, and this program is as funny as ever. Excellent writing and acting are timeless.
All i can think of is how beautiful the countryside looks! Really heaven
I LOVED this show. I found it by accident late one night on my local PBS channel. I was awake, depressed and in all kinds of pain. I had just gotten out of the hospital after a car accident that took my wife and 2 of my 3 kids away from me, I was also told I'd never walk or talk again. I walked out a few days later lol. Anyway this show and "Waiting for God" probably kept me from self canceling. Then a few months later they aired the episode after Compo/Bill Owen dies and it was like losing everything all over again.
I so wanted to meet these people. I was designing a game a few years later and had even checked into what I'd need to do to add Compo, Cleg and Truly in as some NPCs that you could come across occasionally just doing what they do in the tv show.
Even got my mom hooked on the show. Went to the library and found a dvd collection of all the old episodes and she pretty much binged the entire show up to like right before Truly came on (that was all the library had at the time). Great show, amazing show.... Thanks for saving my life.
I have been forunate to have collected the entire series. I watch a couple of episodes each night before bed. Regardless of the day I have had or what is going on in my life -- I am raised to a higher place of peace and thanksgiving. Last of the Summer Wine is my personal blessing. Has been for years. Glad you found it as well.
My dog loves this program, we have had to record 20+ episodes to play while we are out at work and he lays watching until he gets dozy and I have to always put it on at night so he will come up to his bed. I remember watching it as a child with my parents and grandparents and found it as funny as I still do all these years on
My mom passed in the year 2015 and when she was alive we would watch this show regularly. Everytime I hear that music at the beginning and the end of the show I just want to cry. That was our special time together watching this show. Miss you mom🙋
@@ronratcliffe2219 It is okay to cry, Ron. Tears can be healing & comforting.
Heidi Kersey this time everytime you hear the songs try smiling instead of. Smile then refresh your memories with mom! Ok?
I tell you it will change your life almost instantly . In a huge positive way!
I'm sorry to hear about your mom☹. I used to watch this show with my Dad....he is still alive but dosen't speak to me. But these shows still make memories, and make me smile 🤗
Heidi Kersey Had the theme music at my Mam's funeral in May 2020 she loved the programme so much.
Heidi Kersey 🌹Just Get a cup of coffee ! And keep watching and as If she is right there setting watching with you! I also pray God will Comfort you alway 🌹🕊️❤🕊️🌹
“Keeping Up Appearances”, “Last of the Summer Wine”, “Are You Being Served”, “As Time Goes By”, all of these British Comedies are true comedy at the best. I wish these types of comedies still existed!
The BBC no longer caters for the middle aged or pensioners or anyone with more than 2 brain cells. It's now run by quiche korraine eating, chardonnay sipping, Guardian reading neo marxists who think that unless you're a university educated millenial what you want to watch doesn't count. They still want your £157.50 a year licence fee though. I haven't watched the Biased Bullshit Corporation for at least 4 years.
True...very true...Add " Open all Hours" and "Dad's Army" too....La creme de la crem ....Too bad all these were in the past....No more Golden Age of Comedy....
You probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me
@Nicolas Jaziel instablaster ;)
Try mrs brown boys
I have every program they taped and watch them on a regular basis. Love 💘 them all
there should be a channel just for summer wine we could all watch anytime then .
Frank Thornton aged beautifully. He looked better in this series than he did in AYBS.
I agree.
Alvin is really my favorite! I love his interaction with Nora
Great series.never stop watching it. Been to holmfirth a few times love a cuppa in SIDS. Have stopped in the white horse at Jackson's bridge and the elephant & castle in the town.food was excellent
Love watching Summer Wine. As well as the laughs, there's the stunning scenery of Yorkshire to admire.
love love love the beautiful land!
2020 and we still watching last of the summer wine every day even tho they are repeats great British comedy show
I watch a couple of episodes every day.
2023
April 2021 here. I binge all my favorite britcoms everyday for a certain amount of time.
me too, I find them comforting
Howard and Marina are in classic form- "that's a lie! i love my wife!" and the lonely, auto mechanic librarian harkens to the library scenes from the earliest episodes, brilliant fun
WELL DONE ALL THE CASTS FROM DIFFERING SERIES YOU WERE ALL FANTASTIC THANK YOU.
There a but few shows that I can can watch in rerun and this is one I never tire of.
Nice and relaxing
I will go over there one of these days watching this over and over again brilliant comedy
Thanks for these, love the cast of this program.
" and when you've finished that!.."
Good on ya Howard! 🤣
2020 still watching
Totally agree with you. Greetings from Finland. I miss those too. I'm adding these : Going with Buss and Golden Girls.
Been to Holmfirth and sadly the pub the white horse is boarded up!! One of the great shows ever produced!1
Awwww...how sad
funny Aunty offering tea to the ladies, without money
Why does Marina walk so funny ??? Has she got her knickers in a twist !!!!!!!
Fun show for a Saturday night
just love the last of the summer wine
@27:58 Cleggy says "I often wonder what happened to him." only to explain one sentence later that "he got himself killed in the war".
I think Clegg meant between when he knew him and when he died
I love peter sallis😂
Miss them all
I like this show it brings back good memories. As I used to watch it when I lived in London
Whoever, London is a beautiful and historic city. I appreciate it more now, as I live in New York
The Afterthoughts of a Co. (21 February 2003)
BBCA: 10th May 2003
😂 love it! Thank you
R I P Marina and peter sallis made me laugh for years
so heartbreaking
@@lindaschanz8062 Sre Is my friend
What a show Box set for Xmas can't wait Bring in the New year in style 💙💙💙
Love this brings back such memories
RIP Peter Sallis
I don't think many of them are still alive now sadly, great talent's, at least they have left a legacy of laughter 😁
wish someone could replace all the deleted videos
Move to the uk. We have 3 programs a day. From episode 1 through to the last show the it starts again. Wonderful lost my dad in Jan. pneumonia. Couple of weeks ago we had compo funeral. Suddenly realised I was crying. I agree with you. These fun loving old folk reminds us of our own families. My wife’s family live only 15mins away from holmfirth. I took my parents a couple of times. Lovely happy memories of my family sat round the box on a Sunday evening watching this.
lmao, Compo and Alvin would have got on famously
Could you not see them giving foggy fits
love to watch but its all ways bitter sweet
Howard is my favorite
He's 94 now
Its Mr Scrimshaw was the nasty manager in Co-op in 1937 ..don't remember emsworth..
R I p an other beautiful soul passed away
This was a time when the BBC knew how to produce wonderful sitcoms and programmes that everyone could enjoy. Not like today’s miserable selection of doom and gloom soaps, irresponsible man-boy car racers, classic novels that are modernised filth, endless boring games shows and rubbish so-called talent shows which we have to pay for because if we don’t we are hounded by their bully boys enforcers. Roll on the day when this so called licence fee is made illegal. It certainly is not valve for money.
Well said.
Hear,hear!
Just way too many characters ,and still can’t hold candle to earlier seasons!! (Compo Cleggie,Foggy, ruled!! Lol)
TO ME ,FOGGY WAS ALWAYS THE BEST . CAN'T FIND TOO MANY EPISODES WITH HIM IN IT. 😁
I like all of the Seasons.
Foggy and compo were the best characters I think....
Without question.
I AGREE , BOTH WERE VERY GOOD IN THEIR ROLES .👍
Pity some of the title is off the screen. Overdue for fixing.
Whoever puts these out should correct the screen size so you can see the whole picture!!!!!!!!!!
That's true.its annoying at times.
Avoiding copyrights - but it makes a lot of them unwatchable.
Isn't that lady at the start with the broom the "black widow" from Arkwrights
She isn't the black widow, she is Mrs. Blewitt from Arkwrights. Mrs. Featherstone was the black widow.
Poor Marina, coward Howard hahaha
Marina? I once knew a Doreen.
What series and episode is this ?
old fun
Ah . . . this shows that twisps father twasp was an odobssala bino 'unter-da-poo-gah' . . .
Can anyone tell me where I can watch Season 20? I cannot even find a place to buy it where it plays in the U.S.
You could try Amazon
Try Dailey Motion, there's a few of season 20 on it
Thank the
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Wht is the big deal with a co-op? They act like it somehow relates to class or something. In America it is something ppl want to do to save money.
It was an upper general store that sold everything and had a better class of sales person especially in the mens suits dept. Watch first of the summer wine where they are working in the co-op in the 1930's. Celggy worked in the lino Dept...th-cam.com/video/pm82YaZrm2E/w-d-xo.html. that episode is a wedding where they are away from the shop so check others
sharon anderson the co op started in this part of the country and because it was funded by local workers it became the largest shop in the area and people would brag that they bought xyz from the co op.
@@garygalt4146 really? Huh. I thought ppl looked down on you if you shopped co op. I say tht because I noticed when the punch line was co op it was always whispered like it was something dirty. But i guess tht is where the nuances of the difference in american and british humor is. My husband was british and I had to relearn humor british style. It really is different. But thank you for explaining wht it was.
Nora has OCD she;s swept her path that's much their should me none left
Feel good drama?
too many episodes deleted
Try mrs brown boys
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
Guilable
Teesdales character was unessasarry.
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Find the women all bombastic and crude.
Especially Howard's wife and Nora Batty.
But that's what makes the show
It's a show, hahaha, they are all refined in real life, met them. Shows they are good actresses
They are supposed to be, you moron
That's what makes the show! 🤣