May To December - Series 1 - Episode 1 - It Never Entered My Mind - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2013
- Zoë Angell is a 26-year-old PE teacher seeking a divorce from her errant milkman husband. In achieving this she visits a solicitor called Alec Callender, a 53-year-old widower. At first things go wrong between them and Zoë storms out, but a chance meeting in a pub with Alec's son draws Alec and Zoë together, starting something that will have a tremendous effect on both of their lives.
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It’s 32 years ago today since this wonderful series debuted ...I still love it, and Anton. Where does the time go.
Every couple of years I come to this series and watch it back-to-back. Still one of the nicest sitcoms around.
Thanks for posting
Here I go again! :)
Even though Acid House was all the rage in '89 in London; Me and the Mrs. Loved this series So much; we jumped in our TR7 one day and drove to Pinner from North London; just to see where this Classic Series was Set....
Old guy from the US here. They showed this (along with many other British sitcoms) on PBS. You're going to think I'm crazy, but I had the hots for Miss Flood (I was in my 30s at the time).
I love this show, I wish there were more shows like this today. Humor, romance that they aren’t afraid to hide. The first season was definitely my favorite but the whole show was good. I wish Eve Matheson hadn’t left.
Yes, do, I wonder why she left? Although I do like Lesley Dunlop as well. I have also wondered why the actor who played Mr Henty left as well.
You'll never see this type of show on TV again.
@@seansmith445 The older I get, the more I appreciate seeing shows set in fairly normal life. As Time Goes By is another. I watch both over and over. "Minder" is also another, even though it has quite unusual plots. And so is Lovejoy, IMHO. One can imagine all these stories occurring in regular life. Same with Rumpole.
This remains one of my very favourite shows. I watch it quite regularly and always smile. ThankYou.
one of those smart comedies. Still a fan of this
Just finished Fresh Fields & French Fields. Happy to find this. British comedy is the best.
Thank You Thank You Thank You. I used to love this series and never missed an episode. You have just given me back my youth (if only for an hour or two)
Thank you so much for sharing this, I used to watch May to December back in the 80s when I was a teenager. Now I'm rewatching it with my daughter, it's bringing back fantastic memories 😍
After many years of searching finally someone with full episodes thanks for posting.
I love watching them so I am glad that u have found the series & like watching them
The late, great Anton Rogers, (10 January 1933 - 1 December 2007) was a fine actor.
Catch him as conman Calvin Bream in a 1969 episode ("When The Spirit Moves You") of "Randall & Hopkirk (deceased)" he is superb.
He is perhaps best known for starring in the sitcoms Fresh Fields (ITV, 1984-86), as well its sequel series French Fields (ITV, 1989-91)
He also had a long career both on stage and in film. His stage roles ranged from contemporary comedy and satirical farce to Restoration comedy, Ibsen, Shaw and Wilde and Peter Nichols. He appeared in films such as The Fourth Protocol (1987), The Day of the Jackal (1973) and Scrooge (1970).
He also narrated the children's animated TV series Old Bear Stories and appeared as Andre, the comically corrupt French policeman who aided Michael Caine in his romantic/financial schemes in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Anton died 1 December 2007 (aged 74) in Reading, England. Although the cause of death wasnt stated, it would be safe to surmise heart failure.
R.I.P. Anton
Anton Rodgers?
You missed my favourite role of his, in "The Prisoner".
You missed my favourite role of his, in "The Prisoner".
Britcoms are to sitcoms, what a warm, soothing cup of Earl Grey tea, or a delicious mound of shepherd's pie, or a satisfying pint of cold draft beer, or a sumptuous plate of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, or a warm, comforting mug of hot chocolate, or a serving of succulent fish and chips, are.
Loved this programme. I used to live in Pinner, Middx. ❤
I love this program. It's such a cute movie. I'd watch it every day if I could. I LOVE IT.
Love this program cant stop watching it. Very funny. Thanks for uploading
The opening scenes were filmed in Pinner High Street. That church in the background is St. John the Baptist, Church Street, Pinner. The Christening episode was filmed at that church. Oddly enough Zoe and Alec's house ("Crendon") was on filmed on Church Lane, Pinner as well.
Such a sweet show
Thanks SO much!!! Wonderful show. I'm thrilled to find it here. Love from San Diego, CA.
So happy you posted this series. Been looking for this for ages
Thrilled to find full episodes. Many thanks 😊
I remember this show....they changed the actress who plays the wife after a few episodes.....couldn't stand the replacement......the 1st one was do sweet.
The first Zoe Eve Matheson left at her own accord as the filming schedule clashed with her preferred Theatre work.
I agree. G
I love to this series and watch it from time to time. Love all of the cast. Nice to see Clive Francis in a comedic role., one of my favourite actors. He was my favourite in Poldark. Hilary of course was hilarious and I can identify with Miss Flood, as I worked with a similar character. Oh, happy days. Tku for posting.
Wish this and Blake's 7 would be released on dvd in the USA
Very gentle humour but it was really good. The secretary was maybe the best character. (Doesn't all have to be 'cutting edge' all the time, right? :)
Indeed it does not..
She really was. Hillary was a gem
It doesn't. I love this AND it's always sunny in Philadelphia.
Hillary!!!
What a great series...
I love this show! Thank you for posting.
loved Eve Matheson, always felt a bit uncomfortable about the age diff, silly at the time. she is bright, has a sensitive beauty.
I'm so insane I could watch a whole episode of this without vomiting blood!
Beautiful programme ♥
Gentlemen used to tip their hats....
I love this series was kinda bummed when they switched Zoe’s. Both were good but I liked the first girl . Always thought lol that Hilary was related to Basil Fawltys wife
binging again this great series............need i say more??
The actress playing miss flood also played the vice chancellor's secretary in "a very peculiar practice" which is also on youtube.
The actress which plays Hilary is in an episode of fresh fields as a maid
she was also in the original series of crossroads motel
Hillary was the funniest secretary 🌹
So,Alec came to Pinner to be a layer with his uncle. Does that mean his uncle was Mr Semple? That would explain why Alec left his name on the door. Sixth or 7th time watching and I just caught this 13:11
Hillary reminds me of a young Prunella Scales.
Please can someone tell me which episode it is that Jamie walks in and says "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir" to his father? I've been looking for that particular scene for years.
I want an Alec Callinder.
Me too, I have quite a little crush on Anton Rodgers who plays him
What a great series was there anymore made after series 6
Not on TV but a radio series was broadcast on Radio 2 in April/May 1998 adapting the 1st TV series with Lesley Dunlop in the role of Zoe and Rebecca Lacey returned as Hilary despite leaving the TV show after series 5.
Classic zoe & anton are soul mates
Horrible memories of this as it meant bedtime soon and school the next day (I can't remember if it was Sunday specifically but it was one of those shows we had to watch because our parents had it on). I really disliked the theme tune because as a kid it just reminded me how far away Christmas was! Not nearly as bad as the likes of Songs of Praise, Last of the Summer Wine and Antiques Roadshow though.
I hated Howard's way for the same reason. The last thing I heard before bedtime on Sunday & school the next day.
I totally get that. Hated Allo Allo for the same reason
Mr Cholmondley Warner OMG that theme tune was my Sunday night/bath night for primary school!!!!! Can remember it like it was yesterday and I’m 42 now lol
For me it was the theme tune of ‘The South Bank Show’ that signalled the end of the weekend and school the next day!
May to December was originally shown at 8.30 on Monday night's.
The blonde girl isn't Sara Crowe, is she?
No
is Cheryl abbot still with us?
@13:01 he reminds me of Jim Carrey
love this show but hated the first zoe her acting was atrocious glad when the other one took over