In the 1980s I worked in a Ford Dealership and one of our mechanics was from Yorkshire, he was a young version of all those wonderful characters rolled into one , we had our very own Last of the Summer Wine in the East End of London. Such fun and laughter all day long .
I could watch these over and over, great comedy and brings laughter. I would like to have it brought back to public television on PBS. Same as Are you Being Served and Waiting on God.
This was a great show. I laugh every time I watch it no matter how many times I do. Great acting. They looked like they really enjoyed making the show. To have such wonderful actors with so many years in the business, it’s just amazing.
This was so smoothly done one would think that it's real life in the burb. You can't help but love these folks and the characters they play. A slice of life the way it should be.
What I love is the retired guys, ( Truly and the boys), get into the same kinda stuff teenage boys do. I can't remember the name of the hunched over fella that works for the lady at the shop, but, man he so good. I miss living in the country, I want to move there in those rolling hills of the British countryside. This show lasted over 30 seasons didn't it? I've seen Frank Thorton on are you being served and love him even more on this show. Why watch the crap on T.V. now when you can watch this.....pure Gold!!
My dad likes this series, even though he doesn’t speak English. I think he understands the characters’ speech better than I do. Sometimes I have to turn on the subtitles. Especially the earlier seasons with the lovable little guy who had a crush on Nora Batty.
Yes, his accent was a bit thick! I have the easiest time understanding Frank Thornton, but then I'd heard him on Are You Being Served, as Capt Peacock for so long...
That's because the actor Bill Owen portrayed Compo as someone who spoke a now very rare northern dialect. BILL OWEN DID *NOT* TALK THAT WAY "NORMALLY" off set. Clegg played by Peter Sallis also uses a dialect. He does the voice for Wallace in the "Wallace and Gromit" series. Frank Thornton, "Truly of The Yard' played captain Peacock on Are You Being Served' and sounded completely different so different most people don't recognize him. The few appearances of Barry's boss are portrayed by Trevor Bannister who played Mr. Lucas on AYBS and he's *barely* recognizable.
In real life there was a lot of big age gaps between the married couples for instance Thora was born in 1911 and gordon who played her husband wesley was born in 1933 so she was 22 years older and sarah thomas who played their daughter was born in 1952 so thora would be 41 when she was born and gorden just 18 as sarah was born before gorden turned 19 and joe gladwin was 22 years older than kathy staff who playes hes mrs.
Charlie Brooks on Amazon but you need a Region 2 (UK/Europe/Africa/Asia) DVD Player which you can also get on Amazon. The series lasted almost 30 years so it’s a lot of DVDs
You can always move here. It’s three episodes a day. When all 27 years end. They start again. My dad has his afternoon tea to start and makes his evening meal when it ends. An can probably repeat all the lines.
Yup, all we can buy are "Best of" years. I got a set once with 13-14 seasons and thought I had them all😓. Very disappointing. Brian Wilde was good but I also liked the way Michael Bates would get 'apoplopectic". Bill Owen, of course, but my all time favorite was Peter Sallis.
It would have been nice if the writers gave Howard a real headache by giving Pearl (rest in peace lovely lady) a male admirer. Howard got away with too much.
@@eepanusstar5940 From the States--I think they'd make half of a cute couple. Nora will never be cute. Never in a million years except possibly in the British sense of "shrewd," Alvin is more "cute" in the American sense of endearing.
@@elizabethsohler2410 No-she has her moments-watch her smile when Alvin hands her the muffins he made-more moments like this too when she sticks up for him-or teases him
@@elizabethsohler2410 No-she does have her caustic moments-LOL-most of them are-but she does at times get flirty with Alvin-maybe she just wishes she could be nicer? Even Pearl calls Nora nasty!
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 ?"
At first it was ok but it got to be more and more and louder than it should've been. That stuff can and will ruin a good show. Not every line is that funny or even funny at all. There is a limit and lots of shows cross that limit abundantly.
@@elizabethsohler2410 Yes they move that's why he was the bird man from Ilkley but that is also in Yorkshire and not as near to Lancashire as Holmfirth is
thesilencer1969 that was exactly the explanation he gave Cleggy... who can suspect a tube of glue?!? But Pearl figured it out after the tenth or so tube showed up in a month
If they put the later episodes in the full format, The youtube bots will flag it and remove it. Every time someone uploads them correctly, a day or two later, they are gone. It has something to do with the copyright issues.
Everyone has their own taste, personally I am trying to “like” last of summer wine but I find it hard. I love how it’s filmed out of doors and the acting is great, but thescrips don’t seem so great. Personally I like, rosemary and thyme, are you being served and keeping up appearances, ,,,,,myself...........also love the Brit sci-fi about a black spaceman , but cannot remember the name. Peace out!
Clever man who wrote this and many other sit coms, he wrote one line and every member of the cast said that line at least 6 times each .
In the 1980s I worked in a Ford Dealership and one of our mechanics was from Yorkshire, he was a young version of all those wonderful characters rolled into one , we had our very own Last of the Summer Wine in the East End of London. Such fun and laughter all day long .
I've watched this show for years and I still love and will continue to watch whenever I can.
I could watch these over and over, great comedy and brings laughter. I would like to have it brought back to public television on PBS. Same as Are you Being Served and Waiting on God.
This was a great show. I laugh every time I watch it no matter how many times I do. Great acting. They looked like they really enjoyed making the show. To have such wonderful actors with so many years in the business, it’s just amazing.
Great British comedy for ever in my dreams 🤣 😆 all of them missed greatly
I wish I was born and brought up there during those times. Peaceful, beautiful sceneries, genuine friends and less temptations. I'm from Asia.
Gotta love this programme
As an American, this was always one of my all time shows. That and the Red Green show.
omg love the red green show. grew up watching that with my dad. so much nostalgia. keep meaning to check out their podcast.
This was so smoothly done one would think that it's real life in the burb. You can't help but love these folks and the characters they play. A slice of life the way it should be.
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Just hearing the music tears me up..missing my mama when we watched together..
I even like the music so relaxing.
The music feels like a decompression of all the crap in the world
@@metrotek5 An a escape from the ‘new world order takeover’
@@oakashthorn5714 Well put -
....LOL!!!! that opening dance number was hilarious!!!
Probably my Dad's favorite show.
One of my favorite episodes.
i love the last of the summer wine
Welcome to the (very large) fellowship.
I love this show wish I could find it on tv again
I found it through Drama a year ago
This used to be Sunday early evenings. I rarely actually watched it but the music and canned laughter was soothing. At least I think it was Sunday.
واہ بہت اچھا پروگرام ہے. What an awesome program. Thanks for uploading it.
barry needs a new banister lol great laughts
RIP PEARL It was a joy and a pleasure . Thank you
You're a wonder man! I don't think she inspires that reaction in most! Which isn't to say I don't appreciate her just in small doses.
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I so love this series. Thank you very much for sharing and friendly greetings from Slovenia :)))
This series is what is needed for the current times, I just happened on it and it’s non stop laughter, my eyes are running water. Stay smiling people.
Hello how are you doing today??👋👋
Absolutely bloody love this comedy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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What I love is the retired guys, ( Truly and the boys), get into the same kinda stuff teenage boys do. I can't remember the name of the hunched over fella that works for the lady at the shop, but, man he so good. I miss living in the country, I want to move there in those rolling hills of the British countryside. This show lasted over 30 seasons didn't it? I've seen Frank Thorton on are you being served and love him even more on this show. Why watch the crap on T.V. now when you can watch this.....pure Gold!!
This is awesome
Great show
Hello how are you??
brilliant canon and ball and a load more oldies xxx
thank you much appreciate
I wish they would bring the show back on pbs
My dad likes this series, even though he doesn’t speak English. I think he understands the characters’ speech better than I do. Sometimes I have to turn on the subtitles. Especially the earlier seasons with the lovable little guy who had a crush on Nora Batty.
That was Bill Owen who played Compo.
Yes, his accent was a bit thick! I have the easiest time understanding Frank Thornton, but then I'd heard him on Are You Being Served, as Capt Peacock for so long...
That's because the actor Bill Owen portrayed Compo as someone who spoke a now very rare northern dialect. BILL OWEN DID *NOT* TALK THAT WAY "NORMALLY" off set. Clegg played by Peter Sallis also uses a dialect. He does the voice for Wallace in the "Wallace and Gromit" series. Frank Thornton, "Truly of The Yard' played captain Peacock on Are You Being Served' and sounded completely different so different most people don't recognize him. The few appearances of Barry's boss are portrayed by Trevor Bannister who played Mr. Lucas on AYBS and he's *barely* recognizable.
I wish I had a granddad like Alvin!
Lol old alivin reminds me of compo and just as daft
In real life there was a lot of big age gaps between the married couples for instance Thora was born in 1911 and gordon who played her husband wesley was born in 1933 so she was 22 years older and sarah thomas who played their daughter was born in 1952 so thora would be 41 when she was born and gorden just 18 as sarah was born before gorden turned 19 and joe gladwin was 22 years older than kathy staff who playes hes mrs.
Enjoyed swan episode
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Thank You very much, my father mother got me watching this it's been 8 years now and I still haven't seen the beginning one or the end does
Anyone know where I can buy the complete DVD set
Seeing the beginning or end isn't easy to do, it ran for 20 years!
Charlie Brooks on Amazon but you need a Region 2 (UK/Europe/Africa/Asia) DVD Player which you can also get on Amazon. The series lasted almost 30 years so it’s a lot of DVDs
@@hadassahward7969 Thanks so much ✌️❤️🙏🦋🇺🇸
It’s brilliant that such an ensemble cast was put together which includes so many comedy greats!
The one guy looks and sounds like Mr Peacock on are you being served
Another of the greats that needs to come back is Hyacinth Buquet and Are you being served.
This and Dads army all the way.
Like like last summer wine.
This is the funnyest episode yet.
Ah! Duck tape.Always keep a roll on hand.
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
I actually had to do that line dance in middle school 🤦🏼♀️
Good for everyone.👍
Please Please make the complete collection for sale in the U.S.
You can always move here. It’s three episodes a day. When all 27 years end. They start again. My dad has his afternoon tea to start and makes his evening meal when it ends. An can probably repeat all the lines.
@@garygalt4146 This went for 27 years? Had no idea it ran that long.
Yup, all we can buy are "Best of" years. I got a set once with 13-14 seasons and thought I had them all😓. Very disappointing.
Brian Wilde was good but I also liked the way Michael Bates would get 'apoplopectic".
Bill Owen, of course, but my all time favorite was Peter Sallis.
P.S. Howard & Marina. 70+ teeny boppers.
MG Massey you have every right to be proud of your son ✌️
It would have been nice if the writers gave Howard a real headache by giving Pearl (rest in peace lovely lady) a male admirer. Howard got away with too much.
So true
Interesting, how no flies ever seem to come inside Clegg's home when Howard leaves the door (or a part of it) open...!
Aunt Jones, from Doc Martin here again, as she is in Oppen all Houers... 👏👏👏🥂
This is one of my favorite comedy.. I love the theme song, i love all the characters, even the area where the scenes are shot..
i want to go walk those hills!!
@@marybaldwin6196 me too
@@marybaldwin6196Yorkshire gods own country
R.I.P Bobby Ball.
Hey that's... Captain Peacock! :o)
l'd love to shop at aunty's
you'd probably leave with a Zeppelin, three left shoes and a spear!😊
@@boojay111 Truth!
2:29 Its Wallace!
I think Nora Batty and Alvin would make a cute couple!! 💖🤔
So do I-they kind of flirt with each other
@@eepanusstar5940 From the States--I think they'd make half of a cute couple. Nora will never be cute. Never in a million years except possibly in the British sense of "shrewd," Alvin is more "cute" in the American sense of endearing.
@@elizabethsohler2410 No-she has her moments-watch her smile when Alvin hands her the muffins he made-more moments like this too when she sticks up for him-or teases him
@@eepanusstar5940 Well maybe I haven't appreciated her properly .
@@elizabethsohler2410 No-she does have her caustic moments-LOL-most of them are-but she does at times get flirty with Alvin-maybe she just wishes she could be nicer? Even Pearl calls Nora nasty!
Where's Series 20 to 25? I can't believe TH-cam doesn't have them but yet has all the rest.
In memory off ...
Does anyone else have the best time looking at all the things in Auntie Wainwight's store? I find myself searching for things I might also have!
YES 🧸🤭
British woman learning American country line dancing
Can’t believe Pearl is gone....
And now Marina 😕
No!! When???
@@DiamondsandDobermans last month
I googled it... then I wept. I hope Marina kicks Pearls butt, wherever they are 😇 Thx for the reply 😀
@@DiamondsandDobermans Oooh Howard! 😋
watch on Dailymotion
Mr. Tinsdale ; " if you can't take your time and enjoy it" huh in my younger days that was my thoughts about sex.
R.I.P Bobby Ball
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 ?"
Mr Teasdale gets on my wick. Barry needs to man-up more too!!! :P
Can someone tell me if Nora and Ivy are supposed to be related? Thank you.
no they just grew up together
Oh thank you. Appreciate the reply!
British sitcoms are, like, succulent roast beef with creamed potatoes, hot chocolate, and a warm slice of delicious apple pie.
Truth!
@@elizabethsohler2410 Hello how are you??
I knew real characters like some of these characters so this is down nostalgic memory lane.
In 2010 im shocked British still kept old standards especially Frank Thornton.
"Inspector Clouseau's residence."
Come at me with a stick would ya. Funny stuff but to much can laughter.
At first it was ok but it got to be more and more and louder than it should've been. That stuff can and will ruin a good show. Not every line is that funny or even funny at all. There is a limit and lots of shows cross that limit abundantly.
Is the swan man a chuckle brother?
Hello 👋 how are you doing??
You’re a chuckle brother 🎅🏼🎅🏼🎅🏼
@@seancurran8249 yeah where are you from
No its bobby ball
Never saw this before. OMG Captain Peacock, the Inspector, George Roper, Delphine!
Plus ol' Blakey from "On The Buses". Cor, the ol' bugger looks 100...
Also Elizabeth from “mrs. Bucket”!!
Bruh I’m 17 and I love this show. Send help
Edit: I’m 18 as of December 2019; it’s all good now
It’s okay guys I’m 18 now
Thank God your generation aren't all culturless swine. I salute you young man. (I'm 27)
I love all the wool and tweed clothes they wear. This is a great show.
@@651LYS it is a classic.
Nothing wrong with liking a good show XD i loved it when i was 13 as i live near the set XD im 19 now soo
Its brian murphy?
@5:54 That's a nice oscilloscope auntie Wainwright has got there. I wonder if she has a webshop :)
It's hard to imagine anyone from Ilkely having a Lancashire accent
People move.
@@elizabethsohler2410 Yes they move that's why he was the bird man from Ilkley but that is also in Yorkshire and not as near to Lancashire as Holmfirth is
This show never gets old....😊
Never cared 4 that Chinese Guy though .....didn't fit in.
13:20 what's that tune?
11:20 where have I see that man in the red jacket before
I think he was in Mount Pleasant as the father.
@CT he was in the show not going out as Lee macks father
Can someone tell me what Marina did for a living? Hair dresser? Bank teller? Thx!
She was a cashier at a local market !! Howard would get in her line with his purchase ; Usually , a tube of glue !!
Oh thank you! Appreciate the info!
@@thesilencer1969 Why a tube of glue particularly? Was that ever explained?
@@elizabethsohler2410 Not to my knowledge . Presumably , it is just a cheap purchase , not too suspicious , and of potential use .
thesilencer1969 that was exactly the explanation he gave Cleggy... who can suspect a tube of glue?!? But Pearl figured it out after the tenth or so tube showed up in a month
The thing I could always do without...laugh track s. Otherwise funny!
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bthe man playing berry is good in citizen Smith t.v. show
good show but the fake laughter just upsets me now i no longer watch eny fake laughter shows sad times
Go girls! Line dancing .lol like. Golfing with barry ..lol
At 11:49, Old "Blakey", from "On The Buses", looks near 100 year old...
Made him look that way. Did you see him in. Don't drink the water with his sister living abroad.👍
@@ticktock8993 No, that's one I've missed...
@@davidhamilton506 it's on TH-cam . The whole series. And he was in another good one. I'll go looking in my files. Just can't think of the name.👍
@@ticktock8993 OK, thank you...
Missed missing....actors.
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part of the picture is missing wrong format
If they put the later episodes in the full format, The youtube bots will flag it and remove it. Every time someone uploads them correctly, a day or two later, they are gone. It has something to do with the copyright issues.
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THIS SHOW WAS MY SHIT LMAO
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I think he means truly
Everyone has their own taste, personally I am trying to “like” last of summer wine but I find it hard. I love how it’s filmed out of doors and the acting is great, but thescrips don’t seem so great. Personally I like, rosemary and thyme, are you being served and keeping up appearances, ,,,,,myself...........also love the Brit sci-fi about a black spaceman , but cannot remember the name. Peace out!
Don’t like, don’t watch! Nobody is forcing you! It’s just your bloody point of view n all! Zip it man!
Red dwarf
Aunt Jones, from Doc Martin here again, as she is in Oppen all Houers... 👏👏👏🥂