Yes and yes again to this show. The main characters are superbly cast, it brings a philosophy of life to current times that almost doesn’t exist any more, and it’s peaceful tone adds a layer of calmness and contentment difficult to find today. Then, add the scenery, and you have a masterpiece. Thanks.
When John Sullivan died people were replying how much of a genius he was. Roy Clarke is also like John another genius of comedy. Of course Last of the Summer wine, Keeping up Appearances, Open all Hours and of course Still open all Hours.
@@Belzedar Watched Give My Head Peace since it started around 1997 or 1998. Big fan very funny sitcom. Uncle Andy and Da and Ma and the son who looks as old looking as the Fa.
Last of the summer wine is repeated double bill of classic episodes on drama at around 6.40 pm to 8 pm. Old classic characters like Sid and Wally Batty.
One of my favourite progs I went to a gala for the boys brigade at Holmfirth with mum and we met and had a chat to most of the cast. It made her day. I still have their autographs and pics Bill was a staunch supporter of the boys brigade he was a fine actor having been in several films variety of roles
Clergy was my favourite, he reminded me of my Dad. I can't imagine other actors in these roles especially Compo, Bill Owen was absolutely amazing as Comp.
Same, I used to watch the British comedy block every weekend on some random local channel they showed Mr. Bean, Black adder, Dads army, Last of the summer wine, Red dwarf, Are you being served and Keeping up appearances. I really miss all of those shows.
I'm 75. When I quote these wonderful lines in similar situations, people either burst out laughing or stare at me as if I'm crazy as they just don't understand Roy Clarke's good old fashioned humour.
What I like about this episode is the religious music and the cricket interlude. Unlike Clegg, I know how to take strike and hold the bat properly (cricket is my favourite game). Sir Lionel of Bonjour La Classe fame took Holy Orders!
I often wonder what the people in the street thought when they found out they were in the programme when they watched it,i would be thrilled to have been one of them.
"The only consolation I have, is that one of them went home with a trouser leg full of fluff! If he goes into ten more houses, think of the pollen he'll be spreading!" 😂
Am I totally mad or did Nora batty used to travel on a motorbike? Edit from 2 months later. First off wow, it still lets me edit my comments? That's pretty crazy. Secondly it was actually her husband Wally that had the bike and the full biking leathers. He was tiny and the leather gear was too big for him. Nora rode in the sidecar with goggles and an "I can't be having with this sort of thing" expression.
Ah sorry to disallusion you that's the thing his double was just that facially and hair if you saw them you would not know the real one and Bill was considered too old and valuable to the cast to do anything remotely dangerous wish I'd got the name of the other chap maybe someone in miggy will know
@@pamelabarnes1971 thanks! thats pretty cool to know. cheers! and now you mention it, its really hard to make out the face clinging so desperately to the mane of that donkey! far out!
And Jean Fergusson who played Marina did a theatre show where she played the comedienne and actress Hylda Baker despite her being a lot taller than Hylda was
These shows are funny but I hate the the women treat the men like shit. I have all son's and I'm sensitive about this. I still enjoy the writing and acting though.
Though it is exaggerated for the programme the women of this generation often controlled their husbands every movement. In the 1990s and early 2000s I worked in a catering establishment where we would regularly get coach parties of retired couples and it was always the wives who made the decisions about what to eat, where to sit etc. My theory of this is that these men have hardly had to make a decision their entire lives as when they were young their mothers would have done everything for them, at work most of them would have had menial jobs or been in the armed forces taking orders from bosses or superior officers. Their wives would probably have been full time housewives and mothers running ever aspect of their married lives so when the men retire they are totally subservient to them
Somehow,
whenever I watch this show,
it makes the world a gentler
and a simpler place to live.
Yes! Me too.
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Yes and yes again to this show. The main characters are superbly cast, it brings a philosophy of life to current times that almost doesn’t exist any more, and it’s peaceful tone adds a layer of calmness and contentment difficult to find today. Then, add the scenery, and you have a masterpiece. Thanks.
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When John Sullivan died people were replying how much of a genius he was.
Roy Clarke is also like John another genius of comedy.
Of course Last of the Summer wine, Keeping up Appearances, Open all Hours and of course Still open all Hours.
Those were nearly all English sitcoms. Check out the Scottish "Still Game", the Welsh "High Hopes" and the Northern Irish "Give My Head Peace"
@@Belzedar Watched Give My Head Peace since it started around 1997 or 1998.
Big fan very funny sitcom. Uncle Andy and Da and Ma and the son who looks as old looking as the Fa.
I miss all these wonderful stars and my favorite show. RIP darling's. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's a sad fact that they were mostly of a similar age and so many of them died in a span of five years or so
Ashamed to admit that I have actually been carried out of a pub after a surfeit of alcohol. This was back in the 70s, and was never repeated.!
Grew up in Yorkshire in the 90s...it was heaven
Compo is a legend my favourite character got to love how he is always smiling and laughing!!
And Wally. Clegg, Wally, and Compo were my crushes many years ago. I still love watching these and all my britcoms. They give me lots of peace.
Yes my favorite the faces he makes priceless
I agree there he was always my fav so funny he was
Love this show so very much. Pure and simple living. No stress at all. U LOOK LIKE A USED TEA BAG she says !
I wish that they was still on tv
same, i don't want to pay for brit tv app lol
Last of the summer wine is repeated double bill of classic episodes on drama at around 6.40 pm to 8 pm. Old classic characters like Sid and Wally Batty.
I wish for those times again
Love this show shame they don't make programmes like this anymore
That's what makes them so unique and doubly wonderful to re-visit.
One of my favourite progs I went to a gala for the boys brigade at Holmfirth with mum and we met and had a chat to most of the cast. It made her day. I still have their autographs and pics Bill was a staunch supporter of the boys brigade he was a fine actor having been in several films variety of roles
@@pamelabarnes1971
What a memorable day Pamela.
Fantastic! 👍
No they definitely don't. Most sitcoms today are boring nonsense.
If only PBS would start airing them again there only THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
PBS ain't interested in whyt ppl anymore...
@@roringusanda2837 Is there an English translation, as I don't understand?
@@angelacooper2661 like the BBC, they aren't interested in White.◻️
People.
@@angelacooper2661 PBS is not interested in white people anymore.
A used tea bag, they had a special relationship ❤️
Clergy was my favourite, he reminded me of my Dad. I can't imagine other actors in these roles especially Compo, Bill Owen was absolutely amazing as Comp.
I SO LOVE "LAST OF THE SUMMERWINE"!! THANK YOU
Not any shows like this anymote. I love it . Every character I'd funny.
One of my all time favorites shows
Seymour was a great addition to this classic show
I'm not that crazy about Seymour, but I loved foggy. He was such a pompous ass.😘
Especially when he was used as an excuse to introduce dear old Thora Hird as his sister !!
It went up ten notches in my opinion then
I didn't care for Seymour at the time because I wanted Foggy back. But then I would have been sixteen. Now Seymour is absolutely hilarious!
I love this series I just wish I could find them on dvd.
Same, I used to watch the British comedy block every weekend on some random local channel they showed Mr. Bean, Black adder, Dads army, Last of the summer wine, Red dwarf, Are you being served and Keeping up appearances. I really miss all of those shows.
I have some my mum left me from the early years when she passed. Have you tried TCM they have a shopping site you might find them there.
I bought them on Amazon from year one til on.
Look on eBay some store might have new copies of the series. I have a universal DVD player so I can play ever from different regions
you do the best video and audio, I love this show
I love this show my favorite character Bill Owen Compo was hiliarious😂
beautiful show ..
I Love Compo Too My Favourite Character From Last of the summer wine ❤
Same here. Compo was my favorite and always will be
The episodes involving his funeral made me cry like a baby.
I'm 75. When I quote these wonderful lines in similar situations, people either burst out laughing or stare at me as if I'm crazy as they just don't understand Roy Clarke's good old fashioned humour.
I Love them, thank you
Gotta love those Yorkshire women! They’re tough lol
It must be the viking blood !
🥰🥰 love this series 🥰🥰
What I like about this episode is the religious music and the cricket interlude. Unlike Clegg, I know how to take strike and hold the bat properly (cricket is my favourite game). Sir Lionel of Bonjour La Classe fame took Holy Orders!
I often wonder what the people in the street thought when they found out they were in the programme when they watched it,i would be thrilled to have been one of them.
They're called extras
I cryed when he passed
Compo is my legend as well New Zealand 2021
"🤔Clegg;🤨Compo;🧐Seymour."-😆🖥☕🍺🍻☕..
Great video as usual!!
Filmed in 1986. God rest their souls.
MCMLXXXVI = *1986 actually...
@@operatorjeffdeathstar7759 you are correct.
I remember this episode and was sixteen at the time. Like the cricket interlude best!
Wish they had more of compo Clegg I love this programme
my late father ( a Sheffielder) used to say " There's two types of people in the world, Yorkshiremen and them as wants to be "
So sorry for Wally Batty. He is pushed around by a woman three times his size: height and width.
Pure genius. Endless fun. 🎉
Milburn grew on me eventually. I missed Sid so much, but Milburn filled the gap for me in the end! It can't have been easy for him.
Nora and Wally remind me of Flo and Andy Capp.
"The only consolation I have, is that one of them went home with a trouser leg full of fluff! If he goes into ten more houses, think of the pollen he'll be spreading!" 😂
Am I totally mad or did Nora batty used to travel on a motorbike?
Edit from 2 months later.
First off wow, it still lets me edit my comments? That's pretty crazy.
Secondly it was actually her husband Wally that had the bike and the full biking leathers. He was tiny and the leather gear was too big for him. Nora rode in the sidecar with goggles and an "I can't be having with this sort of thing" expression.
I wish they had the original air dates.
GREAT!
Perfect audio for a change...LOL
24:44 when the microphone appears in shot above Cleggy's head. 😁
180 brilliant
The wife of the vocar was in an episode of fawlty towers too i think
Mrs Twitching too small and dry .
Actress Ann Way, she also played Hilda Rumpoles best friend Dodo Mackintosh in Rumpole of the Bailey.
Thank you
Me too.
Just for curiosity, how old are you, nostalgist soul.
I like the last of the summer wine I love the old lady I can't remember her name but she play the shop owner who tricks people to by things
Alexander Hawkins Auntie Wainwright...
It's Jean Alexandra. Used to be. Hilda. Ogden. A cleaner of coronation Street... Send
Auntie jessie?? I think.
Wainwright
Peter sallis cute
You have the best View on here thank you so much
At 19.00 mins, I reckon the camera operator is having a cheeky smoke.
The man in room 17 reunion
Yes & The Fellows
If a show like this is written again, the men should be able to get their own back on the women.
It would lose its humour then.
Gary Galt absolutely would lose humour. Those northern women are tough.
The video needs to be cleared and in zoomed. The picture is to large for screen
Half the screen is missing, hopeless
JackAndrous
was Compo a stunt-man before he did this show? now that's SPRY!
Bill alias compo didn't do his own stunts he had a stand in one of whom lived at miggy in Leeds somewhere down avenue I'm told saw him a few times
@@pamelabarnes1971 Ms barnes thanks and Im sure youre right BUT... at least in the episode with the donkeys you can see him getting thrown thrice!
Ah sorry to disallusion you that's the thing his double was just that facially and hair if you saw them you would not know the real one and Bill was considered too old and valuable to the cast to do anything remotely dangerous wish I'd got the name of the other chap maybe someone in miggy will know
@@pamelabarnes1971 thanks! thats pretty cool to know. cheers! and now you mention it, its really hard to make out the face clinging so desperately to the mane of that donkey! far out!
A lot of Compos stunts were done by Stuart Fell who had also worked as a stunt man on Doctor Who during the 70s and 80s.
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Really trendy hairdo has the vicker's wife 😐
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Nora batty husband was in hlyda barker i think thats whats its called
Nearest and Dearest.
And Jean Fergusson who played Marina did a theatre show where she played the comedienne and actress Hylda Baker despite her being a lot taller than Hylda was
I swear that some parts of this is not in English...
The male bible basher looks like Thomas Dolby.
These shows are funny but I hate the the women treat the men like shit. I have all son's and I'm sensitive about this. I still enjoy the writing and acting though.
Though it is exaggerated for the programme the women of this generation often controlled their husbands every movement. In the 1990s and early 2000s I worked in a catering establishment where we would regularly get coach parties of retired couples and it was always the wives who made the decisions about what to eat, where to sit etc. My theory of this is that these men have hardly had to make a decision their entire lives as when they were young their mothers would have done everything for them, at work most of them would have had menial jobs or been in the armed forces taking orders from bosses or superior officers. Their wives would probably have been full time housewives and mothers running ever aspect of their married lives so when the men retire they are totally subservient to them
Wow. Thx for the insight. It makes a lot of sense.
The women are a bit too violent for me.