One of the most beautiful British sitcoms ever. Longest running still?? Fills me with nostalgic calmness watching, tho unfortunately I don't watch often..amazing show, amazing cast, crew, locations.. if all of life could be so wonderfully serene.
God bless you Mr Bill ,compo,Owen you never got an award which would of been a full gone conclusion, but your award was given to all of us fans ,you were our award, and an award I'm so proud to be part of ,thank you so much for the tears of laughter, and the tears of sadness of not just your beautiful families loss but ours too ,your last screen, playing the last post was very emotional to watch, you will never be forgotten by me and your fantastic fans as well ,rest in peace compo,
When I first watched this I thought it was going to be very serious show, but after just 2 mins it was silly, beautiful and amazing, great actors, great episodes, love it so much, all the great actors who starred in this who are now in heaven rest in peace, 🙏🙏🙏🙏
USA here... I agree. The post-Compo episodes remind me of a later Three Stooges short without the original Curly. There are some seriously funny moments (ie the singing garden gnome) but there is still something missing...
RIP Bill Owen, Kathy Staff, Peter Sallis and Brian Wilde, and many more seems Keith Clifford, Brian Murphy, Mike Grady and Robert Fyfe who is now 95 are the only ones remaining, stars a lot younger than Fyfe who played Howard, have died.
Went to visit Holmfirth earlier this month where they'd filmed the show, and visited the church where Owen and Sallis now lay beside each other in peace.
Brilliant thank you so much, I visited Holmfirth and Compo, s grave back in 2000, I hope to visit again sometime to pay my respects to Cleggy!. Best wishes. Gérard lacey in Ireland. X.
Agreed! You might buy as many videos of the various years you can find. I did, and have most of them. I stopped buying the year following Compo's death. The show was fairly lame from that point on.
The good thing about your statement is, this was a timeless classic to all generations. Just a good old slapstick British comedy series which had no reason for anybody to moan about the content offending somebody. Glad you converted to it and glad you like it 😊👍
The writers said that if Bill Owen had died between series they may not have continued with it but as they were halfway through a series they decided to finish it and go from there. For me, with out Compo it was never the same.
One of the most beautiful British sitcoms ever. Longest running still?? Fills me with nostalgic calmness watching, tho unfortunately I don't watch often..amazing show, amazing cast, crew, locations.. if all of life could be so wonderfully serene.
God bless you Mr Bill ,compo,Owen you never got an award which would of been a full gone conclusion, but your award was given to all of us fans ,you were our award, and an award I'm so proud to be part of ,thank you so much for the tears of laughter, and the tears of sadness of not just your beautiful families loss but ours too ,your last screen, playing the last post was very emotional to watch, you will never be forgotten by me and your fantastic fans as well ,rest in peace compo,
When I first watched this I thought it was going to be very serious show, but after just 2 mins it was silly, beautiful and amazing, great actors, great episodes, love it so much, all the great actors who starred in this who are now in heaven rest in peace, 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I couldn't watch LOTSW for awhile when Bill Owen died. It took quite some time before I got over it.
USA here... I agree. The post-Compo episodes remind me of a later Three Stooges short without the original Curly. There are some seriously funny moments (ie the singing garden gnome) but there is still something missing...
RIP Bill Owen, Kathy Staff, Peter Sallis and Brian Wilde, and many more seems Keith Clifford, Brian Murphy, Mike Grady and Robert Fyfe who is now 95 are the only ones remaining, stars a lot younger than Fyfe who played Howard, have died.
Love that programme
My Grandad loved Compo the best.
@@josephmarrison4606 come on...we all love compo the best..nice memories eh.
Went to visit Holmfirth earlier this month where they'd filmed the show, and visited the church where Owen and Sallis now lay beside each other in peace.
Miss you all dearly 😔. Those were the best of times.
Brilliant thank you so much, I visited Holmfirth and Compo, s grave back in 2000, I hope to visit again sometime to pay my respects to Cleggy!. Best wishes. Gérard lacey in Ireland. X.
I grew watching this. The characters and their lines bring back so many memories. I’m from the US and think of it as the best comedy ever filmed
Agreed! You might buy as many videos of the various years you can find. I did, and have most of them. I stopped buying the year following Compo's death. The show was fairly lame from that point on.
RIP Bill a really good bloke!
R.i.p Bill owen and peter sallis both great Legend actor of Last of the summer wine 😥😰😭😇😢⚰.
They're buried next to each other now
I still watch the series very homely always makes me laugh 😃 rip 🙏 compo we all miss you still.
And Nora batty she was so comical too miss them all .
I well remember hearing about Compo's demise - I was 29 and thought we will never see his like again. Very few of the cast are still alive now!
Only really Barry and Glenda from the true golden era regulars
I Loved Compo ❤
only discovered this genius program during covid and fucking adore compo
The good thing about your statement is, this was a timeless classic to all generations. Just a good old slapstick British comedy series which had no reason for anybody to moan about the content offending somebody. Glad you converted to it and glad you like it 😊👍
He was a great actor
❤❤❤ .. RIP COMPO.. BILL owen
God bless and sleep tight Bill. We loved you then and we love you now.
Their deaths took the real backbone from the series. Foggy, Sid, Wesley, even Wally, who was Nora's hen-pecked husband.
It was very sad losing a great
The writers said that if Bill Owen had died between series they may not have continued with it but as they were halfway through a series they decided to finish it and go from there. For me, with out Compo it was never the same.
Bands Monday 12th July 1999
Bill is a legend
I am glad Compo was not recast
God bless him
god bless him and his wellies
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Damn right
Godbless rip
😢😭😢😭😢😭😢 we will all ways miss you 😅😂🤣😂😅 thank you
See ya compo
Bill Owen died.
It's still a great program. Miss the oldies though
@@samanthavoltaire623 I do
@Chris MurphyPeter Sallis, is actually buried next to him. 😢😢
This is USA calling... On a good day Foggy, Cleggie & Compo can give Stan n Ollie and Moe, Larry n Curly a good run-for-the-$$$...!!