i love LOTSW, my truck was from Holmfirth and when i once took it for service i watched them filming. this was in the mid 80s it was these 3 as well my favourite trio, i managed to get Bill Owen and Peter Sallis autographs, wonderful memories.
I'm only 23 but remember sitting up late at night with my grandmother watching this, are you being served, keeping up appearances, waiting on God, etc.
@@shanemanchester I don't know. It was popular enough with people that watched PBS for it to be repeated over the years, but not every PBS location aired it.
We loved this show as well ,when Compo died we were devo ,he was such an integral part of the show . Like Clegg and many others ,mrs Wainright was super funny . We have many cds when they were available ,but lots of shows on Untube we missed . So, very enjoyable to watch again and again . We love English humour .🌍🌏🌎
Here's a Britcom series from the '70s-'90s I really like. It depicts the 'adventures' of 3 long retired men in the (I think) Yorkshire Downs of England. One is from the lower class and always seeking the opportunity. The second is middle class and risk averse; you wonder about his background. The third is upper class and stuffy, even to these guys. But they get into these scenes; I love the matrix of experience, light hearted banter, and location. I remember first seeing one of these episodes with Dad in the '80s on the then-new cable TV. He reminisced about his own English experience, and defended fiercely the slow moving retirement of these guys, the like of which he envisaged but never got to see. So I find some comfort in this series, now, 2 years retired.
Aah the good old days, the innocence of people back then. I absolutely loved this series, Yorkshire people like myself at there best. Call a spade a spade people.
We've all got mates like that. Problem is they had no fear. We all behave like we're not mental when we are lying to oursens and friends. Non of us our right in head.
Probably forgotten, the music by Ronnie hazelhurst sets the mood and i am so grateful for that Turn off the audio, what do you have, nothing Thank you sir
I don't think compo's unwanted cuddles and more would go down very well today on TV, but as he always get a tin tray over his head, or a sweeping brush in the stomach, or generally hit with Noras handbag, in a comedic way I guess it seems OK to laugh at, as Nora is is control, as much as Compo likes to think otherwise!... American militant feminists would have a field day, I think germaine greer may see it differently like me though as Nora always has the upper hand... Or is my nostalgic fondness for the show, making me make excuses to myself!!! Yes I admit Compo and Nora type story lines haven't been seen or exceptable on TV for a long time, have had they're day, so maybe that nostalgia is clouding my view. I still love the show though, I'm sure what that says about me, I'm female and 34‼️
24 thumbs down, I guess it's an acquired English taste that appreciates #LastOfTheSummerWine & our beloved Compo. Well I still love the lads, and still get a tear in my eye when I think of the "see ya Compo" episode 💛💛
@JRRnotTolkien Even to this day those episodes still tear me to pieces. Mom and I love the series and neither of us can bare those episodes. We got so invested in the show when he died it was like a member of the family had passed.
@JRRnotTolkien May I ask where you got set? I bought the first 3 seasons from eBay but when the next set came the weren't the right region. The seller sent several but none worked. I gave up looking after that. I would give anything to have them for momma.
He sounds like ken did they were all great actors it's great to look back on the good old times even the wemon Nora batt I am watching a clip on CZcams now they were fantastic rest in peace all of yous❤️
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 ?"
I must confess I always firstly think of Foggy, Compo, and Cleggy... Just think all five of the lads together now, we only ever saw three together at any one time.
Alexander Hawkins love the show it's one of my favorites, but I would give you a shorter list of states here that don't have view's like that or better. Been to England a couple of time's it's beautiful.
I remember my self washing the floor and putting down news papes on the floor to dry and the print would come of on to the floor I thought it was very funny I was only ten god be gone with good old days go
i love LOTSW, my truck was from Holmfirth and when i once took it for service i watched them filming. this was in the mid 80s it was these 3 as well my favourite trio, i managed to get Bill Owen and Peter Sallis autographs, wonderful memories.
I'm only 23 but remember sitting up late at night with my grandmother watching this, are you being served, keeping up appearances, waiting on God, etc.
Halei Fiedor me to I’m only 35 and I remember Sunday nights watching both
One Foot in the Grave.
I'm 35 and as a very young child I would stay up waiting for my dad to get off his night shift to catch those shows on PBS.
@@AdirondackRuby Was Last of the Summer Wine popular in the USA?
@@shanemanchester I don't know. It was popular enough with people that watched PBS for it to be repeated over the years, but not every PBS location aired it.
May God Bless these great souls I love watching these shows at 71 I laugh so much.❤
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"What the' doing? Ring a ring a roses?" Great line 😄
When i first watched this i decided that should be my old age lifestyle. Worked at it for years. Now I’m having a blast. 😅
isn't it great being an oldie !😂😂
Last of the summer wine is so funny. Thanks for downloading these episodes
Love that expression "She's no better than she should be!!"
just love LOSW, especially the early series with Sid and Wally .
Best entertainment ever made best actors also❤❤❤
Tremendous British Comedy Shows. Billy Connolly spins me out saw him on Toure here in OZ
We loved this show as well ,when Compo died we were devo ,he was such an integral part of the show .
Like Clegg and many others ,mrs Wainright was super funny .
We have many cds when they were available ,but lots of shows on Untube we missed .
So, very enjoyable to watch again and again .
We love English humour .🌍🌏🌎
Here's a Britcom series from the '70s-'90s I really like. It depicts the 'adventures' of 3 long retired men in the (I think) Yorkshire Downs of England. One is from the lower class and always seeking the opportunity. The second is middle class and risk averse; you wonder about his background. The third is upper class and stuffy, even to these guys. But they get into these scenes; I love the matrix of experience, light hearted banter, and location. I remember first seeing one of these episodes with Dad in the '80s on the then-new cable TV. He reminisced about his own English experience, and defended fiercely the slow moving retirement of these guys, the like of which he envisaged but never got to see. So I find some comfort in this series, now, 2 years retired.
Utterly daft, all of thm. Wonderful.
Could watch this all day
Great sitcom.Each episode was self contained and the storyline resolved itself at the end of the episode.
my friend Catherene loves this series
The stuntmen are the unsung heroes of this series.
I couldn't wait for Saturday Night , my British Comedies 😅😅
ii love the episodes of lotsw never get bored compo is a legend among others
Last of summer wine . Fool and horses . Dads army . Porrage. Can't beat them
Sheer class absolutely excellent unbelievablely unique what a total masterpiece
My all-favourite episode is Oh Shut Up and Eat Your Choc Ice. But Seymour's singing is unforgettable!
LOSW is on our local PBS station every week day. I watch your channel just long enough to hear the theme song. Love it. Thanks
My local PBS used to show it all the time, but not anymore :(
why are you magog?
Aah the good old days, the innocence of people back then. I absolutely loved this series, Yorkshire people like myself at there best. Call a spade a spade people.
thank you much for uploading these videos. I love the old British shows like this and Keeping up appearances
I've watched this show for years and I wonder how they ever thought up everything did all those years
My Mam used to put big newspapers down for my Dad to walk on haha, Thora Hird is so funny.
People used to do it in farming communities, or men would take off their boots at the door...
Wish had mates like these!!
We've all got mates like that. Problem is they had no fear. We all behave like we're not mental when we are lying to oursens and friends. Non of us our right in head.
i've some great t mates. Young and Oldies
mates I'm just meeting here Toooooo 😉
Micheal Aldridge had a really lovely singing voice
my mum ( god bless her) had a newspaper thing everytime she washed the floor. l spent half my life walking over newsprint. lol
The see ya Compo episode makes me cry just thinking about it
SEE HOW IMPORTANT THE NEWS WAS......GOOD FOR FLOORS AND........FISH AND CHIPS !👍😃🐽🇺🇸
Happy yesterdays
Still binge watching,,love it
This is so soothing. Thank you.
Yes
It's nice to remember old memories who ever are thanks yutbe channel 😘❤️
I love them all I wished I could told them how much I love the them all
Most beautiful scenery ever. I love this show. Hard to believe most of them are dead . Just don't make shows like this anymore ; more's the pity.
Carly Simon sang : " these are the good old days"
Probably forgotten, the music by Ronnie hazelhurst sets the mood and i am so grateful for that
Turn off the audio, what do you have, nothing
Thank you sir
They ought replace each network news stations' times slots with these kinds of programs !
Unfortunately we are forced to watch the Boris Johnson Show!
great show, but too big for the frame...lovely town...great narrow lanes.....
It's a brilliant funny show, carry on......................
A very good idea for the BBC to come up with this. Filmed in the Holmfirth/Huddersfield area of west Yorkshire.
I don't think compo's unwanted cuddles and more would go down very well today on TV, but as he always get a tin tray over his head, or a sweeping brush in the stomach, or generally hit with Noras handbag, in a comedic way I guess it seems OK to laugh at, as Nora is is control, as much as Compo likes to think otherwise!... American militant feminists would have a field day, I think germaine greer may see it differently like me though as Nora always has the upper hand... Or is my nostalgic fondness for the show, making me make excuses to myself!!! Yes I admit Compo and Nora type story lines haven't been seen or exceptable on TV for a long time, have had they're day, so maybe that nostalgia is clouding my view. I still love the show though, I'm sure what that says about me, I'm female and 34‼️
24 thumbs down, I guess it's an acquired English taste that appreciates #LastOfTheSummerWine & our beloved Compo. Well I still love the lads, and still get a tear in my eye when I think of the "see ya Compo" episode 💛💛
O my that was 😭
The goodbye compo episodes made me cry like a baby.
@JRRnotTolkien Even to this day those episodes still tear me to pieces. Mom and I love the series and neither of us can bare those episodes. We got so invested in the show when he died it was like a member of the family had passed.
@JRRnotTolkien May I ask where you got set? I bought the first 3 seasons from eBay but when the next set came the weren't the right region. The seller sent several but none worked. I gave up looking after that. I would give anything to have them for momma.
I love British television, my godmother lived in England so i grew up on these programs.
Yorkshire pudding good stuff !
"Ooh invited err" said Pearl
" 'Ey up! Oi!"
L love thie show
Fantastic
Hi everyone happy to watch these reruns
Seymour had a pretty Good voice
He sounds like ken did they were all great actors it's great to look back on the good old times even the wemon Nora batt I am watching a clip on CZcams now they were fantastic rest in peace all of yous❤️
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 ?"
Loved this show. The only problem I have is that it is just a little bit too big for the screen.
Wonder if these 3 guys did their own stunts.
No, they certainly did not...
Yes compo did
Like the two policemen,played by Ken Kitson and Louis Emerick(Mick Johnson in Brookside. )
Hello every one love the opening I see a rainbow Love Rainbows
Three stooges British style less violence more scenery
Berry was in the movie return of the pink panther he was playing the hotel bell boy
Seymour compo and Clegg....😁
I must confess I always firstly think of Foggy, Compo, and Cleggy... Just think all five of the lads together now, we only ever saw three together at any one time.
I LIKE FOGGY BETTER ! 👍
Did anyone see the rain bow in the sky in the back round that's god creation that was five years ago god bless yous who ever is watching this😘❤️
Classic
Love it hahaha
Love these, of course, but the left side of the video is chopped for me,,, any solutions?
Watching for the Red Man................chuckle, chuckle !! ...BTW. we al know Howard ain't gonna get any of that nookie.
HE'S AFRAID IT MIGHT BITE HIM ! BIG CHICKEN ! 😃
were in the USA can you see views like that?
Alexander Hawkins love the show it's one of my favorites, but I would give you a shorter list of states here that don't have view's like that or better. Been to England a couple of time's it's beautiful.
Have you looked out west? 😉 Cheers!
Alexander Hawkins Yorkshire is God’s own garden beautiful 👍
Yep 137,00 views just on CZcams for most Brits #LastOfTheSummerWine has a special place in our hearts 👍
Lots of places....
Lucky guy I envy you.
get that nora batty!
why does Nora batty Gog on Magog?
😢😢😢 0:29
Great comedy, but I would like the women to sometimes be pushed around the way they pushed the men.
I'm 56 remember hard times we had in the 1970 s people need to get a life now this doesn't actually affect me anymore
Saab cabriolet 2002 Road test
Mom brown,s boys
Picture fault: cropped at top and bottom.
Michael
He has long hair 1975 movie was made
Very poor cropping
Come on you lot, what ‘s your age, probably like mine, .
Why is it zoomed in so tight? Unwatchable.
I was able to see it quite well on my computer screen.
the obviously dubbed in laughter is just way too over the top and spoils it. every sentence whether funny or not has ott screeching laughter.
It was shit back then and it’s still shit now lol
thank you much for uploading these videos. I love the old British shows like this and Keeping up appearances
YES , THANK YOU ! I LOVED "OPEN ALL HOURS "...THE LATER ONES WITH GRANVILLE AND GASTRIC .
thank you much for uploading these videos. I love the old British shows like this and Keeping up appearances.
Shonya Lancaster Sonya thank you
I remember my self washing the floor and putting down news papes on the floor to dry and the print would come of on to the floor I thought it was very funny I was only ten god be gone with good old days go