Still can't believe the stupidity of itv to ditch this superb program, great characters stories comedy, great sondtrack. no swearing or filth, just fantastic entertainment. All TV is awful now. I love heartbeat and I love watching repeats.
@Voodoo Spells can you imagine a remake in a current woke climate..inappropriate actors in unlikely situations...a strong reliance on minority groups...a culture of preachy storylines...no...leave well alone and let us remember it as it was...wonderful..bucolic wimsey
@@dementednun1175 It's because Heartbeat was all about the 1960s, it could never move into the 1970s. They should've ended when it was going good, around series 10 or 11 after Greengrass had left. Someone suggested a good ending would've been set on New Years Eve 1969, yeah I agree would've been a nice ending.
@@free..to..air.. I agree. The TV channels like ITV, ITVx, streaming sites like Netflix, Britbox are full of wokeness. This just shows that these companies are reading from the same song sheet so to speak are just following the same agenda. Heartbeat if it was still being made today would be ruined by it all.
Greengrass saved Blaketon's life by pulling him from a burning car at the risk of his own life; in the following episodes no mention of it and Blaketon continue to slag off Greengrass, the gentleman who saved his life 🤔😎
We to have just watched the last episode of heartbeat our all time favourite show, growing up in the 50s & 60s it brought back many fond memories of those times We visited Goathland aka Aidensfield North Yorkshire in October it was wonderful seeing the film locations. They never should have axed this show if a new series came back tomorrow it would be just as popular if not more so. Goodbye Heartbeat you will be missed but never forgotten..
Each time they have send the whole series Heartbeat again, I have watched every episode, and loved it! So human, so realistic, so perfect copying the 50`s and 60`s, and the characters never only bad or good, all have good sides and bad sides, doing their faults and mistakes. Very human and very lovely!!!! I miss them all , Greengrass, Bernie, Vernon, Peggy, David, Oscar, Ventress, Gina, the police Sergeants and bobbies. And Aidensfield! :-) Peggy was one of my favorites, with all of her mischief's, but with a warm heart still. I thought the series was getting better and better, I gess it was because we felt we "knew" them all so well now, and it is a GREAT loss not watching all my "friends" in "Aidensfield" any longer. The best series ever! Best regards Britt Paulsen, Ålesund, Norway
I just watched this on ITV3, I am astounded at ITV. They keep a program like Loose Women, but lose Heartbeat. At the height of its popularity, Heartbeat has 16 million viewers. I bet Loose Women didn't! I have grown up with Heartbeat, and I am 13 now. What they did makes me sad. The killed, in my opinion, the best tv series ever produced. Goodbye, Heartbeat, we will miss you. :(
In case anyone's wondering, the writers were already working on 2 (final) series, round the show up to 20. Oscar did survive, the spike just missing his heart, but his role would have been reduced slightly, similar to how Alf's role changed in series 13, he was still in the main cast and being Alf, just a bit more wary.
What a tragic and sad ending to this most wonderful series ever, I saw the fist episode of series one and all the Sergeant s and they are all the best Oscar tops them all. RIP Oscar Blanket on they don't make such series anymore.
Peggy worried about her purse left on the table....David, concerned about his sausages!....comical moments that made Heartbeat a program to remember through the years til 2023....so sad to see it end. Thank you for the great episodes!
A truly wonderful programme I miss it so much much better than anything that's made now long live heartbeat by all accounts the cast and crew knew this was the last ever episode and when you see the final scene were everyone's crying about Oscar it's real tears because they knew heartbeat was ending
if they brought it back and Oscar survived it will be brilliant. it wouldn't be the same without him he was one of the originals still in the show that stuck around like David, its a shame they ended it the way they did!!
This will sound strange but I'm glad that ITV axed Heartbeat while the drama was still good. It's not uncommon for great shows to be kept on TV for ages until the quality slowly drops and eventually producers only cancel the programme because the ratings aren't high enough anymore. At least Heartbeat never turned crap.
I don't know if it makes any sense leaving a comment here, I mean if the producers would ever read it but I became a great fan of the show here in Finland, the series is still on but in its last week (in search of Rosie in Australia today). Very sad it will be over so here is the last ever episode? I am not going to watch it here on you tube but I will wait until it is on TV next week. Anyway I have to say, the British TV series are the best ever, eye for deatil, incredible good in casting, never boring, good stories, Humor and I love that it plays in the sixties. same for 'last of the summer wine' Emmerdale etc. Hollywood still has a lot to learn from the Brits! British humor is the best ever! I still hope that the write some new scripts and pick the show up where it left off. It is a worldwide success!
I still believe that there was at least one more series left in the show although I never really took to Peggy . I think it should ended with an episode set on new years eve 1969 and the start of a new decade.
Yeah that would've made for a nice ending to Heartbeat having it end on New Years Eve 69. Heartbeat was all about the 1960s end of no other decade. But I do think the show should've come to an end around the time or not long after Greengrass left. They could've ended with like you say the eve of the 1970s, but instead they let it go on until it became dull and boring where the only people who thought it was great where old age pensioners lol.
Oh, don't let the ideals fool you, the British Bobby hasn't always been armed with just a truncheon and a whistle, even back then, whilst there was not a need for Regularly Armed Officers, you still had need of a man who was a decent shot enough to get his Firearms License or "Pink Card" as they were known as. Yep, if you had knowledge an Armed Blag was going down on your patch, the Sergeant'd gather every man with a Pink Card, open up the gun cabinet and start issuing the .303 Enfields and .38 Webleys.
+Chris Siv The main character at the very beginning in Heartbeat was PC Nick Rowan who was played by Nick Berry who is both an actor and singer and has also played Simon Wicks in Eastenders. Nevertheless Berry in Heartbeat was not only the main character but also the voice behind the infamous opening TV theme song which was entitled ‘Heartbeat’. This song of course is a cover of the 1958 single by Buddy Holly of the same name.
I agree, Heartbeat was the best thing that's been on TV; had so many things going for it. However, HB wasn't always the super cosy Sunday night show it later became with those, I have to say, very silly unnecessary comedy characters David, Bernie, Vernon and that awful Peggy. You need to look back in Heartbeat history to notice lots of strange changes to characters and continuity, for instance, David wasn't originally the dopey comedy character side kicking with Green grass or Scripps, but was portrayed in a serious and quite realistic way who had problems coping with his ill mother due to his "disability". Most people forget he first appeared in the badger hunt ep during the Nick & Kate years, and speaking of his mum, why wasn't she ever seen or mentioned again after that one episode?. Also, I heard that during these later series, Bernie Scripps states that before he owned the garage/funeral service business (for 15 years), his father had owned it. Yet, if anyone knowledgable on the very early series during the Nick & Kate/Jo era were to look back, they'll remember that the garage was owned and run by a chap called Mostyn and was named Mostyn's garage from the very first episode - there was never any mention of a Scripps family having owned or partly owned the business. So what happened to Mostyn?. I think his final appearance may've been in the badger hunt ep but can't be certain. It's like the Heartbeat of the Nick years was in a different universe from the later series lol. Someone stated that during the ep when Dawn Bellamy arrived there are shots of the garage saying Mostyn's then next it shows Scripps in other shots. I dont think that's likely. As far as I know the two people were completely unconnected or unrelated.
+systemanic never liked Peggy or Vernon, I loved Greengrass cos it seemed right and it was fun watching him and Blankton having one of their famous tiffs!! one of my other Favs is David he's still one of original character's (don't like changes that much)
David's Mum died, can't remember whether it was natural or not as I keep recalling her being involved in a Hit and Run but keep second guessing myself as to whether that's true or not. Also, Vernon and Peggy were actually alright; Vernon gave off an Arthur Daley style compared to Claude's Faganism, as Vernon didn't always splutter and stammer when trying to hoodwink someone where as Claude was like a bag of psyched ferrets. Peggy was more a combination of the two; smooth talker but sloppy dresser Mostyn could probably be passed off as a fluke as you do get those. You have to remember, prior to ITV taking HB, Yorkshire TV owned it so the ship would undoubtedly trade Crew so to speak. Like me, just pass it off that Bernie's old man worked with Mostyn as a Partner who, in truth, was more of the Business's Owner than Mostyn himself due to Moisten never being around all that often
ITV3 cut that bit out when it was shown yesterday. I wonder why they cut it out for considering it on for about 5 seconds. Alot of scenes are cut from the repeated TV broadcasts in the UK of Heartbeat, the excuse being due to time schedule of other programmes. Even the ITVHub before it became ITVX cut them as well.
So the know all, big head and big mouth "Blaketon" has NO idea how or where to pitch a tent?? So much for "his"know all attitude!! LOL Love this series, even third time around , I cant stop watching it!! That said, who or what , does the subtitles??? Must be an alien, as the interpretation is mindbogglingly asinine!!
This show was so bad it stayed in the 60s for 20 years it was long over due a cancellation they should of moved into the 70s or 80s but no it stayed in 1960 for 20+ years and the acting was just terrible a guest character each week that eveyone seams to know expect us
Still can't believe the stupidity of itv to ditch this superb program, great characters stories comedy, great sondtrack. no swearing or filth, just fantastic entertainment. All TV is awful now. I love heartbeat and I love watching repeats.
@Voodoo Spells can you imagine a remake in a current woke climate..inappropriate actors in unlikely situations...a strong reliance on minority groups...a culture of preachy storylines...no...leave well alone and let us remember it as it was...wonderful..bucolic wimsey
It stayed in the 60s for 20 years it was long over due a cancellation they should of moved into the 70s or 80s but no it stayed in 1960 for 20+ years
@@dementednun1175well that's true but you could say it was two series per year in the 60s!
@@dementednun1175 It's because Heartbeat was all about the 1960s, it could never move into the 1970s. They should've ended when it was going good, around series 10 or 11 after Greengrass had left. Someone suggested a good ending would've been set on New Years Eve 1969, yeah I agree would've been a nice ending.
@@free..to..air.. I agree. The TV channels like ITV, ITVx, streaming sites like Netflix, Britbox are full of wokeness. This just shows that these companies are reading from the same song sheet so to speak are just following the same agenda. Heartbeat if it was still being made today would be ruined by it all.
Greengrass saved Blaketon's life by pulling him from a burning car at the risk of his own life; in the following episodes no mention of it and Blaketon continue to slag off Greengrass, the gentleman who saved his life 🤔😎
We to have just watched the last episode of heartbeat our all time favourite show, growing up in the 50s & 60s it brought back many fond memories of those times We visited Goathland aka Aidensfield North Yorkshire in October it was wonderful seeing the film locations.
They never should have axed this show if a new series came back tomorrow it would be just as popular if not more so.
Goodbye Heartbeat you will be missed but never forgotten..
In the 90s when this come on always remembered it was school the next day on Sunday evening 😂
Each time they have send the whole series Heartbeat again, I have watched every episode, and loved it! So human, so realistic, so perfect copying the 50`s and 60`s, and the characters never only bad or good, all have good sides and bad sides, doing their faults and mistakes. Very human and very lovely!!!! I miss them all , Greengrass, Bernie, Vernon, Peggy, David, Oscar, Ventress, Gina, the police Sergeants and bobbies. And Aidensfield! :-) Peggy was one of my favorites, with all of her mischief's, but with a warm heart still. I thought the series was getting better and better, I gess it was because we felt we "knew" them all so well now, and it is a GREAT loss not watching all my "friends" in "Aidensfield" any longer. The best series ever! Best regards Britt Paulsen, Ålesund, Norway
Har du vært i Aidensfield? Hvis ikke kan det anbefales! Hilsen en norsk medsøster fra lenger sør på Vestlandet!
And the only repeats on UK TV were on itv3 who as of today make you subscribe to watch it. Total rip off. Very sad. Have to CZcams it now.
I just watched this on ITV3, I am astounded at ITV. They keep a program like Loose Women, but lose Heartbeat. At the height of its popularity, Heartbeat has 16 million viewers. I bet Loose Women didn't! I have grown up with Heartbeat, and I am 13 now. What they did makes me sad. The killed, in my opinion, the best tv series ever produced. Goodbye, Heartbeat, we will miss you. :(
They killed*
Yeah! They lose the classics but keep the crap!
WE NEED HEARTBEAT BACKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In case anyone's wondering, the writers were already working on 2 (final) series, round the show up to 20. Oscar did survive, the spike just missing his heart, but his role would have been reduced slightly, similar to how Alf's role changed in series 13, he was still in the main cast and being Alf, just a bit more wary.
Idk if this is true or not, but this will be what I decide has happened. I do wish they could have completed the final two seasons.
What a tragic and sad ending to this most wonderful series ever, I saw the fist episode of series one and all the Sergeant s and they are all the best Oscar tops them all. RIP Oscar Blanket on they don't make such series anymore.
*Blaketon. And else: I agree.
I loved heartbeat so much, miss it so much. at least we got repeats to enjoy
Indeed!
I love this show, my favourite part is that two retired policemen ague at Peggy about the bike on their camping holiday.🤣
Peggy worried about her purse left on the table....David, concerned about his sausages!....comical moments that made Heartbeat a program to remember through the years til 2023....so sad to see it end. Thank you for the great episodes!
A truly wonderful programme I miss it so much much better than anything that's made now long live heartbeat by all accounts the cast and crew knew this was the last ever episode and when you see the final scene were everyone's crying about Oscar it's real tears because they knew heartbeat was ending
Truly I miss it myself it was set in kinder and innocent time, when people respected themselves and others.
@@patkearney9320 very very true 👍
if they brought it back and Oscar survived it will be brilliant. it wouldn't be the same without him he was one of the originals still in the show that stuck around like David, its a shame they ended it the way they did!!
Some of them have left this world rip all of them
I love the camping episode 🤣🤣 sorry Alf you didn't deserve that
This will sound strange but I'm glad that ITV axed Heartbeat while the drama was still good. It's not uncommon for great shows to be kept on TV for ages until the quality slowly drops and eventually producers only cancel the programme because the ratings aren't high enough anymore. At least Heartbeat never turned crap.
what a crying shame this had to end,it had it all,been there a great part of yorkshire
Thank you so much for Uploading this :) Tack så mycke :)
I don't know if it makes any sense leaving a comment here, I mean if the producers would ever read it but I became a great fan of the show here in Finland, the series is still on but in its last week (in search of Rosie in Australia today). Very sad it will be over so here is the last ever episode? I am not going to watch it here on you tube but I will wait until it is on TV next week. Anyway I have to say, the British TV series are the best ever, eye for deatil, incredible good in casting, never boring, good stories, Humor and I love that it plays in the sixties. same for 'last of the summer wine' Emmerdale etc. Hollywood still has a lot to learn from the Brits! British humor is the best ever! I still hope that the write some new scripts and pick the show up where it left off. It is a worldwide success!
Ronald Eveleens check out yle 2 arournd 1220 every week day ;). this isn't a bad series either......
I luv your video. I watch show every fri. Night on tvo 19. Wish they would bring it back. Only started seeing it about a year ago.
Great spooky music.
Nikki Sanderson ; oh la la! Stunning!
43:23 OMG OSCAR NOOO!
Was Heartbeat trapped in a 1960s time loop never to enter the 1970s?
How did Blaketon survive so long on this series 🤷🏽♀️
Fabulous! Where do i find more?
A lot of them have gone rip.
Heartbeat has had many rouges show up over the years like Claud Greengrass ' Vernon Scripts and Peggy Armstrong but Greengrass was the favorite
Rip Heartbeat
The Royal ended the same way, a cliffhanger with no resolution. D*****d cruel to loyal fans, IMO 😠
I can see how Oscar & Alfie aged over the 18 year period, but know shame for them
This is typical of UK laws , blame the victim first , instead of doing the job right
That man a cook
I still believe that there was at least one more series left in the show although I never really took to Peggy . I think it should ended with an episode set on new years eve 1969 and the start of a new decade.
Yeah that would've made for a nice ending to Heartbeat having it end on New Years Eve 69. Heartbeat was all about the 1960s end of no other decade. But I do think the show should've come to an end around the time or not long after Greengrass left. They could've ended with like you say the eve of the 1970s, but instead they let it go on until it became dull and boring where the only people who thought it was great where old age pensioners lol.
I remember those Panda cars
24:30 that's the back of my dad's head!!!!! That's my dad!!!!!!!
They should have brought heartbeat into the 70s.
My word Gina certainly let herself go a bit!
bring it back
And once again, British police with no weapons, while criminals have them. ??????
Oh, don't let the ideals fool you, the British Bobby hasn't always been armed with just a truncheon and a whistle, even back then, whilst there was not a need for Regularly Armed Officers, you still had need of a man who was a decent shot enough to get his Firearms License or "Pink Card" as they were known as.
Yep, if you had knowledge an Armed Blag was going down on your patch, the Sergeant'd gather every man with a Pink Card, open up the gun cabinet and start issuing the .303 Enfields and .38 Webleys.
36:29 grim reaper?? Is that you?!
I noticed the same as well
Its laura hobson from lewis
what the name of the song in the intro and who sing????? pls answer
+Chris Siv The main character at the very beginning in Heartbeat was PC Nick Rowan who was played by Nick Berry who is both an actor and singer and has also played Simon Wicks in Eastenders. Nevertheless Berry in Heartbeat was not only the main character but also the voice behind the infamous opening TV theme song which was entitled ‘Heartbeat’. This song of course is a cover of the 1958 single by Buddy Holly of the same name.
+rolf funk thank u for a Nice answer :-)
i liked heartbeat but why did it come to end i wish it went on alot long then it did but i will still keep seeing on youtube
Sadly,there's only so far a show can go before yer flogging a dead horse..
Good
The show should have had a lighter ending I feel that's for sure!
They plad a croe there as bent as a five Bob note
I agree, Heartbeat was the best thing that's been on TV; had so many things going for it. However, HB wasn't always the super cosy Sunday night show it later became with those, I have to say, very silly unnecessary comedy characters David, Bernie, Vernon and that awful Peggy. You need to look back in Heartbeat history to notice lots of strange changes to characters and continuity, for instance, David wasn't originally the dopey comedy character side kicking with Green grass or Scripps, but was portrayed in a serious and quite realistic way who had problems coping with his ill mother due to his "disability". Most people forget he first appeared in the badger hunt ep during the Nick & Kate years, and speaking of his mum, why wasn't she ever seen or mentioned again after that one episode?. Also, I heard that during these later series, Bernie Scripps states that before he owned the garage/funeral service business (for 15 years), his father had owned it. Yet, if anyone knowledgable on the very early series during the Nick & Kate/Jo era were to look back, they'll remember that the garage was owned and run by a chap called Mostyn and was named Mostyn's garage from the very first episode - there was never any mention of a Scripps family having owned or partly owned the business. So what happened to Mostyn?. I think his final appearance may've been in the badger hunt ep but can't be certain.
It's like the Heartbeat of the Nick years was in a different universe from the later series lol. Someone stated that during the ep when Dawn Bellamy arrived there are shots of the garage saying Mostyn's then next it shows Scripps in other shots. I dont think that's likely. As far as I know the two people were completely unconnected or unrelated.
+systemanic never liked Peggy or Vernon, I loved Greengrass cos it seemed right and it was fun watching him and Blankton having one of their famous tiffs!! one of my other Favs is David he's still one of original character's (don't like changes that much)
systemanic this on 2, all creatures great and small on 1 !!!
David's Mum died, can't remember whether it was natural or not as I keep recalling her being involved in a Hit and Run but keep second guessing myself as to whether that's true or not.
Also, Vernon and Peggy were actually alright; Vernon gave off an Arthur Daley style compared to Claude's Faganism, as Vernon didn't always splutter and stammer when trying to hoodwink someone where as Claude was like a bag of psyched ferrets. Peggy was more a combination of the two; smooth talker but sloppy dresser
Mostyn could probably be passed off as a fluke as you do get those. You have to remember, prior to ITV taking HB, Yorkshire TV owned it so the ship would undoubtedly trade Crew so to speak. Like me, just pass it off that Bernie's old man worked with Mostyn as a Partner who, in truth, was more of the Business's Owner than Mostyn himself due to Moisten never being around all that often
En españooooool p favor !!!!!!
😮He's bent as a five Bob note 😮1
Grim reaper is there at the opposite side to the Goathland hotel (aidensfield arms)
ITV3 cut that bit out when it was shown yesterday. I wonder why they cut it out for considering it on for about 5 seconds. Alot of scenes are cut from the repeated TV broadcasts in the UK of Heartbeat, the excuse being due to time schedule of other programmes. Even the ITVHub before it became ITVX cut them as well.
🥰👍
Sheplsys aa lazy lady😮
I wish gina quit before she got old, the last swries were baad
42:59
So the know all, big head and big mouth "Blaketon" has NO idea how or where to pitch a tent?? So much for "his"know all attitude!! LOL Love this series, even third time around , I cant stop watching it!! That said, who or what , does the subtitles??? Must be an alien, as the interpretation is mindbogglingly asinine!!
The subtitles are Swedish, I have lived in Sweden for 23 years and have never seen it on TV here or I would have watched it, it’s my favourite.
Finally an end to Blaketons character 🤗
Enidh hi English
27:00 eat them cold like me
Atrocious quality
Dreadful upload,, unwatchable!!
This show was so bad it stayed in the 60s for 20 years it was long over due a cancellation they should of moved into the 70s or 80s but no it stayed in 1960 for 20+ years and the acting was just terrible a guest character each week that eveyone seams to know expect us