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Thanks so much. I realize all things change but I don't like it. Great video.

Love it, Stephen.

I don't know if this is the same for other people who grew up in the 70's & 80's but I noted that it does recur. LotSW came on on a Sunday night when you were getting stuff prepared for school next day - weekend over! For me, the theme tune always evoked that sense of mild disappointment through association with these fretful circumstances. Same as Songs of Praise mind you! Now that I'm over 50 I have been re-watching the old episodes and love them. I enjoy a hike so always see the landscape as an additional character if you like. And wouldn't we all like a return to childhood and sheer stupidity when we are up to our necks with work and stress!

Thank you. That was a great video. I only watched “Uncle of the Bride” today. I can't remember ever seeing it before, and I was wondering where the church was located. Now I know, thanks. I've been to Holmfirth a few times, as it's not that far from Stoke, where I live. Sundays were always special for watching LotSW and I remember those days with fondness, especially because some of my close relatives and friends were still alive, whom I now miss. Those days hold a special place in my heart. Thanks.

Where was the chip van reveal please. Been bugging me for years.

I think the no audience in this episode was a big mistake.Only fools and horses tried it with one of their xmas episodes too and it died on its arse...hardly ever repeated.

I'm so happy watching this

How's you been?

I love your videos

the original show about nothing.

I'm American and I Love "Last of the Summer Wine" not least of all for the Fact it has Soooooo many Episodes. I don't think I've watched them all yet. I Love the other Roy Clarke shows as well. No Curse Words or Sex and Nudity just Good old Fashion Double Entendre.

het was zo mooi en lief en ondeugend .

Yep. The station where the band are waiting in the episode is the one seen in The Railway Children I believe. (Oakworth if I recall).

Very enjoyable and such a beautiful part of the UK.

Thank you. I look forward to the next installment 😊

I have found a good way to make sure your kids remember you when you’re gone, bore them daily by watching LOTSW , my lot hate it but as soon the tune starts they whistle to it….. and then moan……Not Again !

My favorite show of all time. Thanks to DVD's, I watch it every night.

What an extremely unique series absolutely excellent

New subscriptor keep going I love last of the summer wine I'm 38 I haven't watched it lately as I no longer have gold but in gonna start again and get some dvds

But where are these locations. Holmfirth ? Marsden ? I am trying to visit as many locations as I can but this is not really helpful in guiding me to the exact locations. Very disappointing as “ getting Sam home “ was one of my favourite episodes.

i remember in the 90s as a kid watching last of the summer wine with my parent on a sunday before dreaded school the next day!

And so it goes history of family and humor. Sure miss this show.😅😊

worst tv show of all time...utter garbage.

I have just seen this video and I loved it. I love Last Of The Summer Wine.

Got to give a password for my Amazon delivery tempted to say codfanklers

Absolutely superb. Great use of the music.

Does anybody know where the yard with the chip van scene is . Thanks.

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Excellent

Thank you for these enjoyable episodes Love the show and am glad to get new fun

Ey Oop chaps, loving the passion for the show! Here's my drone vid of some of the sites from the show taken a couple of months ago, it includes Entwistle's Pick Up which the Beeb must have put there for the anniversary, sadly vandalised overnight🙄🙄

I delivered amazon round there for a few month. used to love driving up and down those steep windy narrow streets 🙄👍

Big Shout out for the score of the series. It really makes your video pop.

The same pannier tank that nearly ran down Jenny Agutter.

Foggy (as they are dangling Compo off the bridge) "What's life without the spice of danger?" Compo "LONGER!" That is my favorite line in the 37 years of excellence. I had it on my medical office door.

Absolutely brilliant. I haven’t seen the other three videos……yet. But I’ll be putting that to rights asap. Thanks fellas 👍

Ah, bless him and his ilk! (did I use the term “ilk” correctly, I wonder? I can never remember what that word means for more than five minutes after looking it up)…

Fantastic news, I can't wait to visit, thank you.

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Absolutely love LOTSW, I found the early days they seemed quite frantic and slowed down the pace a bit as the series went on, much missed programme and even more missed are the cast....

It's good to know that I'm not the only soppy old sod out there, I really miss tuning into that program on a Sunday as I did for over 30 years, it's not same watching the dvds. Cheers for the tour.

I loved the pilot of 'Last of the Summer Wine' and the following Series 1 and 2. Long before the days of Foggy, Howard and Marina and Edie Pegden's coffee mornings, these are the days when the trio was Clegg, Compo and "less of the Cyril" Blamire, and the days when Compo and even Ivy swore, "well bloody pay for it" Ivy yells at Compo who hasn't paid for a current bun from the cafe and Kathy Staff's character was referred to and credited as 'Mrs.Batty'. Loved these early episodes!

Excellent job!!! Keep 'em coming.

I Used to Enjoy this show when it was new with my Dad he would be 103 .I'm 55 . It still want to step into the screen Bicycle around the Village sit in the Pub Pint and listen to those old Caracters tell a embellished stories and walk or stumble out the door from age or drink looking for a bit of other fun.😁

I'm watching the early episodes at the moment and have just started on series two . Interesting to see how different Characters seem especially glegg to the extent of insulting Nora to her face.

The Special episode getting Sam Home was first broadcast about 7 months before I was born. Peter Sallis was born 1 to 2 years after all my grandparents. This was a great episode of a great show. May all the departed cast and crew rest in peace.

Another winner from Bob and Andrew. Such a shame the chapel is no longer there.

Been to Holmfirth twice. It is a lovely little town, and many of the locations are easily recognisable in real life. No wonder they chose to film the series there.

Fun Fact: “My Grandad once had the same haircut as Sid”

Been multiple times to this Railway. It’s one of my favourite railways. Glad they filmed the episode there. It is my favourite episode.