@@steeviem1835 Series one and two fantastic. After the long gap to series 3 not so much. Series four in Cuba I really enjoyed but the fifth was just a bit pants in my opinion. 👍
Over 30 years old and still fresh as ever. Still regularly watch them over and over on DVD. Each character superb for different reasons, they all worked so well together and just clicked brilliantly. Quite possibly the best TV show ever broadcast. Marvellous stuff. Timeless.
Nixter1974007 . It is the best show to ever appear on our screens imo. Considering the likes of Pirridge, Likely Lads etc it is quite a thing. Barry was absoloutely brilliant. The scene when they are waiting to fly out to Spain in S2 and the lads were playing snooker was brilliant.
eddie bhoy Series 2 had some great moments I agree, but for originality you can't beat Germany. Just outstanding. Probably my favourite characters are Oz and London. Not to say that I didn't like the rest though. Each had their own traits and characteristics that made them unique and so special. Brilliant bunch of guys. Superb TV.
Nixter1974007 Season 1 undoubtedly the best for sure. Had a soft spot for seadon 2 as it showed that even though some of the lads had tried to move on and prosper it was still hard going. (Life in that era of britain). Nev's line to Dennis " I thought it would be different when we got back, but nothing's changed"
how can anyone not like this series?? this was my world about 1982 when my dad worked in germany and i was a young lad in manchester watching this series.. real hard hitting true to life drama about what brickies did in the 80s.. when i was 26 i visited dussledorf for 3 weeks and met a german girl.. i came home and we lost touch.. thanks for the memories
First and last words ever spoken across the whole show, both by Neville 'Dearest Pet' I mean if that doesn't encompass everything about this show then what would?
watched this on tv when it came out. im a carpenter and i came out to germany in 1994. every thing what happened to them happened to me. as great and i still stay here with my german wife for 25 years. the show is so accurate down to last detail,
Loved watching this every Friday night with all the family growing up in 1983, it was our treat for the week fish & chips from the chippy and a great comedy on the box..........fond memories, of great times
Used to watch this aged 6 with my family. Some of my earliest memories. Caught it a few times on re runs when I was young. Later, when I was 20, I traveled to Germany, visited Dusseldorf (where I was nearly arrested when i got mixed up with a wrong crowd,) ended up living with a German girl and then living in Berlin for a year and a half - learned fluent German and had some crazy times. 15 years later, in London, I retrained as an electrician and aged 36, I went on a building site for the first time! Ended up working with companies that were all geordies and that surreal feeling of being in an episode of Auf Wiedersehen Pet still hasnt worn off 7 years later. I wanted to be Wayne or Oz but ive ended up as Barry! Raise a drink to the cast and writers of this masterpiece of UK television - contemporary Shakespeare no less.
Thanks for uploading Dawn. Even the first 30 seconds of this threw me straight back into the mid-80s looking at the car ferry decks, and the bar/restaurant. As a child our family went on the Sealink to Holyhead (en route to London or Blackpool) most years of the mid-70s to mid-80s. I can feel that air and smell what it was like on that ferry just from seeing a few minutes of it. Went on a car ferry about 10 years ago and it wasn't the same at all!
I used to stay rather than go to the pub to watch with Mum, every time I watch clips it reminds me of a better world the 80’s and Mum, Sadly no longer here, but in a better world.
We LOVED this series. I remember when it first showed on British TV - we were stationed over there at the time. Great laughs! Will be showing this to my husband so he can watch it! J
So many people saying that they watched this with their dads, I'm just the same I loved watching this when I was young, I didn't understand a lot of it but just recently iv been watching them all again and they are just as good. Bomber the legend.
Tim developed into one of Britain's finest actors.. apart from the films he has made such as MR.TURNER, he still can turn it on for television series' ... check out his performance in SHOOTING THER PAST... Mesmerising.
I'm 49 now and back in the day, i loved this so much. It started off with One Summer, with Billy and Icky and Boys from the black stuff, shake hands, giz a job. Happy days.
Tv programmes like this are timeless and shall never be repeated..absolutely superb programme which i love to watch over and over again and never tire of it...RIP gary and pat.x
I was 16 years old working for £25 a week yop scheme thanks Maggie..... and overheard Mabel the cleaner talking about this programme that had just started and a guy called Oz who was apparently off his head ( her words not mine) and i made a point of watching it and its nearly 38 years ago since. The best tv drama ever made in ths country, but our tv like the country has gone down the toilet.
Remember watching this with my mam & dad,mam used to love Oz,also remember been on a YTS at british steel 1985, & on £27-30 a week & me & the lads would buy all the papers,also remember reading that Gary Holton had passed.R.I.P.
Yeh because we want the IRA all over the world killing people for stupid reasons and communist countries playing a dangerous game along with that idiot Reagan making stupid joke radio broadcasts and nearly starting wars... don't get me wrong, I miss the eighties as well, technology was starting to appear but things were still simple. The kids today have no idea what it was like to live in the knowledge in the back of mind that the world could end in nuclear holocaust any moment. When I think of this time I naturally think of 99 Luftballons, especially with the theme of Germany in this show... my Grandad was a Geordie so we loved watching this show. Every era has it's bad points I guess, the IRA has passed into history largely, as ISIS will and some other sort of terrorist group will rise, every era has one. Before the IRA it was the red brigade and the Libyans sponsoring the PLA, etc. The funny thing is most of it is due to countries like the UK and US interfering everywhere.
my opinion is this, NO THANK YOU, never again, cold war and 750.000 russian soliders just 10 miles away from your home... the 80s wasnt so funny at all...
One of the best ever series ever. I grew up in New Zealand, and when AWP finally made it to New Zealand in 1984, we had difficulty understanding the accents.
Hello too all you Auf Wiedersehen Pet Fans, at the time when the serie was shown on tv, i was about 12/13yrs; It was the thing we talked about at school the next day, & waited time one to be screenned. I think that is why i wanted to be in the building, a bricky, its hard, but worth it. Living in France for the last 18yrs. its nice to go down memory lane; Nice one guys enjoyed it then & enjoying it now; Tim Healy still going, in Spain in another serie, still has it.........Enjoy, it gets my Thrumbs Up........!
Terrific entertainment written by Clement and La Frenais. Nothing of this quality about any more. The lads were a brilliant ensemble as a cast,and we used to get home from the boozer and watch it on a Friday night in the early eighties. I think it bonded families together as a few comments have already said. Sadly my lovely Mum and Dad are now no longer with us, but I have smashing memories of us all laughing out loud at the antics of the lads.
Absolute gem of a series- great writing, characters worked off each other brilliantly, magical dry humour, unforgettable intro/outro song and sets, best tv ever along with 'Boys from The Blackstuff'!!!
I remember watching this in 1983. Wasn't anything on TV and this new series came on so thought it might be a bit of background noise. I was hooked after episode 1. Used to look forward to this all week. We would all sit down as a family to watch. I can't think of another programme we would all watch together, and nothing nowadays
awp was top drawer, especially series 1. jimmy nail and timothy spall who played oz and barry were the best characters. brings back memories of a friday night when i was 14, thinking it must be great to work abroad, earn loads of money and spend the weekend drinking beer and chasing women. best episode was private lives when wayne took barry out on the pull. "want to come back to our hut" classic tv.
I absolutely love this show.., infact I've been living in Germany for over 15 years now and yes I'm a geordie, unfortunately not a brickie and not in Düsseldorf, just a musician living in Hannover :)
starkRECORDINGS Minder and porridge also classics as was rising damp.. All brilliant as was Britain back then.look at it now.we can't crack a joke aboot nowt Dennis!!!
Porridge was always my No1, and I was quite surprised when AP came along and made me laugh even more, but the answer was then clear why, was written by the same guys, , brilliant ...
I was not even born got into the fourth series when I worked in a pub . I then got the third series and they all kept on going about Germany so I bought the first series watched it from start to finish bloody loved it I then got the second series watched it from start to finish loved it I now have every series and love it why aye man
How can anyone dislike Auf Wiedersehen Pet? I mean, each to their own. But if you don't like Auf Pet, you should throw your telly away and cancel your licence, because there's been bugger all as good in the 35 years since it aired. Apart from Auf Pet series 2. Seriously, if Shakespeare had been a Geordie, he still wouldn't have written anything as good. Absolute quality.
how aye man! Bonnie Lad! Best mini-series of the century as far as I'm concerned,and so is the second series-not too fussed on the 3rd and 4th-flogging a dead horse there-sorry.
I'm from north east England and work in Dalian, China. Teaching English aboard is the best way I can make a living. I don't know why more Brits haven't made journeys like this for a better living; wether to Dusseldorf or a bit further.
I was one of the many who got the back of thachers hand , finished up in Stuttgard , the ferry over was a night boat , Iwas in my early twenties , what a sight on that boat , never seen so many spirit levels in such a confined space before , or ever since , pardon the pun we were all in the same boat , though I was in Automotive not building . Thatcher was not our friend , the t.v. series was just as it was , what a mix of society , even now makes me smile !
The Greatest Series Ever, borne out of the frustration of the Thatcher screw you years. Hope you made a few quid out of the trek to Germany & got to appreciate the quality of this Awesome show in all it's reality and Humour..
Scouser me-Liverpool 81_20% dole hard for kids to believe good men do strange shi..t ) Falklands/cold war/REGAN CRUISE MISSILES NHS WHAT THE FUC...K???
I'm a Geordie born & raised & loved this series, I met Jimmy Nail a few times as I knew his actress sister Val McLean & lived in Jesmond near Newcastle City centre, in the same avenue as Tim Healey ( Dennis in the series) & his actress wife (at the time) Denise Welsh.. abit of a name drop moment haha. Brilliant series from a Brilliant time in England. They just don't make stuff like this anymore, sadly. It's so so good to sit & watch it now though ..Haa' Whey the Lads
I was 7 or 8 when this was first on tv and I loved it. I think it had an effect on me because years later at 21 I ended up going travelling and headed for Dusseldorf. Ended up in Germany for 18months. At 37 I ended up getting into construction for the first time. Most of the guys I worked with were Newcastle/Sunderland guys so every day was like I had jumped into an episode of Auf Wiedersehen Pet.
Proper British tv an all time classic it will never get old this in my opinion . Think my first words were Bollocks, am just am Geordie and glad I got to watch this when it first came out. Friday night takeaway Chinese Couple cans of pop ready for this program to come on. Magic times
Lewis and Spender, what a combo along with the other actors, so funny can't stop laughing Can't see these guys voting for Boris Thanks for posting
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I still remember seeing this on Swedish tv. One of the worst title translations though; here it was called "Öl, kvinnor och tegelsten" ("Beer, women and bricks").
Did you watch it in English or was it translated to Swedish? If Swedish: how did they cope with the different accents and dialect, which was half the fun of watching it in English. London: "Before coming here I took a course in basic German - I should have taken one in basic Geordie!"
Scary....i watched it when it first came out circa very early 80s when I was 20 something. We had 4 channels !!! BBC1....BBC2...ITV N I think channe; 4.It was brill then and still is cos its raw with real people.
Careful what we wish for. Back in the early 80s, I envied the Yanks with their multi channeled tv. Their ice cream had biscuits in it, ie ADVERTS. Always adverts. Wish to take them out and chuck them in the bin. Look at British telly now. Utter fuckin SHIT.Good programmes and films ruined by constant commercials.
Chris Detwiler You don't get me. Has your Mum ever given you ice cream, and she stuck all sorts of dry boring stuff in it, like wafers? That's tv now, good stuff ruined by crap you don't want like commercials.
Fair PlayNZ in one of the episodes Moxy makes reference to this with Wayne saying a couple of ladies were all over him like a cheap coat as they thought he was
What a great series this was ,I remember watching this every Friday night while I was at school .oz,s old zeepher what a classic.every character was magic ,shame bomber and Wayne are no longer with us .
life wasn't that good then my friend especially in Wales and northern England. massive chunks of the countries industry laid to waste along with the communities that depended on it. Lovely Maggie Thatcher. What a fucking evil woman. Well at least she's warm where she is. BITCH!!
+darren jones Twat! Have some respect for the person who spared us from Michael Foot and Arthur Scargill. There's a reason why Mrs T was re-elected a record number of times
ThePyrogenica I'm a that? Yes a lot of people done very well out of Maggie but there were any equal number who didn't, my family and friends being part of the latter. So don't call me a twat for having an opinion
I didn't even realise this was written by the same team that gave us Porridge and the Likely Lads, makes total sense tho as I loved those for the same reasons I love AWP, brilliant writers
My Mam loved this...she died aged 57, 16 years ago. I enjoy watching now what she did. Brings her closer.
Sorry for your loss
@@tobytitanicproductions4157 aww..ta hun
Great memories and sorry for your loss. Fantastic television..I often get the urge to rewatch and tonight is one of those nights.
God bless.
@@cheshirehomebrew I enjoyed everyone.. the oldies. Wasn't to keen on the BBC ones
@@steeviem1835 Series one and two fantastic. After the long gap to series 3 not so much. Series four in Cuba I really enjoyed but the fifth was just a bit pants in my opinion. 👍
Over 30 years old and still fresh as ever. Still regularly watch them over and over on DVD. Each character superb for different reasons, they all worked so well together and just clicked brilliantly. Quite possibly the best TV show ever broadcast. Marvellous stuff. Timeless.
Nixter1974007 . It is the best show to ever appear on our screens imo. Considering the likes of Pirridge, Likely Lads etc it is quite a thing. Barry was absoloutely brilliant. The scene when they are waiting to fly out to Spain in S2 and the lads were playing snooker was brilliant.
eddie bhoy Series 2 had some great moments I agree, but for originality you can't beat Germany. Just outstanding. Probably my favourite characters are Oz and London. Not to say that I didn't like the rest though. Each had their own traits and characteristics that made them unique and so special. Brilliant bunch of guys. Superb TV.
Nixter1974007
Season 1 undoubtedly the best for sure. Had a soft spot for seadon 2 as it showed that even though some of the lads had tried to move on and prosper it was still hard going. (Life in that era of britain). Nev's line to Dennis " I thought it would be different when we got back, but nothing's changed"
how can anyone not like this series?? this was my world about 1982 when my dad worked in germany and i was a young lad in manchester watching this series.. real hard hitting true to life drama about what brickies did in the 80s.. when i was 26 i visited dussledorf for 3 weeks and met a german girl.. i came home and we lost touch.. thanks for the memories
me and my dad used to love this still do but sady dads no longer here thanks for the memories of better times this is a classic and so good
+Norma Thomas Just thinking about that. Same situation as yours. Have a good week :)
+hootsmon thank you for your good wishes ☺☺
+Norma Thomas bloody brilliant
Happy but sad days all rolled into one, I get ya,
This like the Britsh version of Marsh. E en though this is not set in wartime, just genuis writting
“Sex is in its infancy in Gateshead” just heard that line and it took me back to 1983. Classic series. RIP Pat Roach and Gary Holton.
Dearest Brenda....... the opening to the greatest series in history. Never tire of watching it !
He must have went through 50 postcards in the first 20 minutes, and it IS the greatest TV series ever made
First and last words ever spoken across the whole show, both by Neville 'Dearest Pet' I mean if that doesn't encompass everything about this show then what would?
watched this on tv when it came out. im a carpenter and i came out to germany in 1994. every thing what happened to them happened to me. as great and i still stay here with my german wife for 25 years. the show is so accurate down to last detail,
Bielefeld 1977 Ich bin ein maurer.
Wow, that's amazing!!!
Das muss eine wilde Zeit gewesen sein. Ich hoffe dir geht es noch gut. ✌️
ah but ibet you didn't get a tattoo
I love and will always love this programme. My dad and I always used to watch it, so will always bring back special memories! Love you, Dad!!!!!
Yeah happy days, I know where you're coming from,
Cheers,
Linda, JCBAirmaster73 just said that he and his dad also used to to like and see the series.....you are not very smart arent you?
Linda Thompson
Absolute classic.. ..last of the great days in the uk..
Look at it now!!
NoName This is not me
Seems a trend with this show, me and my dad used to watch this he was in the building trade himself so this was great fun to watch.
Loved watching this every Friday night with all the family growing up in 1983, it was our treat for the week fish & chips from the chippy and a great comedy on the box..........fond memories, of great times
Chris Evans good, honest simple times 👍
Used to watch this aged 6 with my family. Some of my earliest memories. Caught it a few times on re runs when I was young. Later, when I was 20, I traveled to Germany, visited Dusseldorf (where I was nearly arrested when i got mixed up with a wrong crowd,) ended up living with a German girl and then living in Berlin for a year and a half - learned fluent German and had some crazy times. 15 years later, in London, I retrained as an electrician and aged 36, I went on a building site for the first time! Ended up working with companies that were all geordies and that surreal feeling of being in an episode of Auf Wiedersehen Pet still hasnt worn off 7 years later. I wanted to be Wayne or Oz but ive ended up as Barry!
Raise a drink to the cast and writers of this masterpiece of UK television - contemporary Shakespeare no less.
The best series from the 80s,when we had something to look forward to on the tele👌👌✌
Stuck in lock down and I have to go back to 1983 to find anything decent to watch!
was my introduction to Geordie humour and language, that set me up for a lifetime in the forces with them .. Greatest ever.
I watched this in 1983 ....I just watched right now 37 years later ....& it’s just as wonderful!
Classic Brit TV
Thank you for posting this video
Thanks for uploading Dawn. Even the first 30 seconds of this threw me straight back into the mid-80s looking at the car ferry decks, and the bar/restaurant. As a child our family went on the Sealink to Holyhead (en route to London or Blackpool) most years of the mid-70s to mid-80s. I can feel that air and smell what it was like on that ferry just from seeing a few minutes of it. Went on a car ferry about 10 years ago and it wasn't the same at all!
Watched this religiously growing up in Glasgow. now I live in Atlanta Georgia, this reminds me of Home, Thanks!
I used to stay rather than go to the pub to watch with Mum, every time I watch clips it reminds me of a better world the 80’s and Mum,
Sadly no longer here, but in a better world.
The best tv series Britain has ever produced!
this and only fools and horses
These lads were brilliant, i never missed an episode.
Glad it still gets repeated on tv from time to time, and it's great that it's on UA-cam.
We LOVED this series. I remember when it first showed on British TV - we were stationed over there at the time. Great laughs! Will be showing this to my husband so he can watch it! J
Loved this program. Brings back memories of simpler times. It wasn’t perfect but it just felt better.
Got nothing in common with these guys but watched this back in the 80s and can watch it again and again not sure why.... love it.
So many people saying that they watched this with their dads, I'm just the same I loved watching this when I was young, I didn't understand a lot of it but just recently iv been watching them all again and they are just as good. Bomber the legend.
Ste U.K. just don't watch it on Yesterday channel, they cut so much out, I asked them why and they said because of 'outdated language' what horseshit
Yeah, brings back so many memories...
Timothy Spall was so convincing as a Brummie, he's a Londoner, excellent acting!
Tim developed into one of Britain's finest actors.. apart from the films he has made such as MR.TURNER, he still can turn it on for television series' ... check out his performance in SHOOTING THER PAST... Mesmerising.
He was not playing a brummie from Wolverhampton which is Black Country very different from birmingham
@@dudleybiker3738 West Bromwich and District building society !!!
He's playing a yam yam! Not a Brummie!
Admittedly though, his black country accent was right on the money.
No one from Birmingham sounds like that it's more Dudley Wolverhampton
one of the best Pommie drama-comedies of all time, and they've put out some beauties...
Friday night, me and my mate would go to the chippy.
Pie and chips then settle down to the programme.
Happy days. 🍺🖒
And then some.
dad used to pick up KFC for us lol
@@wutang6020 KFC ,not in our town.
CHEERS.
@@GEricG Loved those days,£15.00 a week full board. Many changes.
Lovely boy I'm 34 n got this set on dvd for my mam from hmv I dint attacked either
I'm 49 now and back in the day, i loved this so much. It started off with One Summer, with Billy and Icky and Boys from the black stuff, shake hands, giz a job. Happy days.
Craig Andrews I’m 50,they were the days,one summer brings back memories!
One summer is on youtube. Billy an icky
I watched this when it was first aired and still love watching it now. Best series ever!
My Favourite TV series ever. Pure TV Magic, nothing better before or since!
I loved this program...Oz is just great
halima ali me too
I became a brickie because of Oz, still am.
Oz: "Ahh bollocks!!" followed by "Ahh double bollocks!!" Cracks me up every time! 😂😂😂
Me and my dad used to watch this also he has been gone 16 years this brings back lovely memories
Never tire of watching this class agger bloody doo whos put that on
Tv programmes like this are timeless and shall never be repeated..absolutely superb programme which i love to watch over and over again and never tire of it...RIP gary and pat.x
I was 16 years old working for £25 a week yop scheme thanks Maggie..... and overheard Mabel the cleaner talking about this programme that had just started and a guy called Oz who was apparently off his head ( her words not mine) and i made a point of watching it and its nearly 38 years ago since.
The best tv drama ever made in ths country, but our tv like the country has gone down the toilet.
Too right mate countrys gone
1980 YOP £33.oo a week
Remember watching this with my mam & dad,mam used to love Oz,also remember been on a YTS at british steel 1985, & on £27-30 a week & me & the lads would buy all the papers,also remember reading that Gary Holton had passed.R.I.P.
brilliantly acted and superbly written. quite possibly the best tv series ever. they dont make tv like this anymore .sadly.
Wish it was still the 80s. The world today is crap.
agreed
Geoff true very true my friend
Yeh because we want the IRA all over the world killing people for stupid reasons and communist countries playing a dangerous game along with that idiot Reagan making stupid joke radio broadcasts and nearly starting wars... don't get me wrong, I miss the eighties as well, technology was starting to appear but things were still simple. The kids today have no idea what it was like to live in the knowledge in the back of mind that the world could end in nuclear holocaust any moment. When I think of this time I naturally think of 99 Luftballons, especially with the theme of Germany in this show... my Grandad was a Geordie so we loved watching this show.
Every era has it's bad points I guess, the IRA has passed into history largely, as ISIS will and some other sort of terrorist group will rise, every era has one. Before the IRA it was the red brigade and the Libyans sponsoring the PLA, etc. The funny thing is most of it is due to countries like the UK and US interfering everywhere.
Did you miss the point of the show? The 80s were dreadful.
my opinion is this, NO THANK YOU, never again, cold war and 750.000 russian soliders just 10 miles away from your home... the 80s wasnt so funny at all...
One of the best ever series ever. I grew up in New Zealand, and when AWP finally made it to New Zealand in 1984, we had difficulty understanding the accents.
The BEST
gsf67 Best TV programme ever imo, funny but so fitting of the era,
it helps if your a geordie
I m from New Zealand . I have no problem understanding the speech
I'm from London and I have difficulty understanding the accent
Hello too all you Auf Wiedersehen Pet Fans, at the time when the serie was shown on tv, i was about 12/13yrs; It was the thing we talked about at school the next day, & waited time one to be screenned. I think that is why i wanted to be in the building, a bricky, its hard, but worth it. Living in France for the last 18yrs. its nice to go down memory lane; Nice one guys enjoyed it then & enjoying it now; Tim Healy still going, in Spain in another serie, still has it.........Enjoy, it gets my Thrumbs Up........!
brendan downey Brendan Mullachy!!
@@oldgit4260 F.F.F.F.F.F. Fitzroy Carruthers
Oz - 'think what you can tell your Brenda' - Dearest Brenda, Weather good, knocking shop fantastic - class!
im having a nostalgia session. this indeed was one of the best shows made.
Terrific entertainment written by Clement and La Frenais. Nothing of this quality about any more. The lads were a brilliant ensemble as a cast,and we used to get home from the boozer and watch it on a Friday night in the early eighties. I think it bonded families together as a few comments have already said. Sadly my lovely Mum and Dad are now no longer with us, but I have smashing memories of us all laughing out loud at the antics of the lads.
Absolute gem of a series- great writing, characters worked off each other brilliantly, magical dry humour, unforgettable intro/outro song and sets, best tv ever along with 'Boys from The Blackstuff'!!!
my dad loved this, he was a bricklayer, bless him :)
Used to rush home from scouts to watch this on a Friday night...Tim Healy used to live up the hill from me. Happy days!
I remember watching this in 1983. Wasn't anything on TV and this new series came on so thought it might be a bit of background noise. I was hooked after episode 1. Used to look forward to this all week. We would all sit down as a family to watch. I can't think of another programme we would all watch together, and nothing nowadays
awp was top drawer, especially series 1. jimmy nail and timothy spall who played oz and barry were the best characters. brings back memories of a friday night when i was 14, thinking it must be great to work abroad, earn loads of money and spend the weekend drinking beer and chasing women. best episode was private lives when wayne took barry out on the pull. "want to come back to our hut" classic tv.
Being 12 yrs old watching these back in the 80s brilliant!!!
I absolutely love this show.., infact I've been living in Germany for over 15 years now and yes I'm a geordie, unfortunately not a brickie and not in Düsseldorf, just a musician living in Hannover :)
Are you one of the immigrants they all love over there?
Do you speak any german though😂
you poor thing ...germans have no sense of humour...
@@hogrideeeeer ja Klar, of course!
@@King_of_the_slums i think so :). They love the Geordie accent.
Great show loved watching this with my dad and laughing together 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Favourite show of all time!!
Loved this ,,,it reminds me of my youth ,,Friday night ,think it was 9 till 10 just before hill street blues.,...
Yep, the glory days eh? :)
GOD BLESS GARY I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU RIP AND PAT.
The best show ever to hit tv, i watch this every Sunday just to lift the spirit
Happy days watching this...early 20's ...holidays in Greece....Happy days.......Lets go back ...
Great series........... love Auf Wiedersehen Pet
Will always be my fav show. Brilliant characters.
Good solid script and acting....a brilliant cast of characters and absolutely no PC crap like nowadays......great times indeed....
ahh just the best ever! 1983 was the year the 80's really started. Central studios in my city making progs like this. Oh the joys i had as a kid.
The best UK TV show ever.
starkRECORDINGS
Minder and porridge also classics as was rising damp..
All brilliant as was Britain back then.look at it now.we can't crack a joke aboot nowt Dennis!!!
The Young Ones was pretty good too
Porridge was always my No1, and I was quite surprised when AP came along and made me laugh even more, but the answer was then clear why, was written by the same guys, , brilliant ...
Nice one can't agree more. Never tire of watching time and time again.
brilliant programme!! Ozzy was always my fave!!! Nevill was such a winging wet lettuce
Ozzie?
One of the best TV programmes ever made .
I was not even born got into the fourth series when I worked in a pub . I then got the third series and they all kept on going about Germany so I bought the first series watched it from start to finish bloody loved it I then got the second series watched it from start to finish loved it I now have every series and love it why aye man
Thank you! Fantastic series.
How can anyone dislike Auf Wiedersehen Pet? I mean, each to their own. But if you don't like Auf Pet, you should throw your telly away and cancel your licence, because there's been bugger all as good in the 35 years since it aired. Apart from Auf Pet series 2. Seriously, if Shakespeare had been a Geordie, he still wouldn't have written anything as good. Absolute quality.
"Howay Is thara daggah worra sees before wuh?
The hondle toward wuz hand? Come, lerruz cadge a clutch pet"
all Sunderland fans throw your tvs away
how aye man! Bonnie Lad! Best mini-series of the century as far as I'm concerned,and so is the second series-not too fussed on the 3rd and 4th-flogging a dead horse there-sorry.
Aye ur so tight man . F all on the box nowadays likes
You dont need a license
Quite possibly the greatest TV series ever made!
I'm from north east England and work in Dalian, China. Teaching English aboard is the best way I can make a living. I don't know why more Brits haven't made journeys like this for a better living; wether to Dusseldorf or a bit further.
loved watching this show and will likely watch it all again now that I have found it on UA-cam, happy days
I was one of the many who got the back of thachers hand , finished up in Stuttgard , the ferry over was a night boat , Iwas in my early twenties , what a sight on that boat , never seen so many spirit levels in such a confined space before , or ever since , pardon the pun we were all in the same boat , though I was in Automotive not building . Thatcher was not our friend , the t.v. series was just as it was , what a mix of society , even now makes me smile !
Robert Higginson cool, that you actually experienced this first hand, did you stay in a hut?
What were the Frauleins like ..a step up from Blighty?!
The Greatest Series Ever, borne out of the frustration of the Thatcher screw you years. Hope you made a few quid out of the trek to Germany & got to appreciate the quality of this Awesome show in all it's reality and Humour..
Scouser me-Liverpool 81_20% dole hard for kids to believe good men do strange shi..t ) Falklands/cold war/REGAN CRUISE MISSILES NHS WHAT THE FUC...K???
Wont be able do that anymore, thanks to brexit
Loved this i remember friday night id be out playing with me mates we would all rush home to watch this.
This series is older than me but I’ve watched every episode more than once and it never grows old 😃
Sooo true
I'm a Geordie born & raised & loved this series, I met Jimmy Nail a few times as I knew his actress sister Val McLean & lived in Jesmond near Newcastle City centre, in the same avenue as Tim Healey ( Dennis in the series) & his actress wife (at the time) Denise Welsh.. abit of a name drop moment haha. Brilliant series from a Brilliant time in England. They just don't make stuff like this anymore, sadly.
It's so so good to sit & watch it now though ..Haa' Whey the Lads
simply the greatest show ever. Proud to be a Geordie
John Shenton a what?
John Shenton:... you should be! Some of the most fantastic folk I've ever met! Never met a Geordie I didn't like!
Fond memories of a great series. The character roles were all brilliant.
Good God. 30 years old and still sparkling
I was 7 or 8 when this was first on tv and I loved it. I think it had an effect on me because years later at 21 I ended up going travelling and headed for Dusseldorf. Ended up in Germany for 18months. At 37 I ended up getting into construction for the first time. Most of the guys I worked with were Newcastle/Sunderland guys so every day was like I had jumped into an episode of Auf Wiedersehen Pet.
I love it how Oz calls Wayne 'London'.
Same was so funny. 😂
Yeah he's a cockney lol?
Proper British tv an all time classic it will never get old this in my opinion . Think my first words were Bollocks, am just am Geordie and glad I got to watch this when it first came out. Friday night takeaway Chinese Couple cans of pop ready for this program to come on. Magic times
one of the best UK series ever made wye hi man
Why aye man
Let me correct you if you please THE BEST! I'm from finland and i just love geordie accent.
samsta871 r.
sausagefinger12 hi
tony palmer dawn is there any chance you could upload series 2 if you have got them please thanks Gary
Not seen this series for many years. Have to watch it all again now.Great stuff.
i may be wrong, but this first episode is better now than it was in 1983 lol i thank you dawn for the upload. i love it. ty
Watching Auf Wiedersehen Pet I fell in love with Kevin Whately; he’s just brilliant in every role he has played!
Many thanks for uploading this classic!
Brilliant series,best ever,i loved Friday nights watching this
Awesome intro/end theme and above all classic show. Remember watching it age 6
Lewis and Spender, what a combo along with the other actors, so funny
can't stop laughing
Can't see these guys voting for Boris
Thanks for posting
I still remember seeing this on Swedish tv. One of the worst title translations though; here it was called "Öl, kvinnor och tegelsten" ("Beer, women and bricks").
Henrik Betnér lol that's classic!
Henrik Betnér that's a brilliant title
Did you watch it in English or was it translated to Swedish? If Swedish: how did they cope with the different accents and dialect, which was half the fun of watching it in English.
London: "Before coming here I took a course in basic German - I should have taken one in basic Geordie!"
Henrik Betnér that fucking funny
For a few months back in the 1980s it was like having seven more mates. Loved this. Each subsequent series was crap, though.
This takes me back.
The days when people went shopping and didnt get dressed up like they were on a cat walk. Lol
Thank you so much for posting, never missed an episode back in the day.
Scary....i watched it when it first came out circa very early 80s when I was 20 something. We had 4 channels !!! BBC1....BBC2...ITV N I think channe; 4.It was brill then and still is cos its raw with real people.
Careful what we wish for. Back in the early 80s, I envied the Yanks with their multi channeled tv. Their ice cream had biscuits in it, ie ADVERTS. Always adverts. Wish to take them out and chuck them in the bin.
Look at British telly now. Utter fuckin SHIT.Good programmes and films ruined by constant commercials.
Kelly14UK Cookies lol.... Ice cream has cookies in it :)
Chris Detwiler You don't get me. Has your Mum ever given you ice cream, and she stuck all sorts of dry boring stuff in it, like wafers? That's tv now, good stuff ruined by crap you don't want like commercials.
Please Neville. No scraping of nails on metal. Goes right through me. Best series ever. Watched it so many times. Can quote most of it.
Wayne always reminded me of Ronnie Wood from the Stones.
Fair PlayNZ in one of the episodes Moxy makes reference to this with Wayne saying a couple of ladies were all over him like a cheap coat as they thought he was
how come he didnt remind you of ronnie wood from the faces ?
Looks more like ronnie wood from the jeff beck band to me lol, Gary and Ronnie were actually friends
@@MyEejit Ha!
do a bit of research they were actually good friends
What a great series this was ,I remember watching this every Friday night while I was at school .oz,s old zeepher what a classic.every character was magic ,shame bomber and Wayne are no longer with us .
back when life was good, i'd love to go back.
When unemployment was high and people had to go to Germany to work?
Suzanne S When Maggie ran the farm
life wasn't that good then my friend especially in Wales and northern England. massive chunks of the countries industry laid to waste along with the communities that depended on it. Lovely Maggie Thatcher. What a fucking evil woman. Well at least she's warm where she is. BITCH!!
+darren jones Twat! Have some respect for the person who spared us from Michael Foot and Arthur Scargill. There's a reason why Mrs T was re-elected a record number of times
ThePyrogenica I'm a that? Yes a lot of people done very well out of Maggie but there were any equal number who didn't, my family and friends being part of the latter. So don't call me a twat for having an opinion
Fantastic show, kind of emotional watching this again
I didn't even realise this was written by the same team that gave us Porridge and the Likely Lads, makes total sense tho as I loved those for the same reasons I love AWP, brilliant writers
Old Skool Fool Isn’t Franc (from the opening credits) Roddam something to do with Masterchef?
series 1 and 2 were absolute belters , lost its way a little after that still one of the best tv shows ever made .. whyaye man 😉
I was actually in Germany at that time. This was required viewing in camp along with Young Ones .... Halcyon Days !
best show ever on tele , cheers 4 posting.
hi guys this is so spooky cos I'm another who watched this with my dear dad who passed on but his spirit still watches these episodes with me
That’s right matey, that’s exactly right.
Tim Healy is a legend. Love this show and he's great in Benidorm.