When my son died ,l put this programme on after a couple of weeks, I watch it every day ,l think it got me through some of the days ahead , don't know why, those half hours removed me from the grief I was feeling,best sitcom ever 🙂 Thank you!
I am sorry for your loss. I can totally relate. The dvd boxed set let me tune out out each night after my divorce. It took away that sadness and let me giggle and smile and laugh! And it still is. It's brill humour and always will be. 😊
A great video Leigh, LOTSW is and always has been my favourite TV Comedy, I watch at least one episode every day. I was 20 when it started and I have seen every episode several times. One additional point of possible interest, regarding the inclusion of local places, characters, etc., is the appearance of Ashley Jackson, a local artist, in the episode "Loxley Lozenge" . It was a real pity it was cancelled, just when Hobo was getting into his stride, I'm sure it could had gone on for many more enjoyable episodes...
I was just two and a half when Summer Wine started and forty at the end. My favourite episodes are Oh Shut Up and Eat Your Choc Ice, Who's That Bloke with Nora Batty Then and Quick Quick Slow.
I am in the US and I used to watch Last Of the Summer Wine on PBS. I have since bought the complete series on dvd and a region 2 player to watch them on.
First saw an episode of either the first or the second series in the mid 1970's. Watched continuously up to the last few series. All episodes were rather similar, but always had the ability to be different enough each time to be really enjoyable and never get boring.
Very grateful that this popped up on my subscription feed - and on my birthday to boot! This made for a perfect birthday present for this LOTSW addict, for which many thanks.
@@ghunt9146 I’m afraid that circumstances have got the better of me and I *greatly* regret I won’t be able to be there. I’ve already started gnawing my second foot off in sheer frustration at having to give it a miss.
Greetings from America I'm 57 and I've enjoyed LOTSW on my local PBS channel and on UA-cam for 25 + years. I've always thought 2-3 old men going out every day to see what they could get into as the funniest premise ever for a program. The older I get the more I can identify with LOTSW the single greatest TV program in history.
This was a great show. I liked the guy with the ferret who was always after Nora. The show was so simple with the guys wandering around the place in the heat of the day.
I really love watching the last of summer wine. With Bill Owen and his son Tom that appeared in the seares after Bill his dad passed away. I've seen were he his buered and next to him is his dear friend Norman Clegg. Norah Beatty, and her stockings. Then Martina and her cycling with their other friend to meet up after she had finished her work in the supermarket. Meany years ago I went on a coach trip with my friend who I work with in my early days of working for Tesco in Stratford upon Avon. Back in 1981 until. 2012. What I retired. To look after my mum in West Bromwich. Till I moved her to a nursing home in Stratford upon Avon opposite the theatre. She selebrated her 80 th birthday. Then passed away the following year the day after mothering Sunday. When I became very dipressed again. Because my Dad passed away on his birthday in 1971. They had been married for 25 years. But in 1976 some friends who she worked with in Halloween. With my Dad. My stepdad was a lorry driver.min Oldbury. Told me you can earn more in a wage , than your mum can. So I found a little job in carter's green west Bromwich. Until I moved to work in Mark's and Spencers in the town. And then they close to move to Merry hill. ?!! Hense I moved to Yardley for worked in Sheldon for a nice man that had a drawing office opposite the old Airport terminal. Next to a paper shop and a cleaning ferm, plus a fish and chips shop. So this programme use to make me happy and feel better with myself. Until I meet a lovely man who was a farmer and gardener. And we were together for 25 years in Henley in Arden. Then I lost my mum, and I walked out. Because of my depression again. Have been on my own and were I live now for 14 or 15 years. I am very happy now I don't need anyone to live with me. IAM looking for a small part time job again. To help keep the bank sweet. And the wolf from the door has they say. Like a good number of people me age and older. The way things have been since COVID. And lockdowns. You just need to get of your backside and get on with LIFE. Xxxx❤❤❤❤ love you all lots my son. My granddaughter.,her mum's family from her first marriage. That t have not seen in years because they all work for the queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham. Apart from the one who lives in London with him family and works down there. The only other family I had are two wonderful cousins in Lincoln that I visited on Friday and came back home last night. After a wonderful time with them both, and a carvery meal they took me for after my one cousin finished work cleaning for the railway station in Lincoln. ❤❤❤❤
The ending of the show is really sad. I missed this show, and I missed this kind of humor. Last of the summer wine. Compo. was one of my heroes growing up. I'm 50 years old. and I feel like I've grown up with the show. The show will be missed. along with. all the actors that made it possible.
I am 53, so three years older than you! Nora Batty and Smiler were really funny, especially when Smiler got drunk on Auntie Wainwright's homemade wine. He called Nora 'Bora Natty' - I was doubled up with laughter!
It is so sad that they're both gone this has been one of my favorite shows for over two decades and it doesn't matter how many times I see it I never get bored of it
Believe it or not, I watch The Last of Summer Wine n Roses every night n enjoy every episode over n over again. This is always my favorite thing to watch. All of the actors were awesome. N Britian always has great comedy to watch. Kerpingbup Appearance,, Are u Being Served, The Manor Born n Open all Hours r many of my favorites. Thanks, Britian.🇺🇲
My congratulations to you on your Last of the summer wine videos, I can see how much work it must have taken to research and produce them. This show has been a huge part of my life over many many years, and I have so many of them taped from telly on video and bought on dvd. I'm really enjoying your series of dedicated videos and you've given me a real yen to visit Holmfirth again. I remember tasting some lovely ales there as well as wonderful tea and scones in Ivy's cafe. Many thanks again Leigh and my best wishes to you. Gérard lacey in Ireland.
July 29th 2023.I purchased this whole series and have watched it over and over.Thank you Roy Clark,you have made me smile so much.:Did I lock the door?: Yes,Cleggie,you did.RIP. Wonderful characters ❤❤
As a long time fan of the programme , I must congratulate the maker of these vlogs for the care and attention that has gone into them. Such a shame the appreciation society failed years ago , there is still so much interest that it could have flourished with input from people like this well informed gentleman.
@@upstagedbyadog Yes , I’ve been a “member “ for years , but it’s just not the same. The Appreciation Society was more personal and informative , and the little magazine “The Yardbrush” was much appreciated.
"Trivia: Series 16 to 20" popped up in my YT home feed this evening, looked intriguing, a series of info about LotSW. Here I am watching the first of your "Decanted" playlist. I've enjoyed LotSW for about 25 years from southwestern Pennsylvania, USA, thanks to a local PBS station, and I'm now about the same age as the original trio was at the beginning of the series 50 years ago (I'm 56½). I'm looking forward to watching your videos over the next - um, well, no scheduled plan; probably a few/several each week. Cheers from Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands region of the Appalachian Mountains!
I liked the programme, but felt that it was not as good, when they brought in Howard and Marina. I did not bother to watch it after Compo's funeral, because I thought that it should have really finished then. The real trio that I remember were Compo's, Clegg, and Foggy, and did not think that Seymour Utherswaite was as good as Foggy.
Absolutely a beautiful gentle clean comedy as a fan of the sitcom and a owner of every single episode on dvd i can relate to the timeless gentle humour of this sitcom without being crude or distasteful in my humble opinion a pure classic sitcom in every sense of the word 😊
My parents and I enjoyed the first episode of this series and promptly dubbed my dad compo. He was thin on top and was devoted to his Willy hat ( which he punched off me ) and said that it would need a general anaesthetic to remove it. Unfortunately mum died of a heart attack before the a reening
Depends where you are. In the UK 2 or 3 episodes are shown every weekday on UKTV Gold. There are programme guides for wherever you are in the world, just do a quick search.
When my son died ,l put this programme on after a couple of weeks, I watch it every day ,l think it got me through some of the days ahead , don't know why, those half hours removed me from the grief I was feeling,best sitcom ever 🙂 Thank you!
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Gentle clean humour.
I am sorry for your loss. I can totally relate. The dvd boxed set let me tune out out each night after my divorce. It took away that sadness and let me giggle and smile and laugh! And it still is. It's brill humour and always will be. 😊
A great video Leigh, LOTSW is and always has been my favourite TV Comedy, I watch at least one episode every day. I was 20 when it started and I have seen every episode several times. One additional point of possible interest, regarding the inclusion of local places, characters, etc., is the appearance of Ashley Jackson, a local artist, in the episode "Loxley Lozenge" . It was a real pity it was cancelled, just when Hobo was getting into his stride, I'm sure it could had gone on for many more enjoyable episodes...
We will get to Ashley's appearance in a later video!
I was just two and a half when Summer Wine started and forty at the end. My favourite episodes are Oh Shut Up and Eat Your Choc Ice, Who's That Bloke with Nora Batty Then and Quick Quick Slow.
Thank you, it was one of my top favourite shows ever.
Thank you for this, 👏👏👏👏my go to DVD box set when there’s nought on telly 😀😀😀 watching from new🥝🥝🥝zealand 🍺🍺🍺 cheers all
I am in the US and I used to watch Last Of the Summer Wine on PBS. I have since bought the complete series on dvd and a region 2 player to watch them on.
Hi Diane, hope you continue to enjoy your DVDs!
Brilliant, thanks for this👍👍👍
Well done. Thank you so much. Never too late to learn more about our boys and their creator(s).
First saw an episode of either the first or the second series in the mid 1970's. Watched continuously up to the last few series. All episodes were rather similar, but always had the ability to be different enough each time to be really enjoyable and never get boring.
I very much enjoyed watching last of the Summer wine on PBS in the U.S. Very sad when Compo died. It was like losing a member of my extended family.
Hi Chip. It was even difficult filming the shots about Compo's passing, especially as were were in the locations used in the show.
Very grateful that this popped up on my subscription feed - and on my birthday to boot! This made for a perfect birthday present for this LOTSW addict, for which many thanks.
Hope you can get to Holmfirth 26-28th this month. Lots of LOTSW events taking place for the 50th anniversary.
@@ghunt9146 I’m afraid that circumstances have got the better of me and I *greatly* regret I won’t be able to be there. I’ve already started gnawing my second foot off in sheer frustration at having to give it a miss.
Thank you, Leigh! I really enjoyed the wonderful film. Best wishes.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Greetings from America I'm 57 and I've enjoyed LOTSW on my local PBS channel and on UA-cam for 25 + years.
I've always thought 2-3 old men going out every day to see what they could get into as the funniest premise ever
for a program. The older I get the more I can identify with LOTSW the single greatest TV program in history.
A very enjoyable documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
This was a great show. I liked the guy with the ferret who was always after Nora. The show was so simple with the guys wandering around the place in the heat of the day.
Thank you for such wonderful ilistrated of Last of The Summerwine
Glad you enjoyed it, John!
Original cast still the best. Great writers too.
I really love watching the last of summer wine. With Bill Owen and his son Tom that appeared in the seares after Bill his dad passed away. I've seen were he his buered and next to him is his dear friend Norman Clegg. Norah Beatty, and her stockings. Then Martina and her cycling with their other friend to meet up after she had finished her work in the supermarket.
Meany years ago I went on a coach trip with my friend who I work with in my early days of working for Tesco in Stratford upon Avon. Back in 1981 until. 2012. What I retired. To look after my mum in West Bromwich. Till I moved her to a nursing home in Stratford upon Avon opposite the theatre. She selebrated her 80 th birthday. Then passed away the following year the day after mothering Sunday. When I became very dipressed again. Because my Dad passed away on his birthday in 1971. They had been married for 25 years. But in 1976 some friends who she worked with in Halloween. With my Dad. My stepdad was a lorry driver.min Oldbury. Told me you can earn more in a wage , than your mum can. So I found a little job in carter's green west Bromwich. Until I moved to work in Mark's and Spencers in the town. And then they close to move to Merry hill. ?!! Hense I moved to Yardley for worked in Sheldon for a nice man that had a drawing office opposite the old Airport terminal. Next to a paper shop and a cleaning ferm, plus a fish and chips shop. So this programme use to make me happy and feel better with myself. Until I meet a lovely man who was a farmer and gardener. And we were together for 25 years in Henley in Arden. Then I lost my mum, and I walked out. Because of my depression again. Have been on my own and were I live now for 14 or 15 years. I am very happy now I don't need anyone to live with me. IAM looking for a small part time job again. To help keep the bank sweet. And the wolf from the door has they say. Like a good number of people me age and older. The way things have been since COVID. And lockdowns. You just need to get of your backside and get on with LIFE. Xxxx❤❤❤❤ love you all lots my son. My granddaughter.,her mum's family from her first marriage. That t have not seen in years because they all work for the queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham. Apart from the one who lives in London with him family and works down there. The only other family I had are two wonderful cousins in Lincoln that I visited on Friday and came back home last night. After a wonderful time with them both, and a carvery meal they took me for after my one cousin finished work cleaning for the railway station in Lincoln. ❤❤❤❤
The ending of the show is really sad. I missed this show, and I missed this kind of humor. Last of the summer wine. Compo. was one of my heroes growing up. I'm 50 years old. and I feel like I've grown up with the show. The show will be missed. along with. all the actors that made it possible.
I am 53, so three years older than you! Nora Batty and Smiler were really funny, especially when Smiler got drunk on Auntie Wainwright's homemade wine. He called Nora 'Bora Natty' - I was doubled up with laughter!
It is so sad that they're both gone this has been one of my favorite shows for over two decades and it doesn't matter how many times I see it I never get bored of it
Hard to hear the guy for the background noises
The video does have subtitles. We cannot control the traffic.
An absolute all time favourite and so sad that most of the cast are no longer with us. ❤
Can't beat the Poms in producing excellent sit coms. YOU CAN BEAT the producers who think they know what the viewers want BUT don't know bugger all.
Very well-done, many of us here in he USA love this show; even the later years after Bill Owen died had their funny episodes and performers.
Great documentary, I look forward to the next episodes.
I think this is the Best comedy serie ever seen... 😂❤😅👏🍀 Greetings from Bucarest ROMANIA 💐
One of my most beloved shows. Thanks for this interesting history. Love from San Diego, California.
Believe it or not, I watch The Last of Summer Wine n Roses every night n enjoy every episode over n over again. This is always my favorite thing to watch. All of the actors were awesome. N Britian always has great comedy to watch. Kerpingbup Appearance,, Are u Being Served, The Manor Born n Open all Hours r many of my favorites. Thanks, Britian.🇺🇲
My congratulations to you on your Last of the summer wine videos, I can see how much work it must have taken to research and produce them. This show has been a huge part of my life over many many years, and I have so many of them taped from telly on video and bought on dvd. I'm really enjoying your series of dedicated videos and you've given me a real yen to visit Holmfirth again. I remember tasting some lovely ales there as well as wonderful tea and scones in Ivy's cafe. Many thanks again Leigh and my best wishes to you. Gérard lacey in Ireland.
Thanks Gérard! In total the project has taken about two years, but - of course - that has not been full time, just fitted in where I can manage!
July 29th 2023.I purchased this whole series and have watched it over and over.Thank you Roy Clark,you have made me smile so much.:Did I lock the door?: Yes,Cleggie,you did.RIP. Wonderful characters
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@@bennielail2033 where did you buy your set from. I’ve been looking for a long time.
Nicely done Leigh, you had some audio difficulties but beautifully written and nicely shot. Looking forward to seeing more. 😊
As a long time fan of the programme , I must congratulate the maker of these vlogs for the care and attention that has gone into them. Such a shame the appreciation society failed years ago , there is still so much interest that it could have flourished with input from people like this well informed gentleman.
There is summerwine.net with lots of fans and unique photos
@@upstagedbyadog Yes , I’ve been a “member “ for years , but it’s just not the same. The Appreciation Society was more personal and informative , and the little magazine “The Yardbrush” was much appreciated.
Nice video I’m big fan off last of the summer wine love holmfirth I hope too go back soon I watch last of the summer wine on dvd every day 😊
Thanks for making this video. I learned much about the background of the TV series.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting,thanks for uploading this
when the ladies would have coffee is was toss to see who would get the creamy chocolate eclair so laughable
"Trivia: Series 16 to 20" popped up in my YT home feed this evening, looked intriguing, a series of info about LotSW. Here I am watching the first of your "Decanted" playlist. I've enjoyed LotSW for about 25 years from southwestern Pennsylvania, USA, thanks to a local PBS station, and I'm now about the same age as the original trio was at the beginning of the series 50 years ago (I'm 56½). I'm looking forward to watching your videos over the next - um, well, no scheduled plan; probably a few/several each week. Cheers from Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands region of the Appalachian Mountains!
Hope you enjoy the videos, Dawn. There are 26 in total, with a special final video coming soon!
I liked the programme, but felt that it was not as good, when they brought in Howard and Marina. I did not bother to watch it after Compo's funeral, because I thought that it should have really finished then.
The real trio that I remember were Compo's, Clegg, and Foggy, and did not think that Seymour Utherswaite was as good as Foggy.
Absolutely a beautiful gentle clean comedy as a fan of the sitcom and a owner of every single episode on dvd i can relate to the timeless gentle humour of this sitcom without being crude or distasteful in my humble opinion a pure classic sitcom in every sense of the word 😊
Hi Stephen, yes I totally agree. That's probably why it lasted so long!
@@upstagedbyadog yes agreed Leigh I'm in total agreement with you there it is truly a iconic sitcom best regards Leigh from Stephen 😀
We're still watching Last Of Summer wine inuk❤
Really enjoyed that. Loved seeing the Locations Then and Now. Cheers
My parents and I enjoyed the first episode of this series and promptly dubbed my dad compo. He was thin on top and was devoted to his Willy hat ( which he punched off me ) and said that it would need a general anaesthetic to remove it. Unfortunately mum died of a heart attack before the a reening
As a child I loved the show because I got up to the same sort of antics
as an adult I loved the show because I wish I still could
I can confirm the hills and longs walks do make you ache at my age!
Thank you for sharing this interesting look at Last Of The Summer Wine.
Great little documentary. Looking forward to going on the 27th
What happened to Foggy Dewhurst?
In "There Goes The Groom" Foggy (played by his double) is drunk and (offscreen) accidentally proposes the the postwoman, they go off to Blackpool.
Superb series,very entertaining.
Where can I watch it now on over the air TV ?
Depends where you are. In the UK 2 or 3 episodes are shown every weekday on UKTV Gold. There are programme guides for wherever you are in the world, just do a quick search.
I love Summer Wine, great show. Peace
I'm sorry to say but the background traffic is loud and very distracting and in parts it overwhelms completely the narration.
There are sub titles. I can't stop the traffic.
@@johnaquillo3397 You try to do better then.
Feel sorry for this guy... No ironed shirts available!?😢
My shirts? The material crumples easily, and so, for continuity, it does not look like it's pristine in one shot and creased in the next!
My absolute favourite show of all time.thank you for making this.❤❤
I'd still like to know what was inside that matchbox that Compo would open and frighten ladies with.
You might find out if you watch ua-cam.com/video/YNtUguumimI/v-deo.html