I have to watch this most days. Series 2 for me is peak pet.
@@michaelholmes4374 only when they got to Spain unfortunately. The variety of what the lads get up to makes it a lot better than series 1.
Fantastic series loved it all brought back memories lovely ones ❤😊
Favourite TV show. Big up from Scotland 👍
Great Thumbnail
One of The Best TV show Ever made,
40 years!!!!
Absolutely fabulous programme . Would love to see it back on the Tele.
Another great video! I was only a young lad when AWP was first aired but I loved it even then, my father was a builder and so I identified with the characters, especially Dennis. The best series of the 80's without doubt.
I used to watch it with my dad .RIP dad,we had some good laughs watching this show
Fantastic job there Steve,your dedication is incredible. I was only 13 when I saw the 1st episode and immediately fell in love with the series and unknowingly with Germany and the German language. Superbly written and the actors made their characters so believable and lovable. 40 years later and I’m just finishing watching series 1 again on dvd and looking forward to heading over to Thornley Manor! Thanks for the video Steve,can’t wait for your next instalment.
Cheers squire, it’s a hobby I pursue with great diligence and dedication 👍🍻🍻
The Nijmegen bridge bought back some memories from a bridge too far .my great uncle was in 2 Para on the bridge at Arnhem with them brave boys under the great Lt Col Johnny frost ..the line when frost shouts bring up the PIAT’s brings a tear to my eye every time as Jimmy was one of the first to use them in 1943 on operation fustian .sadly jimmy was KIA 3 days after landing at Renkhum Heath fighting their way to the bridge and bravely defending it .he was 23 years old and was only married a month ..lest we forget those brave lads ❤❤
I wasn’t sure on the history of it until I looked up the name of the bridge. 👍👍
My dad's brother was also at arnhem, he was shot down and laid in a field for nearly a fortnight until he was found by German soldiers by which time he had gangrene in his right leg. Gerry took him to a German hospital where his leg was amputated saving his life. He spent a year there being rehabilitated and getting used to his state of the art prosthetic leg then he was sent home and his war was over.
Awesome. Special day, love to you and all the others that found a special place in their hearts for the VERY magnificent seven!
Very interesting this is. Barry whatever it is lifes too short 😂 Great video chief
Incredible job Steve , Great tribute to one of the greatest Series ever made . When I was driving the Artics up to the North ,I had recorded "Breaking Away " onto Tape ,and my Truck ad a cassette recorder . Always playing that Song . Summed it all up really !
Great times sadly gone it was a fantastic show thanks for sharing
steve great footage ive worked all these routes since i was 16 and love auf wed pet like you i know the script of first 2 series .....
How brilliant! I'm a big fan,and my wife always says , "Oh no you're not watching that again, are you? Ha ha! I'll always love it! Great video, and really well put together. 👏
My missus says the same, when the first series started I was about half way through my bricklaying apprenticeship and once I was qualified I spent most of the following 10 years working away from home, I never lived in a hut or a derelict manor house but a lot of it was fairly accurate.
A lot of work went into that vid so well done and yes am a huge fan of the show. It was very funny and reminded me of my time in West Germany as a soldier
Thank you squire, it’s a hobby I pursue with great diligence and dedication 👍🍺
Best show ever. I owe my career to this show.. it's time they made more especially as they left to go back to Germany . Wyman could meet up with his half sister or brother . Dennis and Dagmar could've had a kid ..
Best programme ever made
Good job. Enjoyed that. Interesting to note how little of the series was actually filmed in Newcastle.
Fantastic 👍.. really bought the memories flooding back
Fantastic effort that! The restaurant at the Dutch services being used as two separate locations is a great discovery. Can't see many fans being aware of that fact - i certainly wasn't. Much appreciated. 👍
Fri night 9pm. Where ever we were, we found a pub with a tele. Its was the bizz!!!
I have driven past that windmill on the a15 countless times since 1999 and never knew.
Top Rank. 👌. Happy 40th AWP
Excellent loved it, thanks
Hi there j don't know how you did ot or how you found these locations but absolutely fabulous work ..I watched 3 hrs of the gang last night I was only a teen at school when this came out it was our highlight of the week I still love it to this day Much like only folks and horses and Benidorm thanks Again regards Andrew The Baler Doctor
@@TheBalerDoctor hi and thanks glad you liked , most of the locations are on the Awp website 👍
Brilliant!!! I've just finished watching all the series including the special for the millionth time lol. I was 10 when it first came out and I was hooked straight away with my family. I always watch the show, best tv series ever!!!!!! best characters too. Perfect. What a dedication you did for this amazing video!
Thanks squire , it’s a hobby I pursue with great diligence and dedication 👍🍺
Fantastic comedy and a great bunch of lads. Never bettered. This was comedy at its finest. Never get tired of watching reruns or my entire DVD collection. You did a fantastic job of finding these locations after 40 years, considering a lot has changed. Excellent.
Brilliant video buddy!! Mud appreciated and informative. Thank you.
Brilliant 👏 Like a story board😂
took me back 40 years this man lol, thanks steve mate
Thanks for taking the time to make this, really enjoyed. Great that you also painted your car in tribute to oz's door!!!
Nice work
It wAs brilliant I loved watching it
Excellent location video, with detail. 3 Heineken picture my favourite as so hard to find and a very early scene.
Cheers mate , that Scene was the same place where they stopped for the cheese rolls
How did you know that that was the exact same part of the sea 40 years on.
Ugh... Don't quibble eh Lee!!
Great video through seriously.
Surprising that so many of those locations are still recognizable forty years on.
Great video mate, it’s must have took a.to of work to find all those locations. Well done
Nice one mate ..thanks for these clips in 2023 👀…could you imagine the ULEZ charges for the old ford Zephyr today🤣🤣🤣👍
Great Videos mate, just discovered ya and this programme got me through some tough times 😂😂
Please pray they don’t try and make it in this day and age, the 2000 remake just made it through in my eyes.
“Spurs” you Can just tell man !
Not wales ;) great vid
Barry Taylor on his bike , great show from the 80s , i also done a brickie course because of this classic.
Donkey shite , good ole Oz 😂
That's livin all right every word tells a true storey trust me I lived the dream lol the hardest, longest days I've ever worked the best mates I ever met brummie brickies aussie labourers and 2 of us cider head chippies # Liepzig 91
Hi Steve. If the Second Bridge was added in 1990, it looks like the bridge you film crossing is the second bridge
This is incredible! Why aye!
Fantastic job there Steve
Me and my mate.Ian Crossen did the same journey in his Ford Escort van . Took me a while to nickname him Iron Cross hahahaha
Brilliant Sir !
Here's a little known fact for you. After Bon Scott died angus and Malcolm young wanted Gary Holton to be the new front ma of AC/DC but at that time his acting career was starting to take off following quadrophenia and he was focussing less on his music. Before Gary was cast as Wayne the role almost went to John Altman who was also in quadrophenia and replaced the late Gary as lead singer of the Heavy Metal Kids for their reunion tour a few years back. Talk about "The road not taken"!
@@steve8671 fair enough, obviously not as "little known" as I thought it was!
Great video my friend. I was 16 years old when the lads took to our screens. I had just started my YTS ( YOUTH TRAINING SCHEME ) at ICI Billingham. Great Times 👍 and without doubt the best series to ever be put on TV.
Loved the show
Brilliant series and great video. Thank you for bring back some old memories.
One thing 7:36 They're from Wales. You can tell man. Wasn't it "Spurs. You can tell man" ?
@@steve8671 oh mate sorry! Totally missed it 😂 great video. Thank you
I would give you a lift but theres no room in here
Awesome 😊
very good video 👍👍
It's still going strong and will continue to, many followed there foot steps and never got paid only to return home broke
Nice one .
"Spurs! You can tell man"....
Brilliant video, but a question if you don’t mind, how do you find out all the locations?
see you in church
Don't make TV like this anymore if someone did they'd make a fortune man like pet ya canny fukkas the actors and story lines were perfect respect too them all
Great video with the comparisons…..do you have the location for the windmill on the A15 please ? My mate and I are going to try and follow your route this weekend.
Just got back from an amazing weekend to Dusseldorf. Managed to visit loads of iconic locations, massively helped by your video. Thank you so much 😊
@@steve8671 Yes, drove past it on the A15. Didn’t stop like you did though.
I think I'm right in saying the building site is now the EastEnders set.
Yes most was filmed there but some building site scenes was filmed in Hamburg
strange song and 1983 was a bloody crap year for me been 14 and stuck in crummy school which I left 2 years later aged 16 . I honestly wish in 1983 Ihad been aged 20 or even 20 plus.
spurs, ya can tell man lol
Yours walls not plum
They can all shv ther bills up there arseee
No joke, I'm a bricklayer because of that show, how mad is that, I visited the UK locations, even got let into thornley manor by the previous owners, then I saw a few of the Spanish locations whilst on holiday, one of the greatest shows ever made, and at the time I so wanted them to do series 3, I wish they hadn't done, it was an 80.s show pure and simple, auf pet in the 2000,s no it didn't work for me at all, unfortunately I am too far away to make it this evening
I’ve met Stan hey twice , great bloke
Absolutely agree. Yes, the characters were still great, but the 80's were where those characters flourished. The humour, the culture....had all sadly changed by the time they brought them back. Plus, no Gary Holton, and a clearly unwell Pat roach, and it just was not necessary. Should have left it with the 2 original series....utterly flawless.
One of my brothers and his mate worked on building sites in Germany 1077 -78 had a great time 👍👍👍
I agree, the first two series were the dogs bollocks. Series two at thornly manor was great fun, my fav.
@@HelmutSchmacker There are some people who hate series 2, I thought it was the best one, if Garry hadn't died I think they where planning on doing another in Moscow