Last of The Summer Wine (all 32 Series) (Zoom Exclusive Offer) [DVD] £84.15 using code 15DEC2016 @ zoom.co.uk. Although I know it seems like quite a high price it works out at £2.63 a series and is substantially cheaper than buying all the sets separately.
The world’s longest running sitcom following the geriatric adventures of Compo (Bill Owen), Clegg (Peter Sallis) and Foggy (Brian Wilde) and their successors as they enliven their retirement with a series of wacky adventures.
16 DVD Boxsets
32 Series
56 Discs
Top comments
ezzer72
9 Dec 167#8
Bargain, works out at just £84.15 per laugh!
big_drewpeacock to sowotsdis
9 Dec 163#17
how true, modern comedy is so predictably pathetic, im glad you like comedy from a bygone age, the 70s didn't have any bad language or filth in it, just racism, sexism, homophobia, etc etc,
CharlesCalthrop
9 Dec 163#12
The closest you'd get to finding out how bad immortality would be is to watch these back to back for the next two months
beefkr10z
9 Dec 163#5
ah! Remember the classic episodes?
Like the one where Compo went down a hill in an old bathtub.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old trolley.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old Mini...
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tighty
9 Dec 162#1
so I will be old enough to star in it when I have watched the series then.
tiggerloveslife to tighty
9 Dec 161#2
Possibly if you have a good few years on your side...don't think I have enough years left or wine for that matter to get through all of the series...lol...
ah! Remember the classic episodes?
Like the one where Compo went down a hill in an old bathtub.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old trolley.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old Mini...
m1keyp1key
9 Dec 162#6
Hot price, but so unfunny. If classic old comedies are your thing then you'd be better off watching Ever Decreasing Circles or The Good Life.
tiggerloveslife to m1keyp1key
9 Dec 16#9
Or Dad's Army, Keeping Up Appearances, Are You Being Served, It Ain't Half Hot Mum and although I probably shouldn't mention it....In Sickness and in Health :wink:
Mind you I guess on the other hand everyone is different and humour is subjective...what one person finds funny another doesn't...
My Dad loves this but doubt he would even manage to sit through every single episode back to back :confused:
check_your_bank
9 Dec 16#7
wow , i cant believe they are trying to sell that
There must be very few people in the world that could manage to watch all that , even less who would be prepared to pay £84 for the privilege, unless of cours ethey have a thing for Nora Batty .
Surely you could find it for free somewhere if you wanted the novelty of watching an episode
ezzer72
9 Dec 167#8
Bargain, works out at just £84.15 per laugh!
m1keyp1key
9 Dec 16#10
I know people who say they like it but they dont sit there laughing at it. Where as they also say they like Sorry or The Good Life or Steptoe and Son and they do LOL at that.
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The world’s longest running sitcom following the geriatric adventures of Compo (Bill Owen), Clegg (Peter Sallis) and Foggy (Brian Wilde) and their successors as they enliven their retirement with a series of wacky adventures.
16 DVD Boxsets
32 Series
56 Discs
Top comments
Like the one where Compo went down a hill in an old bathtub.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old trolley.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old Mini...
All comments (24)
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Like the one where Compo went down a hill in an old bathtub.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old trolley.
Or the one where Compo went down a hill in an old Mini...
Mind you I guess on the other hand everyone is different and humour is subjective...what one person finds funny another doesn't...
My Dad loves this but doubt he would even manage to sit through every single episode back to back :confused:
There must be very few people in the world that could manage to watch all that , even less who would be prepared to pay £84 for the privilege, unless of cours ethey have a thing for Nora Batty .
Surely you could find it for free somewhere if you wanted the novelty of watching an episode