Last of the summer wine pilot part 3

[xenomorph190]

0.19 "what about this mucky plate." Mucky meaning dirty.

[BBrooksMr]

John Comer say's "what about this fucking plate" at 0:19. Swearing in LOTSW, I never thought I'd see it. LOL

[rtl4x4]

@BBrooksMr: no, he's saying "what about this MUCKY plate". Mucky means 'dirty"; he's complaining that she's behind on the dish washing.

[BBrooksMr]

@rtl4x4 Thanks for that. I know that it was probably him saying something else, it still funny though. You've got to admit, it does sound like the "F" Word. :-)

[Bartstarrr15]

I love this show. It was on PBS a few years ago, but no longer. Wish I could find it again in the US.

[Elkahatchee9]

Brilliant show!

[peckerdecker]

wasnt the first EPISODE called 'Short Back and Palais Guide '

thanks

[Diamondzr4evr17]

I'm an American girl who can't get enough of the BBC!!! But where's Howard?

[IrishKyokushin]

@Diamondzr4evr17 Howard [along with Marina and Pearl] didn't make their TV debut until Season 8's Catching Diby's Donkey.

[gurgless]

@Diamondzr4evr17 Howard did not appear until 1985 along with Marina and Pearl

[jcanno7]

My goodness, how young Compo looks--thanks so much for posting this :)

[gtnick1234]

What Cleggy meant was he would have sausage for his afternoon meal (tea). The afternoon tea (small meal) came about in response to dinner being often served at 8:30-9:00 pm in the evening.

[Pearl2purl]

@gtnick1234 So really, how many meals a day is normal in Britain? Three, or four smaller ones? I've heard references to "kid's tea" as well as they adult version; so do the kids also eat again at dinner, or are they abed by then? Sorry, just a culturally curious culinarian. . .

[pootools]

that was brilliant

who was cleggy saying 'i think i'll get a saussage for my tea' to? was it his mother or sister or wife?

[trippendale742]

his wife edith clegg who died in 1971.

[ciroalb3]

many differences in character. In later episodes, Clegg would never lead the 3, and the Café couple evolved differently. Café woman sometimes quarrelled or fussed with Batty in early episodes.

[IconWatcher]

'Waiting For God' dealt with some of the same material, but this is a bit funnier. I like them both, but this has more whimsy.

[Pearl2purl]

@IconWatcher LOVE Waiting for God as well!!! Am trying to find seasons three and four now -- When Jane actually GETS the "Idiot" Baines!

[supercrazyandy]

Amazing.Dealing with loss and decline.Almost a Tragicomedy.Thanks for putting this on youtube.Never got to see The Pilot show,before.Brilliant.

[angelheartie123]

um theres also vicar of dibley... which is fantastic.

[geraint0808]

In these days of Little Britain, Harry and Paul and Mock the Week there is still room for Last of the Summer Wine.

[kinglopez2]

cleggy like, 'no smoking? fuck off.' hahahahaa top stuff tv doesnt do stuff this good and real anymore :)

[janeEyreAddict]

best show ever!

[SidsCafe]

love the pilot show