I'm 18 and my nain is 84 and she is NOT a burden, I love her and will keep looking after her like she did me, and I don't care what anyone says she's not going in a home! Family's should stick together no matter what, that's why i love this show, we need more shows about REAL families and their everyday obstacles!
I am a full time carer for my mum who is 90 years old. This scene is so close to home that when ever I watch it the flood gates open. I have lived this scene.
When Nana grabs Barbara's hand and say "thank you Barbara" - sets me off every time. Liz Smith and Sue Johnston are just such great actresses - this scene could have been mawkish and sentimental, but they make it all so real and true
i know a crew member, he told me the tears were real.most of the scene was improvised and all the crew were in tears too! fantastic performances from a superb cast.Americans simply cant make stuff like this!
This was the most touching TV moment I have ever seen! I haven't cried for 12 years and I could barely see the screen from tears in my eyes! Still managed to hide it though and act like a tough guy :P
Caroline Aherne and Craig Cash must have lost someone close. You can't know how to write like this without experiencing these emotions yourself. These feelings are deeply personal and almost overwhelming. I lost my young wife to cancer and our steely determination not to break down in front of each other failed when I was helping with her hair. This scene was so beautiful and so painful at the same time and yet its genius is such that I can watch it again and again. Thank you Craig and Caroline.
my mom was in hospital, another of a series of illnesses and so we expected her to get better and come home. One day whilst she was barely breathing she whispered to me and then my sister..."I love you". Mom never came out of hospital.
Its when Nanna says to Barb.....well you know....kills me now, I cry every time
@LordWedgewood Yes it is a comedy and the point of comedies is that you relate to the characters, the Royal family does this really well. Nana in the program reminds me of my Grandma. The actress was getting old and they realised she would have to resign, you simply can't get rid of a character who is old and bedbound by just letting her leave and it was obvious they would have to kill off the character. It would have been an injustice if this scene didn't tug on the heartstrings. Lighten up
@TheMooseLord it deals with REAL LIFE in this episode something we all face, there would be something not rea about it if all they did was scenes which were funny, which most are, the whole 'thing' about the royle family is that its incredibly real to life which means that just by watching it it make you laugh, happy, sad, and cry, people feel the emotions in the scene where nana dies because that has touched many peoples lives,losing parents, grandparents, so i really dont see ur point MR!!
i crying watching this as have seen it before and i sobbed my heart out.. this is just unbelievable how it gets right to you. i dont know if im speaking for anyone else but this kills me... so emotional i LOVE BARBARA AND NORMA.. they remind me of the bond my mam had with my nana ..and i have with my mam. its truly heartbreaking stuff. thank you so much for uploading xxx
@TABITHA18X oh yeah, is that so? well people that appreciate great comedy DO deserve to watch it, and now that they have gone back to making it all about the laughs, then I feel I am fully qualified with 100% distinctions. You however, missy, are so caught up in serious moments that you have forgotten what the show is actually about. I'm baffled, because I was expecting bad press about this one, yet I see everyone saying how brilliant it was and how it made them cry. People need to toughen up!
@TABITHA18X Mate, what doesn't she get, and why doesn't she deserve to watch it? All great British comedy (I don't why, but off the top of my head I'm thinking about Only Fools and Horses?!) works because it is real, it's human, it reveals the best and the worst, the strongest and the frailest in people. The best thing about being a Brit is being able to laugh at yourself in even the worst of circumstances, and at the same time knowing when to sit back and cry. This scene is genius.
i lost my mom a couple of months ago but when she was in hospial and slipping away, she looked at me and mouthed the words I love you. This piece always makes me cry !!
I think this scene is so touching! It shows our fears of getting old, i mean no one wants to go into a home, we all hope and wish that our family will care for us in the end. But it also shows how the rolls change as yout parents get older, how u start to take care of them after all the years of taking care of you. Makes me cry everytime!
Im only 15 years old, I've seen every episode of the Royle Family, and I'd have a television show like this more than I would all that other crap they show.
I absolutely love this show, and other shows such as Only Fools & Horses, One Foot in Grave, and Dinnerladies. Living with my grandma means I've watched show's like these for as long as I can remember and I truly appreciate this comedy.
It's rare that a TV sitcom hits genius levels, especially these days - but the Royle Family, and this episode in particular, was just nothing short of genius. Beautifully played by Liz Smith and Sue Johnston and expertly written. Cash and Aherne are both national treasures. If this was in any Hollywood movie, there'd be worldwide acclaim for the quality of acting. In fact, this is too good for Hollywood, I've yet to see an Oscar winner be this....real... in a part. Outstanding.
from the first time this came on the actual tv and still know it , did and does still send shivers down my spine because its acted really well and its very sad , but i just cant cry at it even when it first came on the tv , but i could feel something in my body which felt like i was crying inside but not on the outside. Its exactly the same feelings when she gets rushed to hospital when she is dying , even that song doesn't make me cry at it but i do feel really sorry for nana . :-(
I grew up with this show. Used to love it when I was 11-12 at the back end of the 90s. Then this episode came out of the blue to me in 2007 or whenever it was and it was so nice to see the Royles again. So very sad though.
the genius of this is just how british, particularly northern british it is. i mean the sentiment of nana saying thankyou. we all know they love each other. they rarely say it, rarely show it, but we know it's there, masked in typical british humour. this isn't a family that speaks feelings often. when they do in this way it's almost heartbreaking. you're just there with them :) and 2 of the best actresses england has. <3 sue johnston
ricky (jim) sed that wen it came to this scene sue wasn't acting when she was starting to cry coz she knew what was coming and she was devasted that liz (nana)was leaving the show... this makes me well up evry time i see it :(
amazing scene, almost moved me to tears when i first saw it. there's something about the way that aherne writes these characters that just makes you attach to them. greatest british comedy ever IMO
The London Ambulance Service crews - between themselves - have for years described the calls they attend for old ladies who suddenly get very ill/ are dying - as a 'Nan Down.' Working with the ill and the dying every day doesn't make it easier to bear...
The Royale Family is a masterpiece of true art....the purpose of art is to translate a sense of life and emotion from the mind of the artist into the mind of the viewer, by stripping down reality into its essentials, just enough to reach the same part of the brain that touched the artist. Aherne and Cash do this so well, they know the inner workings of the emotions intimately and can play them like virtuoso musicians. This is like the TV version of "The Lark Ascending" by Vaughan Williams.
@NameNotaNumber Fair point, well taken. You hit the nail on the head. I'm American and I love this show. There are so many expressions they say that remind me of my childhood. I grew up in the coal regions of PA. I lent the DVD's to two different people, who I thought would really like the show, and they just didn't get it. I have season 1 and 2. I hope I can get the specials. This scene is so profound.
I didn't cry when this originally aired but when i got it on DVD i cired my eyes out it's so moving and she reminds me of my nan i am sad to see nana die
I remember when this aired, hard to forget! October 2006. My dear friend/companion/father figure had just moved into a home, and I'd gone to his previous address & I was going through all his belongings, chucking stuff & packing stuff for the removal men. With his old flat, almost empty, I sat & watched this. Cried to this bit, sobbed to the bit after this when Nana actually dies. Very poignant for me this! Thank you for uploading! :-) .. This is for you Uncle Pete ~ I Love You! Lv Sweetiepie XX
So surreal, having left this comment 5/6 months ago, and now Uncle Pete has gone! Over 3 years on and still sat in his old address (sounds weird huh, how is that possible, well, just is). When Nana says 'Thank you .... For everything', OMG, that really gets me, its like Uncle Pete talking to me, yet now its like Im also saying it. We gave each other alot in many ways! Sleep well my angel. Bless you & if spirits exist, please look after me, guide me XXX
Is there a video up from this episode when Jim and Norma start havin a laugh with each other, and laughing at each others jokes and that. And a johnny cash song comes on (i think) ?
The Royale family is such a genius show and has so many tearjerking moments,but this one actually breaks my heart every time. I literally howl everytime I watch it. Fantastic performances.
This show is genius. One of the funniest shows ever, yet it had me in tears three times during it's run. The scene in the bathroom between Denise and her Dad when she's about to go into labour. Then twice in this episode. The sequence in the hospital was almost identical to the way my own Gran went. I would think it's the same for a lot of people.
God just watching this reminds me of my Grampies. Granpa passed away, and Granma thought we;d put here into a home, WE WOULD NEVER DO THAT. Sadly she passed away 6 months later so sad :(
The scene with Jim and nana dancing in the hallway to Johnny Cash's A Thing Caled Love gets me almost as much as this. It showed perfectly that depsite his attitude towards here, Jim realy loved nana
Caroline Aherne does laughter through to tears so well. Absolutely heartbreaking. This is such a well acted scene. Soup of the day - which is friday! LOL!
3 people put their parents into nursing homes:(
ralucagymnast 5 days ago
I'm 18 and my nain is 84 and she is NOT a burden, I love her and will keep looking after her like she did me, and I don't care what anyone says she's not going in a home! Family's should stick together no matter what, that's why i love this show, we need more shows about REAL families and their everyday obstacles!
XxXPoisonandRosesXxX 2 weeks ago
that is a proper family. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
alastarter 2 weeks ago
The whole episode is so moving, However apart from the hospital scene this one had me in utter tears
MrQuackingPlums 2 weeks ago
my mum died at xmas and this breaks my heart x
portzman40 1 month ago
@portzman40 Im sorry :( i wish you the best
limelight311 3 weeks ago
i cry every time i watch this.. anyone can relate to this scene.
chaar230 1 month ago
I'm nearly 40 and this makes me cry. This is why I love the Royles so much. I miss Nana, as well my my grandparents.
rippleway123 1 month ago
classic stuff! came here while looking for the mambo no 5 wallpaper scene, cant belive thats not on here
dcep78 1 month ago
I am a full time carer for my mum who is 90 years old. This scene is so close to home that when ever I watch it the flood gates open. I have lived this scene.
MrMermaid58 1 month ago 2
"for starter, Marion had Soup of the day, which was Friday." Love It! :-)
rholden81 2 months ago
So fucking real
Chewy2nd 2 months ago
When Nana grabs Barbara's hand and say "thank you Barbara" - sets me off every time. Liz Smith and Sue Johnston are just such great actresses - this scene could have been mawkish and sentimental, but they make it all so real and true
FlamingFairy 3 months ago
I love this scene. I can't watch it without crying.
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i know a crew member, he told me the tears were real.most of the scene was improvised and all the crew were in tears too! fantastic performances from a superb cast.Americans simply cant make stuff like this!
swanjac11 4 months ago
This is untouchable! Nobody does comedy like the Brits....end of!
Englandan82 4 months ago
nana :( i grew up with the royle family this clip made everyone cry
jamespointer1 5 months ago
this makes me cry everytime <3
xxxJuliababyxxx 6 months ago
Both actresses should be Dames.
Absolutely fantastic!
WalkerMarshall 7 months ago
this should be in the dictionary under genius
DerwentIncorporated 8 months ago 7
@DerwentIncorporated .. I agree !
jkg04 1 week ago
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DerwentIncorporated 8 months ago
this reminds me of when i lost my nana in march
domwyartt 8 months ago
So many people can identify with Nana. Rollers, talking about small details and singing old songs. Like they based it on mine.
Gatorade237 8 months ago
This was the most touching TV moment I have ever seen! I haven't cried for 12 years and I could barely see the screen from tears in my eyes! Still managed to hide it though and act like a tough guy :P
Wellard83 8 months ago
One of the best British comedies. It's so good because it manages to be funny and sad at the same time.
TenshiChihuahua 9 months ago
I was crying when I watched this on tv :'( and just know tears came out again :'(
torvillanddean100 10 months ago
Caroline Aherne and Craig Cash must have lost someone close. You can't know how to write like this without experiencing these emotions yourself. These feelings are deeply personal and almost overwhelming. I lost my young wife to cancer and our steely determination not to break down in front of each other failed when I was helping with her hair. This scene was so beautiful and so painful at the same time and yet its genius is such that I can watch it again and again. Thank you Craig and Caroline.
upopaepops 11 months ago
my mom was in hospital, another of a series of illnesses and so we expected her to get better and come home. One day whilst she was barely breathing she whispered to me and then my sister..."I love you". Mom never came out of hospital.
Its when Nanna says to Barb.....well you know....kills me now, I cry every time
kevinbrum 11 months ago
I must give it to them British, they're food is absolutely shit :P but they do have some magnificent actresses. <3
OleNieling 11 months ago
No words...x
missmermaid71 11 months ago
this is true amazing acting
360136013601 11 months ago
I'm not a huge fan of this programme in general but this scene is beautiful...really captures real life at its most bitter sweet
darkshines99 11 months ago
heartbreakin.
alastarter 1 year ago
I cry every time STILL :'( xx
nelfriz 1 year ago
I still cant watch this episode really upset me when i first watched it.
tonymontana1974 1 year ago
She had soup of the day. . . . which was Friday
fucking amazing
StolenMonkey 1 year ago
@TABITHA18X You've just said exactly what I was saying in a different way.
TheMooseLord 1 year ago
@LordWedgewood Yes it is a comedy and the point of comedies is that you relate to the characters, the Royal family does this really well. Nana in the program reminds me of my Grandma. The actress was getting old and they realised she would have to resign, you simply can't get rid of a character who is old and bedbound by just letting her leave and it was obvious they would have to kill off the character. It would have been an injustice if this scene didn't tug on the heartstrings. Lighten up
TheMooseLord 1 year ago
@TheMooseLord it deals with REAL LIFE in this episode something we all face, there would be something not rea about it if all they did was scenes which were funny, which most are, the whole 'thing' about the royle family is that its incredibly real to life which means that just by watching it it make you laugh, happy, sad, and cry, people feel the emotions in the scene where nana dies because that has touched many peoples lives,losing parents, grandparents, so i really dont see ur point MR!!
TABITHA18X 1 year ago
i crying watching this as have seen it before and i sobbed my heart out.. this is just unbelievable how it gets right to you. i dont know if im speaking for anyone else but this kills me... so emotional i LOVE BARBARA AND NORMA.. they remind me of the bond my mam had with my nana ..and i have with my mam. its truly heartbreaking stuff. thank you so much for uploading xxx
TABITHA18X 1 year ago 6
I like how The Royle Family doesnt seem like a comedy show. I seems more like a documentry of a funny family :D thats how realistic it is!
SAPPHiiRExo2 1 year ago
very sad.u get to like the characters.
alastarter 1 year ago
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Very very disappointing episode. Glad they improved upon the laughs the following years. This one had very few proper laughs in it.
LordWedgewood 1 year ago
@LordWedgewood you clearly dont get it! and dont deserve to watch it!
TABITHA18X 1 year ago
@TABITHA18X oh yeah, is that so? well people that appreciate great comedy DO deserve to watch it, and now that they have gone back to making it all about the laughs, then I feel I am fully qualified with 100% distinctions. You however, missy, are so caught up in serious moments that you have forgotten what the show is actually about. I'm baffled, because I was expecting bad press about this one, yet I see everyone saying how brilliant it was and how it made them cry. People need to toughen up!
LordWedgewood 1 year ago
@TABITHA18X Mate, what doesn't she get, and why doesn't she deserve to watch it? All great British comedy (I don't why, but off the top of my head I'm thinking about Only Fools and Horses?!) works because it is real, it's human, it reveals the best and the worst, the strongest and the frailest in people. The best thing about being a Brit is being able to laugh at yourself in even the worst of circumstances, and at the same time knowing when to sit back and cry. This scene is genius.
shell2727 10 months ago
Can't you do a handwash with it?, i don't fancy it being in with Jims y-fronts, their so mucky" lol brilliant
fadwa1979 1 year ago
Perfect.
malcsbigsis 1 year ago
so sad..means alot xx
Xrhonalindsay 1 year ago
This song makes me sad, and this episode is the best.. very emotional.
Kimitsusa 1 year ago 3
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liz smith should have won an award for this episode as it is the best peace of acting i've seen
craig cash and caroline ahern should be proud
MrEvo1985 1 year ago
liz smith should have won an award for this episode as it is the best peace of acting i've seen
craig cas and caroline ahern should be proud
MrEvo1985 1 year ago
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MrEvo1985 1 year ago
So moving!! If you don't cry watching that your not human.
keanesk 1 year ago
@keanesk You dont have to cry, but you can get upset inside and not seem it.
Kimitsusa 1 year ago
always makes me well up. wonderful
JohanR888 1 year ago
i lost my mom a couple of months ago but when she was in hospial and slipping away, she looked at me and mouthed the words I love you. This piece always makes me cry !!
kevinbrum 1 year ago
how someone can put there mum or dad in a home puzzles me so selfish after everything theyve done for them selfish cunts
jisung2009 1 year ago
i wouldn't mind trying alla carte one night i'm sick of chops lmao
cjoe200 1 year ago
i wouldn't mind trying alla carte one night i'm sick of chops lmao
cjoe200 1 year ago
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littledaly 1 year ago
Ah this scene always makes me cry ...... Caroline and Craig deserve medals
luvtinaturnerlots 1 year ago
quality writing... makes you laugh... makes you cry, fantastic!
theboyJK 1 year ago
I think this scene is so touching! It shows our fears of getting old, i mean no one wants to go into a home, we all hope and wish that our family will care for us in the end. But it also shows how the rolls change as yout parents get older, how u start to take care of them after all the years of taking care of you. Makes me cry everytime!
22empo 1 year ago
soup of the day which is friday LOL
GMTVREMEMBER 1 year ago
Im only 15 years old, I've seen every episode of the Royle Family, and I'd have a television show like this more than I would all that other crap they show.
I absolutely love this show, and other shows such as Only Fools & Horses, One Foot in Grave, and Dinnerladies. Living with my grandma means I've watched show's like these for as long as I can remember and I truly appreciate this comedy.
Great actors, great script, great show!
pRiMeValNeRd 1 year ago
It's rare that a TV sitcom hits genius levels, especially these days - but the Royle Family, and this episode in particular, was just nothing short of genius. Beautifully played by Liz Smith and Sue Johnston and expertly written. Cash and Aherne are both national treasures. If this was in any Hollywood movie, there'd be worldwide acclaim for the quality of acting. In fact, this is too good for Hollywood, I've yet to see an Oscar winner be this....real... in a part. Outstanding.
wartyflange 1 year ago 3
i consider myself a right lads lad but that actually made me cry.
lewiscavanagho7 1 year ago
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cryed so much :(
baltoXamv 1 year ago
my heart was breaking :/
kittylover12345678 1 year ago
i watched this on tv when i was like 12 or something and i cried lol
thebadromancerr 1 year ago 2
i am a bloke that is 50 , that still visits his mother every night , and the tears are streaming down my face !
plumdom 1 year ago
only clip to ever get me choked, this is golden and under rated by no stretch of the imagination....
c00m8zy 1 year ago
Oh dont be so rough , your just like sweeny tod with that comb. LOL
LaurenDrummondsMan 1 year ago
from the first time this came on the actual tv and still know it , did and does still send shivers down my spine because its acted really well and its very sad , but i just cant cry at it even when it first came on the tv , but i could feel something in my body which felt like i was crying inside but not on the outside. Its exactly the same feelings when she gets rushed to hospital when she is dying , even that song doesn't make me cry at it but i do feel really sorry for nana . :-(
LaurenDrummondsMan 1 year ago
Oh god.....*weeps*
NemisisTempt101 1 year ago
superb acting!! always makes me cry!
sharonannepearce 1 year ago
Was truly a heartbreaking episode.
I grew up with this show. Used to love it when I was 11-12 at the back end of the 90s. Then this episode came out of the blue to me in 2007 or whenever it was and it was so nice to see the Royles again. So very sad though.
headcaseman 1 year ago
my son bought me this for Christmas and I watched it and was in tears it just is so emotional and the acting is superb
sailorjack100 1 year ago
absolutely sublime.....real tears too. wriing like this only comes from living it.
freddie6868 1 year ago
the genius of this is just how british, particularly northern british it is. i mean the sentiment of nana saying thankyou. we all know they love each other. they rarely say it, rarely show it, but we know it's there, masked in typical british humour. this isn't a family that speaks feelings often. when they do in this way it's almost heartbreaking. you're just there with them :) and 2 of the best actresses england has. <3 sue johnston
disconnected84 1 year ago 3
ricky (jim) sed that wen it came to this scene sue wasn't acting when she was starting to cry coz she knew what was coming and she was devasted that liz (nana)was leaving the show... this makes me well up evry time i see it :(
awesumnessheidi 1 year ago
Aw yeah, a pure gem this. If it doesn't stir yer gut yer not livin
Jimtrek 1 year ago
amazing scene, almost moved me to tears when i first saw it. there's something about the way that aherne writes these characters that just makes you attach to them. greatest british comedy ever IMO
TheRFExperience 1 year ago
Absolutley perfect. This scene is so completetly accurate and true to life.
wrightherewrightnow9 1 year ago
I break down every time I see this, just can't help it.
mortondavid 1 year ago 2
Two of the best actresses this country has. This scene is so beauitifully written and acted!
ageordieboy 1 year ago 16
omg this is sad
catontoast 1 year ago 3
it's the song that helps kill it
disconnected84 1 year ago 3
noo, it helps the mood, makes it sad
buddyfan1959 1 year ago
that was my point :)
disconnected84 1 year ago
how on earth did i miss that sweeney todd line so many times haha
disconnected84 1 year ago
The London Ambulance Service crews - between themselves - have for years described the calls they attend for old ladies who suddenly get very ill/ are dying - as a 'Nan Down.' Working with the ill and the dying every day doesn't make it easier to bear...
krakenwave 2 years ago
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jimjams91 2 years ago
i thought she wrote the other two specials
i saw ricky tomlinson on something before xmas praising her so i assumed she'd written the last two also
or perhaps i'm missing the sarcasm :p
disconnected84 1 year ago
The Royale Family is a masterpiece of true art....the purpose of art is to translate a sense of life and emotion from the mind of the artist into the mind of the viewer, by stripping down reality into its essentials, just enough to reach the same part of the brain that touched the artist. Aherne and Cash do this so well, they know the inner workings of the emotions intimately and can play them like virtuoso musicians. This is like the TV version of "The Lark Ascending" by Vaughan Williams.
NameNotaNumber 2 years ago 36
@NameNotaNumber bollocks
mrjugger 1 year ago
@NameNotaNumber Fair point, well taken. You hit the nail on the head. I'm American and I love this show. There are so many expressions they say that remind me of my childhood. I grew up in the coal regions of PA. I lent the DVD's to two different people, who I thought would really like the show, and they just didn't get it. I have season 1 and 2. I hope I can get the specials. This scene is so profound.
ladywharton 1 year ago
SOB SOB SOB SOB SOB
NameNotaNumber 2 years ago 2
the acting in this scene is brilliant and its just so emotional it makes me cry everytime,fantastic !
savedbygracealone1 2 years ago
great scene,,laughing my head off one minute,then nealy in tears the next,great acting. r i p nana
2pikeman 2 years ago
I didn't cry when this originally aired but when i got it on DVD i cired my eyes out it's so moving and she reminds me of my nan i am sad to see nana die
FantasyBigBrother 2 years ago
im crying now what a brilliant but very sad episode
windymo 2 years ago
she reminds me sooooooo much of my gran:(
tinkerzzz 2 years ago
this is so sad.....yet uplifting....nana does,ny want her nightie washed with Jim,s pants....and who can blame her!...plus a bit of Doris Day
johnnytheb26 2 years ago
One of the most touching and moving TV moments of all time.
denisedenise41 2 years ago 2
This episode aired about a month after my nan died in similar ways. Got to us all =(
Hails159 2 years ago
i creid so much missing u nana
Phil1796 2 years ago
I cried like a baby...just my teenage hormones though! ;)
Reminds me so much of my great grandma Laura...gets me every time. =(
ZuluDeadMan3 2 years ago
does anyone no where i an get this ?? If anyone has it please let me no and send me it thanks alot
scousehunny 2 years ago
I remember crying when this scene originally aired
birdsfan08 2 years ago
I knew id be in bits watching this again...anyone else crying their eyes out? Its unbearably sad yet also unbelievably sweet. Im no softie either!
WillyDIreland 2 years ago 2
Always makes me cry - two performances by two incredibly talented women. They don't write like that anymore.
GayGeisha 2 years ago 2
This is the best episode of comedy ever!! So sad yet so funny, classic writing, i love nana
antjp21 2 years ago
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weetabixHEED2009 2 years ago
I remember watching this with my parents and my mother asked the question of a home, I said never, I would rather walk bare foot
thomasucc 2 years ago 3
im a bloke and i was bloody choking back the tears when this was on tv - so beautiful
WorstThereEverWillBe 2 years ago 37
me too mate,truly shows the genius of caroline
and craig.if you want something beautiful,poigniant and funny and perfect,find sunshine,written by craig cash and joe meeley.
alan
aj4als 2 years ago
Sunshine is amazing
Vertman3000 2 years ago
sm i was almost cryin a went to the toilet lol couple of softes
rhysrfc 2 years ago
I remember when this aired, hard to forget! October 2006. My dear friend/companion/father figure had just moved into a home, and I'd gone to his previous address & I was going through all his belongings, chucking stuff & packing stuff for the removal men. With his old flat, almost empty, I sat & watched this. Cried to this bit, sobbed to the bit after this when Nana actually dies. Very poignant for me this! Thank you for uploading! :-) .. This is for you Uncle Pete ~ I Love You! Lv Sweetiepie XX
7ChocolateMusic4 2 years ago 3
So surreal, having left this comment 5/6 months ago, and now Uncle Pete has gone! Over 3 years on and still sat in his old address (sounds weird huh, how is that possible, well, just is). When Nana says 'Thank you .... For everything', OMG, that really gets me, its like Uncle Pete talking to me, yet now its like Im also saying it. We gave each other alot in many ways! Sleep well my angel. Bless you & if spirits exist, please look after me, guide me XXX
7ChocolateMusic4 2 years ago
i cry every time. classic programme from england once again. i agree top notch stuff
LayzeeeBoy 2 years ago
nana was the best haha!
UseYourIllusions123 2 years ago
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where are the laughs this is like watching paint dry just snap her neck and have done with it
The90swerebetter 2 years ago
Is there a video up from this episode when Jim and Norma start havin a laugh with each other, and laughing at each others jokes and that. And a johnny cash song comes on (i think) ?
Anyone know ?
123minto123 2 years ago
has anyone seen the delted sceens on the dvd so sad 100 times worse than this one
slickmanat35 2 years ago 2
Complete and utter genius, I love The Royle Family
formysoulmate 2 years ago 4
i cried when i saw this scene its just so well acted and very emotional
johnthreesixteen1 2 years ago 8
perfectly acted, amazing scene
DaveKirkham 2 years ago 2
a la carte lol!!!
bfcricky 2 years ago
the onli time ever got upset from tv this is amaisingly good who ever directed this is a genuis changing mood in like 5 mins
c00m8zy 2 years ago
i agree
slickmanat35 2 years ago
does anyone know where you can watch the full epsiode online?
siennasmily 2 years ago
touching
o0Cookiez0o 2 years ago
The Royale family is such a genius show and has so many tearjerking moments,but this one actually breaks my heart every time. I literally howl everytime I watch it. Fantastic performances.
lolstar6 2 years ago
Amazing!!
The first time I watched this I thought my heart might actually break! My mum did my hair a certain way too! :(
Such a great show!
BessyBumblebee 2 years ago
saddest tv scene ever, but also the greates scene i think i've ever seen.
did i just rhyme seen with scene ... fuck it.
SubjectToConditions 2 years ago 2
The hospital scene broke me completely
Fantastic acting, terrible outcome
WE LOVE NANA!!!
ComedyLove28 2 years ago 3
I Cried When I Saw This :( Brilliant Royal Family, Laughing One Minute, Crying The Next Love It
dan93iel92 2 years ago
This show is genius. One of the funniest shows ever, yet it had me in tears three times during it's run. The scene in the bathroom between Denise and her Dad when she's about to go into labour. Then twice in this episode. The sequence in the hospital was almost identical to the way my own Gran went. I would think it's the same for a lot of people.
mdfd 2 years ago
Liz Smith is amazing, I lover her so much, same as Sue Johnston, they have such great chemistry together, a truly great scene!
Jeimii 2 years ago
Beautiful.
brighdaylen 2 years ago
God just watching this reminds me of my Grampies. Granpa passed away, and Granma thought we;d put here into a home, WE WOULD NEVER DO THAT. Sadly she passed away 6 months later so sad :(
Kalsingh 3 years ago 2
so true to life and powerful!!!
tellymadman 3 years ago
The scene with Jim and nana dancing in the hallway to Johnny Cash's A Thing Caled Love gets me almost as much as this. It showed perfectly that depsite his attitude towards here, Jim realy loved nana
billywizzisbest 3 years ago
omg dat just made me cry :(
clareber 3 years ago
add &fmt=18 to the url address and the quality will be better plus stereo sound
worriedmanblues 3 years ago
This really is one the most moving scenes I have ever seen. The emotion is so powerful and the actress's are simply excellent!
progodking08 3 years ago 3
this scene gets me everytime. deeply moving
mazfan 3 years ago 3
one of the most moving scenes thats ever been on the tv,simply brilliant.
topliff12345 3 years ago 3
You cant help but love Nana,
Beautifull scene.
leeleeknowles 3 years ago 2
wot a beautiful scene between liz smith & sue johnston, i'm in tears
CellBlockHFanuk 3 years ago 3
This has been flagged as spam show
i lol'd
torgrym 3 years ago
Oh my God, I am sobbing like a baby; I literally sobbed my heart out watching this:(
ralucagymnast 3 years ago
:( Thats what happened to me the first time I seen it :( Was expecting to have a good laugh at the show and ended up in heaps crying :(
kazball 3 years ago
im so gald that my family are like the royals and didnt but my folks in a home
u840sas 3 years ago
This is so saddening.
keyransolo 3 years ago
Truly a Moving moment. and very true.
shinyhunk 3 years ago
Thanks I havent had a good old cry in a long time
bensonxandxhedges 3 years ago
Beautiful scene! Why is Liz Smith not a dame.
I'm looking forward to the Royle family christmas special this year! Shame Liz has now left the show.
helen2333 3 years ago 2
Last time it was just like Jeremy Clarkeson! lol! lol!
It is what real people are about - ended up crying my eyes out towards the end.
SpiderwomanZZ 3 years ago 2
they had a crepe. i'm not suprised after all they'd eaten lmfao!
airmover27 3 years ago
did this episode win any awards?surely it must have....
waiting4george 3 years ago
"Soup of the day... which was Friday..."
Glorious.
Widmerpool99 3 years ago 2
Literally the greatest British TV show ever created
aidious 3 years ago 5
i never got the chance to see the ending of this episode when it first aired because my mam had to change the channel cause it was too sad for her
beggo321 3 years ago
Caroline Aherne does laughter through to tears so well. Absolutely heartbreaking. This is such a well acted scene. Soup of the day - which is friday! LOL!
Specialbeans 3 years ago
Its absolutely breathtaking, and the soup thing haha. I also liked "and then they had a crepe", "im not surprised with all what theyd eaten" lol
poppolulu 3 years ago
this gets me every time. its what real people are about. true.
parnell76 3 years ago
so fab! x
upgroundmusic 3 years ago
This episode always gets me, absolutely beautiful. I don't think that any other programme has ever captured something so perfectly. *wipes tear*
poppolulu 3 years ago
I remember when this came on the tele I was crying for about 3 days afterwards
bensonxandxhedges 3 years ago
Stunning acting and the best scene of the episode.
andee5000 3 years ago
omg i'm crying like a baby!! lol
i live with my extended family all the way up to my great grandma and she is nana!
its so true to life it scares me because i know she will go the same
jackalous 3 years ago
amazing acting
tellymadman 3 years ago
omg i cry every time at this
has anyone uploaded the whole thing ?
aliciaxb 3 years ago
soup of the day friday lol
robbo151973 3 years ago