(Clive Swift) Richard's Best Moments | Keeping Up Appearances 

Ditto

Jamie Smithlington likewise

Every time I want to change my mood for the better, I watch this show. It is the bestttttttt

It's just the thing when you need total escapism.

It's helped to give a lot of laughs to family and me as well! My mother is very sick and we are all depressed but happy to be all be alive and together, and we have peace of mind while watching Richard Bucket and Hyacinth Bouquet.

Me too. I cry and laugh out loud as their problems are nothing compared to mine. We survived our stuff huh? Jeanie

Swift not Smith

Sic SEMPRA Tyranny’s ( Death to all Tyrants ☠️☘️🇮🇪💥)

The best for sure

Not to worry. He'd prefer the original spelling.

Thats choice💕🤣😂

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Good one...I think Clive would laugh at that one...

That's actually very funny

And such a comment is acceptable as funny just because it's a wordplay? Gosh, I'll never understand English humor

Very true, Lucas! I think that's why so many of us love this show! We see ourselves and our loved ones peeling through!

There's a lot of Richard in me, I'm a woman, and my ex, a man, was just like Hyacinth only not friendly.

Oh let me tell you.... I am 41.. And this series rings more true and true for each day haha. Peace and good will.

That was Richard's best episode, I think!

Probably enjoying a riverside picnic with riparian entertainments as we speak!!

Oh DON'T send him to an eternal CLS.! After all his suffering on earth with Hyacinth that would be too cruel. Send him to a pub with Onslow.

He never cared about being called Mr Bucket.

Another tyrant DEAD ☠️ Screw England ☘️🇮🇪💥☠️

@@mrdaveyjones5432 ah yes the youtube comments section

She probably was nice, agreeable and pleasant. AFTER a few years, she grew into a nag as poor Richard would do things that would aggrevate her. She dismissed his actions when dating. But living with him and her own perfectionism took its toll. Hes such a sweet man hes stuck.

You're assuming HE asked HER for all we know SHE SAID HE should marry her :=)

I always assumed it was because Richard was a nice man who was simple man who liked a comfortable home and Hyacinth has shown that she's a good homemaker. Plus Richard and Hyacinth probably met at a dance or church and Hyacinth probably took hold of the relationship from the start, maybe even overread the seriousness of their relationship and Richard just went along with it because she's such a force of nature. I always thought that he honestly did like her because she makes life exciting, she's loyal, and would have been a happy homemaker for him.

Josephine Tewson (Elizabeth) said in a documentary that she thinks Richard is a slightly lazy person and Hyacinth does everything for him. Similarly, Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth) said in an interview "She kept a good table, his shirts were ironed, he was always well turned out, that's what a lot of men like, and they get used to it, so they'll put up with anything."

@@brianbanville781 Plus with Hyacinth's crazed moods and her dramatic family things were never boring for him. She took care of everything, he just had to say yes dear, do the driving, and keep her spending in check. In return his house was clean, he was well fed, and he didn't have to do any chores. While having excitement and fun in his life as well.

not subtle at all lol it would be torture

In real life he would have strangled her in a fit of pent up rage. One of my favorite British comedies. Thanks for all the great laughs Mr. Swift!

@@tomfisher9089 With the garden hose lol

The first time I saw that episode, my jaw hit the floor, lol! It was a long time coming!

Well done sir, in wartime you’d have gotten a medal for courage like that

Countryside Living Thank you, I thought it was just me. I live in the U.S. but I hardly recognize my hometown. I have been blessed to travel to the U.K. multiple times and always felt it was really where I belonged. I don’t know why I should expect my beloved ancestral home to have remained the same. I feel like I’m living on Mars.

Yeah i don't think they were stabbing and killing as many in london

Yes, drunk Rochard could be for a one moment really free man...

Bouquet.