Last of the Summer Wine - Has Anyone Seen a Peruvian Wart? 

Have been watching this series since the inception.I would get home once a week to see beautiful England, and the antics of three of my favorite characters. I left Hove, UK. age 13 for the USA. Felt like I was home again every time I watched the show. There will always be an England in my heart.

Is it just me? I don't know why but that theme song is just so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Oh my, I just totally adore Peter Sallis...

I never knew that English Comedy episodes were so wonderful,funny and relaxing.....now that I'm a lot older, I absolutely love them .....all of them.

Harmless, friendly, relaxing, great characters, brilliantly written and very funny, never get bored of this great British comedy

The music gets me every time l listen to it. Just reminds me of watching the show with my Dear Mum, may she rest in peace. 😁

I watch this every week day on my local PBS station. Tomorrow it starts all over with the pilot. It will be great to see old friends who are no longer with us.

This is my first time watching this show and I absolutely love it! Great to see my old friend Captain Peacock from Are You Being Served.

Haven't seen this show for a very long time. Always great stuff and very well done. Thanks for bringing it back. Much better than today's stuff.

As a man who has Swedish Viking ancestry who loves fruit cake so that the Vikings came for fruit cake part made me laugh so much 😂😂

I'm not so scared about turning 64. Like the character's on the show I live in a small village in Spain. My friends and I are like school boys. Thank you so much.

Love Sunday afternoons watching this all afternoon chilling total bliss

SMILER AND ELY ARE MY FAVORITES !😁👍

One of my favourite shows back in the day, still enjoy it today thanks.

LOTSW is my go-to happy place in the midst of all the rubbish in my life at the moment. Been watching it since Day 1. Love it so much. Who could fail to love Seymour, Smiler, Cleggy, Ivy, Sid, Foggy, Compo and all the others...especially our Nora!! xxx

I can always rewatch my favorites.🤸💋☺️💖😷

I love it this show gives me peace of mind thanks for uploading regards

Yes, an old comfy friend.🙂🙂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thank. You. For. This. Reminders. Of. The. Best. Show. That. Was. I. Still. Love. Clegg. And. Compo. Foggy. Truly. Thank. You

Like an old friend this show.

I can see lots of artist scenes in every show while I laugh like crazy!!!! Love these shows too, a senior lady from America.

One of the best inoffensive series ever made.

I could watch this programme all day I luv it x

Wir , in Germany , sehen an jedem Silvester Abend " Dinner for one " , indem 2 von diesem staff uns köstlich amüsieren , in deutscher Sprache . I'm glad , to meet now all of them ! 🤣 Thanks all of us !

"Wait here! I'll show you fruitcake!" Brilliant! Hilarious!

Smiler's faces are unsurpassed!

I still laugh at this show, even after all these years

LOVED HOWARD AND MARINAS CHARACTERS ! 👍😂

My all time favorite episode is when NB told Compo she likes a man in riding gear...I laughed so hard I cried. I adore this show...absolute genius...and the theme...the episode where the cast sang it was cool!❤❤❤❤❤🎉❤❤❤❤❤🎉

It never made me laugh.. but it made me smile. Like sliding into a comfortable pair of old slippers.

The cast are a who's who of comedic icons.

Another great British sitcom

Roy Clarke wrote Oppen all Houers sitcom too, ... hilarious as this one. ♡from Brazil 🇧🇷!

I recently purchased the whole boxset of this beautiful series (I collect boxsets) and am looking forward to watching it soon. I used my TV licence money as I don't watch the garbage they put out now. I found humour in some classic American soaps like Dynasty and Dallas also. It is there in the episodes too. Including Frasier. I was only six years old when this began. Time to catch up me thinks.

This is pure GOLD!😁😂😂😂

No matter how #@%* I'm feeling this show can make me giggle.

Just wish this was full screen, love the series, seen it back to front probably 10 - 15 times now.

so delightful and refreshing compared to American shows

I'm glad they did a re-boot or a reloaded remake of the first series. Thank you

When I was watching this show on PBS in the late 90s I tried to recommend it to co-workers, but they were turned off. I think some of it was because the humor was too subtle, but perhaps it was because all the main characters were so much older than we were used to in these Britcoms. Me? I love this show because it is NOT roll on the floor funny, but it is more character driven. It made me wonder if my parents would have been like this if they grew up in the U.K. BTW, for those who don't look this series up on Wikipedia: this show is the longest, continuously produced, English language sitcom to have ever run on tv. The 1st episode aired in 1970 and the last episode that WAS NOT a re-run was shown in 2007. Obviously, there were some cast changes over the years, this particular episode was in the later half of the 37 year run....I think. And having seen the pilot episode (it was on RU-vid at one point) and episodes before this one, it was funnier at the beginning. For the complainers: the laff track was a staple when this show first aired in 1970 and they probably felt they could not change the presentation in later years. And, if you are a fan of Britcoms: Frank Thornton played Captain Peacock on Are You Being Served, and the creator of this show would go on to create Keeping Up Appearances.

Love the two policemen!

I echo the comments made. In April of 2012 I was up on Nora Batty.com and saw that you could rent Nora's flat for a week. I called the number provided and a mate of mine, also a fan, drove me up from Norwich in June and in we went. Inside, the rooms and stairways were chockful of items that were part of an episode, and many framed photos in the stairway and on the room walls. In the kitchen, there was a life-size cardboard picture of a scowling Nora in her pini and hair pinned up, with a large broom at Port Arms. It was stunning, she was so life-like. When we heard a crowd forming up to photograph the famous blue door, with the 28, I would open the door and step out and ask if they were there to see Nora, they would all yell "yes." I would bring the cardboard Nora out on her porch and everyone would applaud and I would retreat so they could shoot all they wanted. When we were in the flat, I would repeat for each group of fans. Upstairs there was a loo. I went in to use the facility and as I dropped my pants, I was immediately startled and stood back up. Fifteen feet away was a life-size photo of Compo staring at me. It was quite funny. I never mentioned it to my mate, allowing him to have the same experience. We went to Sid's Cafe for sandwiches and a hot chocolate twice a day and drove up on the moors where the filming was done. Also, just outside of the cafe, a small rickety-looking 1920's bus would take you out to several familiar shooting sites for a 45-minute tour for 10 lbs. We did that twice while we were there. The week went quickly, mores the pity, but I have to say it was the best trip I ever had and have about 60 photographs with which I can reminisce in my home in Arizona.

This always made me and my family laugh so much

Classic stuff.

Thank you for the show I like it

Always funny those naughty old men & Auntie Wainwright ever eager for people to part with their money🐹

The incidentlal music is masterful.

Good job, THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME ,we all love you FROM American, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you from TX, for sharing another great video of one of my favorite shows. I follow the same group on FB

I love this show 😘

Love this all ways will

RIP Howard. Though he has gone now, I wonder if he has managed to meet his girlfriend Marina at last or whether his wife is waiting for him with arms folded

That was a good one.

The fruitcake sketch had recollections of our Arkwright trying to push the Jamaican gingercake.

Who else feel like childhood memes

shut your eyes and think of breakfast....ha ha classsic that will keep me smiling for a week.

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

Norman Barroclough was well known making appearances with Les Dawson. on the Les Dawson show. Much younger then he was.

Number one show

Howard makes the show lol

I wish that they had DVD

is that Alec Gilroy of Corro fame in this episode!?

Wacky Heart Felt Fun & Goodness!

I wish your videos were as good on TV as they are on my PC. USA

The old ones are the best

Thank you !

🤔I notice there is a running 'bow tie' joke in this series that implies the dubious nature of one so attired... this and the episode 'jaws' are two that come to mind that make negative remarks about bow ties...fascinating.

Tüneményes👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

those houses and the area are so beautiful. where was this filmed...

The one guy was from cissie and adda

Only *Nora* *Batty* would know how to get to the Costa Del Clotted....😀

"(inaudible) like Compo" at 26:47

I'm enjoying these but why are the out of frame? cant see all of the bottom or left side

Auntie Wainwright passing the copper car backwards,

Pearl wasnt daft she knew about Howard and Marina.?

...and Hilda Ogden from Corrie.

This would have been so great had they left out the laughing. Everytime the "insert of audience laughing" (when it's so obvious they're not performing in a tv studio or stage) , well you can't hear what the person talking is saying from all the laughter. I really wanted to watch it, but the forced laughter got on my last nerve. I know when I what to laugh and when I don't. Not "everything" is funny in shows. We all have different senses of humor. Again, it was probably great! Why does someone always have this bright idea on how to mess a good thing up??!! Thanks though. L :)

So all the over 50s in the village are the "last of the summer wine?"

Smile. She'd die laughing if he turned up.

Howard always trying to get away from home I'd like to see the show were she loses interest

Did anyone ever find out what was in Compos matchbox?

wat did she do to im?

what did she do to him to leave him that terrified??????

Brian murphy, george y mildred from chile

aha the vikings and romans invaded for fruitcake it all makes sense now.

STOP PINCHING MY KALANCHOE

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im expecting facial-k warts any dAY NOW

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If you r British why were r we paying for the TV licence for the should be abolished

Kkk

bel ragazzino

It was not worth the time from, when would that be, let me think! When they thought a laugh track was needed! They should have stopped around 6 series.

Pointless & silly with original actors dead.