Last of the Summer Wine - How to Remove a Cousin 

I have always enjoyed these programs so much. I used to watch them on public T.V. with my Dad. I'm 55 now and on Medical leave. When I'm having a bad day they take my mind off my troubles. Dad has long since passed away as he was borne in 1919. I just Imagine him sitting in his chair laughing and it helps me keep going. Laughter is the best medicine. Making others laugh is a form of love.

This show brought all the best actors on other shows and brought them back to us in the highlight of their senior years. I miss it SO MUCH!

I watch these over and over. Never gets old. Love these people.

What a great sitcom. Absolutely fabulous. American sitcoms can't hold a candle to the British ones.

I absolutely love Last of the Summer Wine. I wish they would put the series back on TV.

This is my favourite era . There are so many fantastic stars in one show.

Discovered this in 2022 and I’ve been binge watching plus replaying ever since,when I grow up I wannabe like compo. I wanna be carefree and irresponsible but only like compo and I hope my husband develops a sense of humor to match my spirits because if u live that long u should be able to live carefree like compo.

I enjoy watching this show. 2/3 of the main cast are gone but memories are happy ones watching this show.

I’ve been watching this series for ages - we had put the early series on VHS , which tells the time past. How much I enjoy all of these.

I love Summer Wine, l would watch this show with my Dear Mum... right up until she passed, we used to laugh so much at this show. RIP Mum xxx

My favorite British Comedy. It is on Kentucky's PBS. I watch the weekly episode two or three times during the weekend.

This cast of people were the greatest funny people!

💕💕💕🌴 I'm in the mood for a delightful funny series AGAIN 🤣

Ms. Davenport is from "keeping up appearance" she was Hyacinth Bucket neighbor.

I love the Yorkshire countryside. I have ancestry from there. Sunday roast with mashed potatoes, gravy and Yorkshire pudding. Yum.

You do a great job , loading these , others chop it off and have terrible sound ,,, my thanks. , Sir ,,, 👏 good job

That old lady who owns the shop I would have liked to have seen her try to sell something to Ronnie barker from open all hours that would have been a good one

Good old Nora, if you can't give them some brush give them a bowlful of washing up water!

Love the music! It reminds me of Grace and Favor. And of course the scenery is to die for!

"You, stir anybody's blood? you'd need a lot bigger spoon than you've got" Oh, Nora! Made me laugh out Loud!

I walk with the guys, have coffee with the galls and cry when no ones around...💛

I do enjoy the quotes from other songs in the music - " There's a tavern in the town " and " Straight down the middle " were in this episode.

this show is so true on life

Sad half the cast has passed away, and now Peter Sallis RIP

Trevor Bannister and Frank Thornton, alumni of "Are You Being Served".

If I'm not mistaken,....I think that was....Trevor Banister,....who was Lucas.... from ..."are you being served" he's a lot older probably dead ,...all of them.......may they REST in PEACE.

i like last of the summer wine

to quote compo, "she has a wicked tongue, does Nora Batty".

"Robert Fyfe and a few supporting cast members still survive but I think he's the oldest of the surviving cast and just had a birthday."

This is one of the best

I started watching this sitcom back in 1974, had the original cast then, good laughs .... me 24 yrs. old back then .............now I'm watching these in 2019 and am the same age as most of these characters here............the laughs are not as often, replaced by the realization that I myself, in the autumn of my years.

Mrs. Davenport and Entwhistle would make a good couple.

Love watching these guys.

Shame you didn't upload these at a proper screen size because it's cropped wrong and causes a blurry distortion every move they make.

add to favourites on ipad

The only “original” cast members still alive are “Marina, Howard, Pearl, Barry and Glenda” I believe.

Wow so funny

@ 27:08secs Nora batty looked like MYRA HINDLEY ON CRACK ... 😂😂😂

Most entertaining

Look they've killed Aubrey, sorry GOD! . Cleggy is the greatest!

Perhaos this series might be rerun on RU-vid

Sitcomul ar fi bun și în Romania în locul celor de doi bani producții romănesti.

You just have to love them (all). LOL

So excellent!

Love it

All these ladies are from other britcom, Marina is also from keeping up appearances.

Sticky buns

never was the same after compo

💕💕💕🌴

PEARL IS QUITE "A PEARL" .....CAN YOU IMAGINE COMING HOME TO THAT EVERY NIGHT ??? CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT ! 👎☠

Bring back Compo .... or give it up

Po Love

I enjoy the show very much, but I don't like the oriental music when Entwistle comes on the scene.

They never really resolve things on this show. Things are always left up in the air.

When it comes to playing sad & pathetic characters no one does it like Stephen Lewis and Josephine Tewson both have made a career out of it. This show ( after Bill Owen's death), became a refuge for old sitcom character actors. Audbery used to be in In the sitcom "In Loving Memory", he played Billy's (Christopher Beeny) mate, Billy worked and lived with his Aunty Ivy (Thora Hird) who was a regular cast member...and all 3 actors have been in this comedy now...uncanny. Even with this "gang" of mates couldn't bring back that magic that Brian Wilde and ( to some extent) Bill Owen, and I hate to state the obvious but it was never the same, again, and not even in a good way. They practically milked the Howard & Marina scenarios to death, if they would've had them in on just occasions, it would have been so much better, Barry & Glenda were possibly the most boring of couples, Glenda ever more turning into a cantankerous battle axe just like her mother (Thora Hird) was. BUT the worse was still yet to come...Russ Abbot!!! 😠👎👎

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?"

Its odd since this show came out in the 70s no one seems to have aged .they just die

Compare to the crap that's on the BBC is rubbish

Its a lovely soft gentle comedy. I watched it whenever it was on. For me it died after Foggy left for the last time. After that it just became a pantomime type cringe worthy show.

Dont like how the old ladys treat the men like rubbish