He thought that Richard pushed her into the water

I can't believe nearly all of them are gone now, except Hyacinth (Patricia Rutledge) at 94, she's still with us.

Tha man who plays emmett is still alive, and those who played the vicar and vicar’s wife

PrincessofErised that is my line when Onslow says that. You can imagine someone throwing Hyacinth in a lake.

PrincessofErised He was my favorite character. Very wise for his age!

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Onslow was awesome as. His one liners were the best. I hope Geoffrey Hughes is smiling for the comedy that he had while he was with us mortal 😊😀 Rest in Peace. Thank you Onslow 😀😀😂😂

It's good but what the Vicar says is pretty funny. He got his riparian entertainment. But wait for it...Onslow, bam!! I think somebody has snapped??! 😂😂😂 Classic work there 😂😂😂 😀😀

ah, this explains another clip i saw where hyacinth and richard both fell in the river and i saw emmet making a face like he was going to laugh, that really was in character

How could you not love Onslow's response?? I looked forward to all of his responses when I watch the shows. He was awesome. He did comedy the best. Not many could ever replace him or for certain be him. The casting manager must have saw Geoffrey Hughes's talent and thought yes, you'll make a fine Onslow for the show were doing, thank you 😀😀 They picked the icing on the cake with him. He has appeared in Heartbeat the show with Nick Berry as a P.C. There sure was never a dull moment while Geoffrey was still with us. Him and Patricia are mostly what make the show besides Clive Swift, also 😀😂💜 Rest up now Geoffrey and Clive. Cancer is a horrible bi%ch of a thing to go through and lose to it 💔💔😔😔

Keyword is 'help'.

She was truly out of her depth in her rowing attempt.

And you consider this a good thing? When has that dragon Hyacinth ever been beneficial to Richard?

@How Marvellous Am I Hell No! I'd rather be snogging Onslow! 🤢

I think Hyacinth was making it worse trying to help Richard with the rowing.

"It's Bouquet!"

Yeah I always watched it after the Antiques Roadshow. That's also how I discovered Doctor Who.

What do you think of the northern English accent that Onslow, Daisy and Rose have?

@@birdyfilovingheart6365 I think every planet has a North

Omg yes I couldn’t remember what channel it came on...I was super young

@@birdyfilovingheart6365 only Onslow has a genuine Northern accent as his actor was from Merseyside as is Patricia Routledge. Josephine Tewson (Elizabeth) is also a northerner but speaks with an RP (posh) accent

That she sure is. I love her. One of the best actress/comedians to have been born. Did you know she's over 80 years old?? I did obviously.

Amen to that man, Amen to that.

Used to be sadly our TV is mostly highlights of how good our television shows used to be, reality TV or celebrity stuff.

The masters of ALL comedy.

@@deanmottershead9208 Don't get too nostalgic, there was plenty of stuff on TV that probably wasn't worth remembering. We all like to think TV or movies or music was just better back then, but the truth is, it wasn't necessarily the case. Plenty of great stuff still being made, plenty of new stuff to challenge us a little. If you like old fashioned comedy then perhaps you won't find much of interest these days, but there's still many a great laugh yet to be had.

@@Metal-Possum Nope! comedy then was great plenty of innocent play on words, witty repartee & just comic banter. What pass for comedy today is loud, crude, lewd & overt sexual reference coming from 2nd or 3rd rate actors (Frasier - good writing & good acting - type of comedy is a dying breed)

When I first saw this episode in the late 90s on my local PBS station, I learned of the existence of the word "riparian." Hyacinth and her circle are not only entertaining, but educational, as well. 💖💖💖

Only the good looking men are dishy to Rose! And to me too! 😂

Hyacinth my favorite! Ha ha ha!

😂

I bet your friend has escaped to a tropical island

My local PBS hasn’t shown any English comedies for years. I sure do miss them.

I have learned the hard way too. Don't lend things out anymore. I didn't get the items back or it was damaged.

I hope you can build your collection back. Maybe tell everyone of it as gift ideas.

I loaned my favourite book to a friend. Same thing. Never lend stuff again. I give things but not lend.

Yes is mine too.

What about:Listen,horse!Remember how she mounted horse for riding😂😂😂!💝🎈

So sad 😔 rest in peace dear man. Thanks for the laughs (-:

Always. He was a good actor 💔😀

Well it's NOT a TV show anymore Also it's a Comedy People at times get shows and COMEDIES mixed up(but they aren't the same though)

That's funny but Onslows lines are the classic and the true gut laugh I think. Geoffrey Hughes was so hilarious. How anyone could forget...oh nice!! His classic on liner. Rest up Geoffrey Hughes. He was one in a billion 😀💖😀💖

You mean Mrs Bouquet

@@stephensnell5707 I mean "Bouquet, BUCKET. No not Bucket!"

Christian Patriot exactly... I think that every time I see it..

I do. Great show that I saw years ago. I watch KZfaq videos of the bloopers. Their just so darn funny as 😀😀

I did for sure 😀😀

I looked it up as my word for the day.

Shertian

Bookayyy

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Poor Richard what? His wife is in a boat with him, and she helping row the boat. Are you married?

I just love him too.

That he sure was.

Russell Nielsen I noticed that too... in thinking... how’d he get that shirt?

Probably a jumble sale. What's a green bay packer?

@@robertomoi2044 American football team from Green Bay, Wisconsin. The name refers to the Indian Meat Packing Company - where the team's founder worked as a packer - who first sponsored them by paying for uniforms and equipment.

wpl955g ahhh ok

@Ken Mason no idea what you just said.

All of what?? She is in a boat helping him to row. How is that a problem for you?

I think it was more about wanting to be in control. Lol

@@briantuma1502 still

@@briantuma1502 Some people look for any reason to find fault in someone. I guess you think sitting there doing nothing is better than helping someone.

@@Michelle-pn9xt It’s a silly britcom. I hate to break it to you but they’re not real people. Don’t take it so seriously.

@@briantuma1502 Wow! You know it is a sitcom. Alert Mensa! You are the smartest person anywhere. We should all be as smart as you. Guess what??? This is KZfaq. I get you knew that too.

Go ahead.

Only Clive Swift died, and it was recently.

@@marinazagrai1623 Onslow passed away also.

@@marinazagrai1623 Clive Swift, Geoffrey Hughes (Onslow), both Roses, Violet, The Major, Charmisn May (Mrs Councilor Nugent) have all died

Yes, and Richard( Clive Swift) passed away in February. They were great.

So true.

@@stuartcanavan5730 Outwardly, Richard had to pretend to commiserate with Hyacinth but inside I'm sure he was laughing up a storm at the poetic justice of it all! HYACINTH was all wet in real life it was fitting that for putting all of those people in her orbit through such an ordeal she literally became all wet!

Yeah, but he got wet as well as Hyacinth. Poor guy, I feel so bad for him. Being married to Hyacinth, no wonder he gets into trouble.

@@stuartcanavan5730 I think in this situation he wouldn't mind getting wet as long as Hyacinth was knocked down a couple of pegs from her lofty perch which is exactly what happened! I'm sure Richard probably thought getting wet was worth it as long as hyacinth was knocked down a few pegs.

@@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312 Well, I would mind if I was in his shoes. But yeah, it was still very funny to see Hyacinth fall off her perch.

Anthony Assadourian why she deserves it

Hmm, ok.

Jerk.

@@Michelle-pn9xt why?

She clearly didnt. She was drenched and so was her hair under that hat.