thats a nice memory! 😊🙏

That brought tears to my eyes. What a lovely memory

Beautiful

Are you rich now?

Love this show ,still watch it today

Yes, pour him a frosty pint.

Poor Richard I so felt for him living with Hyacinth!!!!

Yep, Dickie needed a break and to hang out with Onslow more!

@@stevewalston7089 2sews

Love the out takes.

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Routledge.

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It is a great loss for British comedy that both Roy Clarke and John Sullivan (only fools and horses) died recently.

The best

They really are marvelous together.

Nick Tasy I'm 14

I'm 2 and a half months.

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I watched it when I was 12-13, and my sister watched it when she was 9-10. It was on WTTW in Chicago on Thursday nights, as well as The Vicar of Dibley, As Time Goes By, and Are You Being Served?

Yes

Love live the show💖💕💝❣💗❤🧡

I live in St Louis, MO. Started watching this show in the late 90s, great comedy, great actors.

My favorite too

@AWelsh Celt he was a great actor a 70s and 80s and 90s legend .

walter zeballos You should try Fawlty Towers + Only Fools and Horses...Both in the top five best comedy programmes ever made in the UK.. British humour at its best!!

totally agree!

Not forgetting Dad's Army and Steptoe and Son!

And Black Adder, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, The Good Life (Good Neighbors in the US), Red Dwarf, The Vicar of Dibley, One Foot in the Grave, Porridge, Open All Hours, Men Behaving Badly...

Am a bit late on this thread but there is a little known comedy called "Nighty Night". Very dark, so funny.

The great Goeffry Hughes, president of the Red squirrel society on the Isle of Wight

I dun a wee a gr8 big weee maybee no 2 2

That is because she is playing her natural character, the genius of Roy Clarke, who used the same approach in all of his series. Cathy Staff (Nora Batty) is another example. Although Patricia is 91, she is still working today. Her partner is Betty Boothroyd (Speaker of the house of commons for many years). They are like 2 peas out of the same pod.

I always thought it was because Patricia Rutledge was stage trained, you know got her start in theater

It was Patricia who decided to end the show, the BBC wanted her to carry on but she did not want to be remembered as Mrs Bucket..

@@wilsjane What? Patricia herself has said that she hate people like Hyacinth so if she plays her natural character then she hates herself. It is called staying in character and when you are a great actor then that is how you perform cus thats what it takes to play something that you are not

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+lulubelle1239 Check channel 8 PBS is should be still on.I live in Texas too. They play it on saturdays.

lulubelle1239 It’s been on every Sunday evening on pbs channel 13 in north Texas.

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Purlee100 great factoid!

The "FH" hat always puzzled me ... I thought maybe his favorite football team but i couldn't think of any well known English football teams with those initials. Thanks for sharing that bit of trivia/info.

I figured the H was for Hyacinth. And the F was short for another word, lol.

Now I know the story behind Onslow's hat. Thank you.

..nope :D . I just noticed that she's been reading the same book in bed every episode LOL

Dean Morrow He was also great in 'The Royle Family'.

RIP.

And heartbeat

Ozlass 777 yes he was,and that’s another great comedy

I had an aunt in my family who was an awful lot like Hyacinth!! Way before this show was “created”! Except the American-version with a “slight “ Swedish accent. God bless our family!😀

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+Jude Anne Gossin ikr

+Greg Fister Awww he passed on? He was brilliant. I wonder how Richard is.

+FikiNom Prostate cancer. Actually the two lovely women who played Rose also died of cancer.

aw come on dont say that, they`re deceased? :(

+Breiavis Probably from smoking

Damnit, all those good ol celebs disappears :/

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@Mr Spoon I have never seen her they just always talk about Violet and her husband. Always thought it was cute all four sisters named after flowers.

As well as Hyacinth, Daisy, and Rose, there was another sister too named Violet who was rich.

Peter Lc Her sister Violet? The one with a Mercedes, swimming pool, sauna and room for a pony?

4 sisters

For all series, you need plenty of support actors. This is in case of sickness, or some of them not being available for a future series.

It would have been nice to have seen more of Violet than a few walk ons.

Of course they can

I saw "Richard" in a bit part on AcornTV the other night. Can't remember what series. Maybe Midsomer Murders.....He has aged. But haven't we all.

@@sziltner sadly, Clive Swift died in 2019. He was so perfectly long-suffering as Richard. Loved him and all the cast! ♥️

Just stay away from our part of the world, we diffinitely doesn't need you. Primitive prick.

@Gappie Al Kebabi poor little kid. I enjoy life. I guess it's hard for you to do the same. But well, that might be the differences between my lovely country and the pathetic hole you seems to live in. I feel sorry for you. Enough of this. I'm back to the joy of living where i do.

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I am too and poor Liz OMG I'd be valiumed or xanaxed up LOL..~~Peace :-)

Don't forget Elizabeth's brother, Emmett. And how Hyacinth was always singing at him 😂

she was really good as rose

Aww i really miss her i agree she was so good

+Martin Easter Both actors playing Rose is sadly gone.

both Roses are deceased now

RIP both Roses...

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Yes! BOTH Roses!

The original postman was not afraid of Hynacinth.

Sadly, both the Roses and Richard have passed away, as well 💔

Following the recent deaths of both Roy Clarke and John Sullivan, British comedy will never be quite the same again.

+I'LL BE BACK ! The world is going crazy, The definition of racism is making a person feel inferior BECAUSE of the colour of their skin. It is as simple as that, but the nanny state society seems to have lost the plot. I remember the scene in one of John Sullivan's series, where the black guy insisted that he was born in Kingston. The funny part was when he whispered to his friend, "Kingston in Jamaica". No one saw it as racist and it was not. I have worked with people from all over the world and I always enjoyed chatting about their origins and customs. Far from being offended, they loved chatting about things that they felt that other people were ignoring about them and many of them became lifelong friends. I can't imagine being offended if I was visiting India and someone accused me of being English. I would probably just tell them that drinking all their tea should have dyed my skin by now. LOL.

@@wilsjane Roy Clarke is still alive according to Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Clarke

+Shane Collis. It is with great pleasure that I have just discovered that I was wrongly informed by BAFTA, It was a different Roy Clark (without the e) who died on 15 November 2018. With Roy being 88, I did not question the sad news at the time Something similar happened some years ago when news spread all over the US that Richard Attenborough was dead, In fact it was his brother 'Jonathon' who had died. Since few people knew the third brother and David was alive, people wrongly assumed that Richard had died. It was a strange irony, since Richard had a phobia about sending a Christmas card to someone who had died. Every year, his entire office had to make an excuse to call hundreds of people before they licked the stamp. Back to Roy. Did you know that he lives in the area where Last of the summer wine was set and his Home is still in the same area. His story-lines on the police were based on his younger life experiences as the village 'Bobby' and some of his real life stories were even funnier than his scripts. In fact, almost all of his characters are broadly based on people he knew in the village when he was a child.

whist, but

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+The Artful Dodger She is the old lady on Emmerdale these days....

That was the first Rose. She's died now too.

She looked dang good to me when I was a lot younger! (Especially as played by Mary Millar)

+GamerGalUK Sadly, they're both gone now.

Nice words from you.