2 greats, sadly are no longer with us, but Minder will live on forever, and we will never forget such talent as George Cole and Dennis Waterman

Rest in peace george cole and dennis waterman

I remember watching Minder in the early Eighties and thinking, this is pretty good. Now when I watch it I think it's 'fantastic', particularly Gearge Cole. What a character he created with Arthur.

God bless ‘em both. From an era when box ticking didn’t exist.

Arguably one of the best series to ever be broadcast on television, great stories and acting, not like the piffle we have to put up with now.

Still brilliant today in 2024,compulsive viewing everyday on television ,all the characters as well ,Chisholm ,Taff ,ryecroft ,the Winchester and all the local villains tv with its actors ,scripts and settings pure gold !👍

There`s nothing as good as this on TV nowdays.

Fantastic minder one of the best programmes ever Terry and Arthur still watch the repeats ctid 😮

Two of 80s legends

I loved Minder. Two great character actors. Dennis was also great in the Sweeney and New Tricks. RIP all the great actors that were in these programmes. Too many to mention here.

There dynamic was and still is to this day awesome 😊.

I loved mimder. Arthur daley and terry mccann were a great double act. George cole was also in a one off sweeney episode when he was being bullied by a younger man. The third regular actor in minder was dave the barman in the winchester club played brilliantly by glynn edwards. R.i.p. to all of them.

I still love " Minder " when I watch it today. Those two had a real chemistry together. It entertained us, unlike the piss=poor woke unfunny attempts at comedy today, by performers without personality, who are afraid of their own pathetic shadows. RIP Arthur, Tel and Dave.

Good to see them in something new, well new to me.

I absolutely love watching the re runs..it was part of my life to look forward to the next Minder.. It was a piece of my diet in life.. And I would do it again exactly the same.. I read George Coles book..The world is my Lobster.. It was excellent.. These 2 were like Rhubarb and Custard.. you couldn't really eat them separately.. A toast to you 2 gentlemen. I'm glad I grew up with you both.. Thank you

what a quality 2 minutes this was - absolute class !!

Legends. Weren’t they amazing!

What a great series.

Both wre very good at their trade, George Cole's Arther Daley was not supposed to be the main character in Minder but his involvement and acting and Dennis Waterman's undoubted talent, just made Minder an extraordinary show to watch.

Two of the best RIP

Wonderful happy days of great entertainment on TV The Royal Variety Performances had real ‘stars’ George and Dennis ‘fed off each other’ I would not miss an episode of MINDER Dennis now getting together with George and have a laugh 😭😭😃😃🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️❤️❤️❤️

I loved Minder, from day one "Gunfight at the OK launderette" I was hooked and is and always brings a wide smile knowing the next hour will take me back to those times...thanks for this upload 👍🙂

It was about the writing and the chemistry between the two of them.

Ps Minder on the Orient and Minder down under fantastic fun.

Watch minder most mornings 6am ish

A character duo made in heaven. Was it really that long ago? Even Arthur Daley would have to admit you can't put a value on time.

Two quality entertainers.Its true that they dont make em like this anymore.

What a double act - class!

Minder was compulsory viewing in the 80s !

When actors were actors

Terry McCann morphing in Alf Garnett

Terry with short hair

love it

Watched the film Fright the other night. I was half way through when I realised it was Terry and Arthur. It's a good film.

R.I.P. George and Dennis 🙏

George Cole played a young Ebenezer Scrooge in the 1951 A Christmas Carol.

Nice little earner 💵💵💵💵

Happy days

‘The World is your LOBSTER son….🌎 🦞…….But none of them euphoniums cos of Er Indoors’ …..lolol

Dennis Waterman was the British version of James Woods.

oh dear

George Cole meet him

One of the very best shows of all time. 2 great characters who played brilliantly off of each other with a great supporting cast of characters. Particularly worth a mention is the great Patrick Malahide as the constantly exasperated ’Cheerful Charlie’ Chisholm. The non-pc scripts were sharp and brilliantly written. Today’s TV pales badly against this show, mainly because of the woke messages that bombard the box, instead of entertaining the viewers.

Modern day Minder...Arthur is trans and deaf Terry is black and gay

Ah, the good old days when ordinary British people bowed the knee to the genetically-superior royals, no matter what they were up to behind palace doors.

Hmmmmm not so funny really.