Yeah

Cause its shite haha

Agreed - while actually a pretty standard sit com, the casting of brilliant actors makes all the difference.

to be honest i liked it but then nick left

@@alexlazebat839 True it was never as good without him

Loved him as Wolfie in Citizen Smith ' see he's still got it here.

2011.. The year My Family got kicked out and Two Pints of Larger and a Packet of crisps :( to make room for new sitcoms and nearly most of those newer ones all sucked lmao

@@GLBizzie Sadly I don't think the cast would return if given the option. They commented that they thought the writing was getting ridiculous and I think even flat out refused to do some of it. It's my personal favourite sitcom so it is a shame it didn't get a proper ending... Still a better ending than Two and a Half Men got though lmao

The episodes are all on iPlayer if you want to watch them

@@jackcrawford3921 The boxset is on Amazon and isn't too expensive.

@@xenthejackal got it already thanks, but there is a slight niggle - the 2004 flashback episode wasn’t released on DVD at all and is only available to watch on iPlayer

Notice it is similar to bless this house. Robert lindsay near to sid james role .

iPlayer

Power to the people.🤓🤓😎

@Tom De Voss it's comedy gold mate lol

@Tom De Voss and Zoë's experison is priceless

Possibly the actor didn't sign the release papers to allow the use of any of the outtake clips with him in.

@@MrDannyDetailI think it might have been that the actor was occupied with recording the season of death in paradise .

So why did the BBC totally waste him doing this rubbish?

It isn’t rubbish??

Mate, I like this show but that's a really, REALLY weak argument. A show can be absolute dog shit yet still bring in enough viewers to justify its continual production. There's a lot of idiots in the world who watch objectively crap television. 🙄

Then again, while show such as Mrs Brown's Boys are total s**t, many people seem to love then. So while rubbish shows continue to bring in the viewers, will not the BBC continue to air them? Sad, but true!

Very hard, as all the kids are now grown up. For example, Kris Marshall who played Nick is in Beyond Paradise for the BBC and looks much different. Gabriel Thomson who played Michael studied law and became a human rights lawyer. I think it would be hard to bring it back since the family would have changed so much.

@@johnking5174 they can still bring it back families do age nobody stays same age would be nice to see a spin off

@@emma-tu1sz The problem is most of the cast don't want to return - in fact nearing the end of it's run, most of the cast felt the writing was terrible. Zoe Wannamaker who played Susan said she and Robert Lindsay refused to do an episode due to the poor quality of the script. Also Gabriel Thomson who played Michael felt the writers destroyed his character by suddenly and without warning turning the character gay - he said that for first nine seasons Michael was always interested in girls. In fact sleeping and flirting with many, even one episode his mum catches him in bed with a girl, and also in the 2003 Christmas special it is hinted he lost his virginity to a girl on a Tube train. And then suddenly without any hint at all that Michael was interested in guys, they turn him gay in season ten. Gabriel said it was totally unrealistic and really unfair - he said they should have started hinting at Michael maybe bi-sexual around two seasons before this, but they didn't. So a lot of the cast are not fond of returning.

@@johnking5174 wow your a kill joy

@@emma-tu1sz not me, the cast said those words not me

In all honesty, was not that one of the most over-rated of TV shows? For is it not up there with most of today's rubbish?

BBC iPlayer

BBC iPlayer.

If you live in the UK - My Family is all on the BBC iPlayer

For British and Irish I'd add One Foot in the Grave, Father Ted and Still Game.

I would argue that maybe one negative opinion does not mean a show is bad, if you dislike it so much don't watch it. Although, as it seems, you must have a very dry personal life to be releasing unnecessary thoughts in places where they are clearly not needed; therefore may just require the extra entertainment.