British Comedy Guide
Last Of The Summer Wine. Image shows from L to R: Walter C. 'Foggy' Dewhurst (Brian Wilde), William 'Compo' Simmonite (Bill Owen), Norman Clegg (Peter Sallis). Copyright: BBC
Last Of The Summer Wine

Last Of The Summer Wine

  • TV sitcom
  • BBC One
  • 1973 - 2010
  • 295 episodes (31 series)

Gentle sitcom following a group of pensioners living in Yorkshire. This show was Britain's longest-running TV sitcom. Stars Bill Owen, Peter Sallis, Frank Thornton, Brian Murphy, Michael Bates and more.

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Last Of The Summer Wine - Series 25 & 26

Last Of The Summer Wine - Series 25 & 26

Welcome back to sleepy Holmfirth, in the lovely, quiet Yorkshire Dales - the ideal place to spend a lovely, quiet birthday. So how will Clegg feel when the entire village dresses up to help him celebrate his? Indeed dressing up seems to be all the rage hereabouts. There's Nora for one, gone all Victorian. There's Marina, the blushing bride. There's Howard, in uniform. And Barry, the cowboy kid. Then there's Smiler who, looking for love, has only gone and found himself a gold-digger called Bessie. Who could possibly dig him out of this little hole? Step forward Clegg, Holmfirth's financial adviser extraordinaire...

Due to an earlier discrepancy in series ordering, this box set includes the 24th and 25th series of the world's longest-running sitcom, Last Of The Summer Wine.

These two series were first broadcast by BBC One in 2003 and 2004.

First released: Sunday 28th September 2014

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