Awesomeness, i remember talking ww2 in the 70s alot.

Loved this show when it was shown, first time around. Brilliant that someone has now uploaded complete episodes and can watch it all again 40 years later. The series hasn't dated at all! The canal/narrow boats still look modern and the same as now. Its crazy to think that 40 years before this would be the 1944 the last two years of WWII, Adolf Hitler was still president of Germany, the Holocaust was happening, no TVs, people drove cars with mudguards on the outside, people were flying around in Spitfires, Wellingtons and Lancaster bombers listening to Glen Miller in the wireless. That's just sheer crazy!

Who put me in the red file in 1967 🤔

Fabulous, thank you.

Dennis Waterman is very unconvincing in this roll.

That was great, will you be posting 'The Beautiful People' too?

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Marvellous. I keep saying it. “Things were so much better in the 70s” What a joy ❤

I really liked my of the ITV shows that Peter Sallis was in such a ''The Ghosts of Motley Hall'', ''The Clifton House Mystery'', ''Leave it to Charlie'' and ''Come Home Charlie and Face Them''.

Foogoo Films, Thanks for this episode with Dennis Waterman. Good cast including Leo McKern & good suspense maintained throughout-thanks for providing!

How big a butter ball do you take me for Mr Fawlty?! Haha great to see Bruce Boa in this, Ken Campbell in a previous episode. All we need is Ballard Berkeley to appear. Loving these Bulman episodes.

Laughed out loud when this type of (Tales From The Unexpected) twist happened. Just goes to show what may occurr when you think .. *all is lost *when you take advantage of situation or*take a risky chance!!! . It's never too late to start again

Thorough;y enjoyable; intelligent script-writing and music score. Lovely

This episode finally confirmed where I thought most of the series was filmed. In Chorlton Manchester.

I'll have 2 slices of pizza with mushrooms. And 1 loco parmini😮

From the church scene i kept trying to think and remember what i'd seen her - Penelope - in before and then it hit me, she was Daphne in the episode Steptoe & Son - and son 1970, she played a pregnant girl who turns up looking for what she thought was the father Harold of her unborn baby but turns out he was too sloshed at a party and his mate nipped in and rodgered her instead whilst Harold slept in his drunken stupor which come to think of it this episode here is literally a carbon copy of it.

The band is hysterical. This is surreal. It's as if everybody involved was doing too many drugs or everybody involved ran out of drugs when filming this. Either way love this show. This era in the BBC produced outstanding programs. Miss that time. Thanks for posting 😊

The music in these cop shoes from this time period all sounds the same.

Boring

Jennifer really shouldn't be drinking considering, or her so called friend smoking.

In his autobiography Dennis Waterman was very critical of Circles of Deceit. Said the production was rushed compared to The Sweeney and Minder and the writing and direction were half hearted (although I did enjoy seeing Ford Prefect). At least he managed to bounce back with New Tricks.

Another first scene slightly reminiscent of Rebecca.

outstanding

The first scene reminds me of Rebecca and Mrs Danvers!

Thanks

Tv producers had much more imagination back in those days. While family could enjoy these dramas even though on children's tv. Now it's all quiz shows

Bulman is one of my favourite series and characters. Thank you so much for uploading this and all your other shows

Thanks so much for uploading the whole of series 1. There may be slicker Cop dramas, series but 'Bulman' has a charm of it's own!

My favourite storyline from the show let’s hope one day someone finds the lost episodes.

18:15 those donkeys are so adorable

Thanks for uploading these. A classic...

Thank goodness for an English period comedy without any colonials....I detest faking the past. especially as it is done because the very young will believe it as 'how it was'.

those donkeys clearly on loan from Blackpool beach

are you my mummy?

So many cast members of this great series have unfortunately died from cancer! The smoking in this series was absolutely horrendous! This was normal culture then!

Myra Frances lovely

Ronald fraser....,"flight of the Phoenix"...a great actor x

Excellent. What a laugh, and so touching too.

Awesome - and scary that I clearly remember watching this over 50 years ago!!

Somebody's ripping of Bernard Herman.

£8.25 inludingVAT, I loved the 60s and early 70s

Fantastic upload on a fantastic channel. Groovy theme tune.❤️

02. 27 camp letcherous queenie

1.03 camp Mr Humphrys walk

Thanks again for uploading.

Foogou Films, Thanks for this thriller series with Dennis Waterman which I remember but had not actually seen & had been trying to trace for a while. Looking forward to the other episodes-also thanks for the very interesting other material on your channel including the series Callan!

Fantastic upload. Loved this show back in the day. Have still got both books and the dvd is somewhere. Many thanks for uploading. Just seen you have also uploaded Travelling Man, another one I shall be watching. Great memories of great British drama.

"I feel emotionally marooned......." Can't wait to bellow that out somewhere.....🤣