S4 ep3 Stuck In A Loft Part 2

[@leanatale7251]

GPS should prescribe this for people with depression, they will soon be pissing them selves laughing. Absolutely brilliant.

[@TheBrummie60]

Quality comedy from TV's golden age.

[@kellyfinch5257]

Thank you for video - love 7:23 🤣

[@TheTk1971]

One very Overlooked comedy series Which is still funny And in comparison to some of the Godforsaken unfunny Regurgitated garbage that passes for comedy These days It's still brilliant and still Hilarious all these years on.

[@ianbentley7276]

this was a brilliant comedy series, now what have we got? :-(

[@thedangler1754]

A great comedy that we don't seem to have anymore.

[@alexbanks-gx2py]

We need more episodes 😊

[@TRUMPER007]

Penelope Wilton (Anne) needs to work on her Victor Meldrew impression at the start of this video.

[@mikicoal]

I was thinking the same thing, but a quick check shows this pre-dates the Victor Meldrew character by around two and a half years.

[@marwood1969]

Longer than that. The first series of EDC came out in 84, a whole 6 years before One Foot in the Grave.

[@mikicoal]

@@marwood1969 The series, yes. This fourth season episode aired November 1987.

[@bionicfox]

where did the flares come from they were not in his pocket when he walked out and when he was talking to Howard and Hilda when they came out, then suddenly the flares appeared as if by magic in his back pockets? Continuity error I think

[@jasonbrown4610]

WGAFF!!

[@paulkenney4021]

Martin's unfriendliness gets annoying though . great comedy still

[@DeNFlix...]

Actually Martins, its a tile not a slate.

[@dieselfan7406]

Hand-made Sussex roof slate is all over the region. What a lovely cottage.