S2 E02 Heart to Heart

[@mrp410]

Brilliant comedy. Grew up with it 50 years ago and still find it funny. How times have changed- such striking cultural change.

[@kevinbeck6785]

Even the pints of beer look fantastic

[@richardparkin4930]

That 70s decor, how wonderful to remember it.

[@davidpollard4051]

Terry Collier - one of the best comic portrayals on British television

[@highdownmartin]

The last five minutes had some proper laugh out loud lines. From dropping the tea tray to take your weight off it then. Brilliant writing and although he’s a selfish thoughtless misanthropic git, I love Terry Collier.

[@kevinbeck6785]

When the BBC made comedy shows we could all LAUGH at

[@dianewallace993]

so well acted and true to life in the 70's

[@garyevans1820]

My brother and I used to watch it. Absolutely wonderful sitcom. So many memories. Can't believe it; as kids we used to play on Construction sites and the closing credits reminded me!

[@happyfeet4506]

One of the best sit coms ever made. Brilliant. Susan was lovely jubly 😝

[@stewartmcardle8149]

Anita Carey was a looker in this wasn't she ?

[@adrianwilliams1556]

I liked Thelma.

[@robertsmith3672]

​@@adrianwilliams1556 WHAT,???

[@andybenstead7240]

" Bob what on earth is the matter with you " ...... " what have i said now what have i said now " . brilliant

[@spibeson1]

Anita Carey - Goddess! Loved her in "I didn't know you cared" with Robin Bailey.

[@highdownmartin]

Don’t you want to be a young executive, Carter?

[@LdevArt]

rest in peace. her legacy is one that brought joy to many.

[@adrianwilliams1556]

Absolutely superb.

[@raystewart6524]

Just how it was in the 70s...brutal but true..the actress who played Susan....Anita Carey is a Halifax girl...she also played the receptionist in Doctors..

[@trevorbarre5616]

It's one of the most accurate portrayals of lad culture. In a good way, not the Oasis oaf way.

[@Colin-ro6lh]

😂😂😂

[@LdevArt]

amazing how those 'oafs' ended up multi-millionaires and not as cultured as you

[@Bulletguy07]

Cracking 70s comedy that still raises laughs. I enjoyed it back then and still find it funny. Shame about the offscreen personal issue between Bolam and Bewes though. James Bolam went on to carve out quite a career in tv, but Bewes had disappeared off the screen by the early 80s.

[@alexlazebat839]

yes the more you read about it, it seems bewes has a complex about it. Bolam states they never worked together again and thats the reason why they never spoke

[@jonfitz2278]

Absolute Comedy Gold

[@michaelrawson6261]

The girl who played Susan was gorgeous...!

[@happyfeet4506]

Her name was Anita Carey. She was beautiful

[@robertpayne6366]

She was in 'I didn't know you cared.'

[@andybenstead7240]

aye she was that , a yorkshire lass from halifax tha nows

[@morthedgebuckle227]

A sweet honey bear.

[@thulsadoom544]

She was very plain looking

[@carologden7640]

love the curtains same ones as Del Boy only fools and horses check the footage fantastic

[@robalexander8065]

Similar. Del's are a larger print.

[@joriah69]

Smashing, many cheers for the upload, reminds me of me and my bestie pal…I would be Terry! Lol

[@Hilts931]

I’m a Brit that moved to Canada a few years ago... strange seeing this being said about Canada nearly 50 years ago

[@darkangelw8472]

Lol, my neighbours must think I'm nuts laughing out loud

[@BenGenderson]

tremendous thanks for uploading

[@mandysmith5275]

Have not watched this for a few years. Still good to wa.

[@stevelyons3347]

Tch.

[@javidrashed2553]

Mandy smith sxy

[@javidrashed2553]

Mandy smith sxy

[@javidrashed2553]

@@stevelyons3347 hi

[@robertpayne6366]

Great impression of Joan Hickson's Mrs Chambers by Noel Dyson!

[@alexlazebat839]

she went on to be in potter

[@Nickpaintbrush]

Bolam turned out to be a nasty piece of work!

[@garylefevers]

Why? When did you get to meet and know him irl?

[@shirleychapman6258]

@@garylefeversHe was very unkind to Rodney Bewes who fell on hard times

[@alexlazebat839]

@@shirleychapman6258 well bewes did tell a reporter that bolams wife was pregeant and saw it as a intrusion on his privacy

[@allanmould2633]

Brilliant

[@mioufie23]

Bob gets down stairs pretty rapid for a guy with a plaster on his foot...

[@Cruzy1892]

Was probably in the kitchen.

[@alexlazebat839]

also he seems to have drove from work to home, petrol pump attendant

[@jujuoliver6959]

They were such a class act together with obviously the brilliant writing thrown in. Sad they seemed to fall out later. James Bolam seemed to want to dissociate himself with what made him famous in the first place. Shame.

[@angiemetcalfe7210]

There was a lot more to it than what Rodney Bewes said. He was very 'Bob ish' irl and wasn't very popular amongst his peers

[@jujuoliver6959]

@@angiemetcalfe7210 do you mean Rodney Bewes wasn’t popular?

[@angiemetcalfe7210]

@@jujuoliver6959 yes. He really wasn't. I've only just found this out recently and it surprised me but it wasn't anything sinister it was just he didn't seem to get that he wasn't everybody's best friend to the point where it played a big part in why his career nosedived

[@jujuoliver6959]

@@angiemetcalfe7210 arh ok. Well that explains some of it then. Maybe just not one of gang type, some people aren’t. I still think James Bolam was a bit of a prat though. I always remember him saying that apparently the best thing about Newcastle was the train out of there, which was a bit of a slap to the North East considering he initially made his career out of playing a the part he did ha ha. He wasn’t even from Newcastle, he was from Sunderland and I saw later interviews and his accent had changed considerably from his younger days. His wife Susan Jameson allegedly had a child she had adopted from a very early romance when she was started her career, apparently with a well known British 70s actor, now I believe the same person is in an actor’s retirement home, but when Mother and son finally met all those many years later after he tracked her down apparently she was quite cold and later had no interest in meeting him again according to the son’s version of events. I just get this vision of a pair of old snobs, him with ideas of grandeur and she quite a cold woman.

[@alexlazebat839]

@@jujuoliver6959 yes if you heard her as mrs wibbsey in doctor who you get that impression, actors can be like that and stop typecasting after this he was jack ford then, figgus a similar role, bill mcgregor

[@Eltonlaleham]

I have never been one to use juggemental saying like one has never lived at the end of the day we are all different and it would be a jolly boring old world if we were all made the same as clones of one another life would be terrible and I mean terrible

[@stuartalexander1595]

British comedy at its best.

[@richardpearce1695]

A tin of ravioli

[@LdevArt]

the new build houses of the 1970s in Newcastle were the same as many others built at that time. modern by that times standards , but looking very dated now.

[@LdevArt]

Peter the accountant sounds riveting

[@dianewallace993]

Bob was so brilliant and should have gone on to much bigger and better? things

[@dianewallace993]

well Rodney Bewes!

[@alexlazebat839]

well he was in Resurrection of the Daleks, st trinians

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?" kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoCyZZ-oicifhLs

[@trevorbarre5616]

Wtf are you quoting from Fawlty Towers?

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@trevorbarre5616 THOSE ARE THE WRONG SHAPED CHIP'S !

[@yvonneyvonne1659]

I agree with your comment about the view some lady wrote me something stupid I said I used to like Love Thy Neighbor on the buses and all the comedy pro they were a laugh I said all I told her didn’t tell her I just put a comment she said my comment was stupid but it wasn’t stupid I liked all those programs even Love Thy Neighbor was funny those days on the buses mind about the house if you were my age but the lady wrote a stupid comment that’s why my husband said don’t write no messages I didn’t write to her I just put a comment she said are you being stupidI told her the TV licence is expensive and the old people got to pay now it’s not fair something like that and she wrote a nasty reply

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@yvonneyvonne1659 I'M A DOCTOR AND I WANT MY SAUSAGE'S

[@highdownmartin]

Cut and paste your Mrs Richards dialogue under the appropriate fawlty towers clip please. It has no relevance here

[@yvonneyvonne1659]

All the nice programs like the likely lads were nice once I repeat it again it’s not very good it’s nice to see it the first time like Ronnie Barker open all hours seen it so many times porridge as well and Bridget Jones diary why can’t they put some new films are we paying that for a TV license it’s all repeats on telly

[@trevorbarre5616]

Sorry Yvonne Yvonne but what's your point what's your point?

[@MrMenefrego1]

@@trevorbarre5616 I think the only point she has is at the top of her noggin.

[@javidrashed2553]

Hi

[@javidrashed2553]

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