Do You Like AYBS Again ?

[sonosun]

I personally love this show. It isn't AYBS?,but it does have the same chemistry and some of the same characters. It is funny too. :wink:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I hated this show when I first saw it. For all stupid reasons too.... They weren't in the shop anymore, the whole Mavis thingy but then I sat down to do wallies from it and I realized that the magic was still there, just in different form. The Second season is where everything started to gel together. Too bad they didn't keep going on with the show.....

Now I'm a bonifide Grace and Favour nut !!!!!

[minki]

I loved it! It's nice to see the staff in a setting outside of the store. I don't think they could have gotten 10 seasons out of it though, and were wise to end it after the 2nd while it was still on a high note.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Now come on Minki Moo... at least 4 Season would have been nice !!!http://lordgreg.minki.net/thumbup.gif

[DuranFan]

I love this show!! In fact, I was actually watching a couple of episodes just about an hour ago with my dad! :lol:

So glad they released it on DVD!

[frankdicer]

the idea of AYBS getting another chance......intoxicating

And I think in fact, they did a very good job, considering the age of the
originals.

The new characters well, frankly.......I greatly enjoyed all of them.

I got the DVD as soon as I could and gave the old tapes to my sister.

[Catherine]

Excellent show....I only wish they'd made more of them. Can you imagine what the reaction would've been from the "staff" if , at some point or other , Miss Belfridge had shown up in a tour group or as a guest in some other situation? How about Miss Novelty Candles showing up or perhaps applying for a job at the hotel?

I'd liked to have seen Mrs. Axelby come onboard, perhaps as a new addition to the cast, working at the Manor now partially owned by her good friend, Mrs. Slocombe.

What if Mrs. Slocombe had resurrected her perfume-making skills? After all, she was in the country at Millstone Manor, where she could've grown all kinds of herbs and other vital ingredients. Just the making and marketing of the perfume could've been sources for several episodes, with lots of opportunities for good laughs.

Catherine

[mrsslocombe]

the show was funny but different.
I loved Mr. Moulterd!

[Miss Brahms]

I liked it, but I would like almost anything AYBS as long as it has the fab five on. :D

[missmacinthorpe]

It has some cute moments, but Maurice Moulterd is the primary reason I haven't bought the AYBS?A! DVDs.

Miss Jackson

[Pamela]

yay! I love G & F-I can't believe I didn't see it on it's original run-I must have been mad.

Brill seeing the bunch again-it's only a shame it didn't last much, much longer.

[Old Mr. Grace]

I like it! My PBS station only showed AYBS?A? for a few months. Luckily, I managed to record all the episodes on my VCR before PBS dropped it.

[wolf_fire186]

Yes, I really liked this show. I could have stood with a couple of more seasons. I got the DVD with all 12 eppys. Now I can watch it forever and ever :D I too wish Mrs. Axelby could have been seen. I missed Mr. Lucas when he left. I would have liked to see how he reacted to the country. (I did see him on an eppy of Keeping Up Appearances. He worked at a store and sold kitchen remodeling stuff.) My favorite new character would have to be Mavis. SHE'S not afraid to tell old Rumbold off. "There will be no more arguing at the table. And you eat all them taters Mr. Rumbold or you'll get no pudding. Then when she does give him the pudding she sticks those two cinnamon sticks in it so it looks like his ears! I laugh hilariously every time.

[wolf_fire186]

Yes, I really liked this show. I could have stood with a couple of more seasons. I got the DVD with all 12 eppys. Now I can watch it forever and ever :D I too wish Mrs. Axelby could have been seen. I missed Mr. Lucas when he left. I would have liked to see how he reacted to the country. (I did see him on an eppy of Keeping Up Appearances. He worked at a store and sold kitchen remodeling stuff.) My favorite new character would have to be Mavis. SHE'S not afraid to tell old Rumbold off. "There will be no more arguing at the table. And you eat all them taters Mr. Rumbold or you'll get no pudding. Then when she does give him the pudding she sticks those two cinnamon sticks in it so it looks like his ears! I laugh hilariously every time.

[Zircon]

I'm a big fan of this Grace Brothers 'last-hurrah'. Another season or two would have been perfect for me, as I think there was a lot of potential for stories and character; arguably more so than the original series, which had inherent restrictions (the odd foray to the Costa Plonka notwithstanding ...)

To be quite honest, the writing for "Grace and Favour" (don't make me call it by the other name, I'm easily confused) is a little hit and miss. There are moments where the dialogue is sublime; for example:

"Do you doubt her veracity?"
"Pardon?"
"Do you DOUBT her VERACITY?"
"Well I know she 'ad it when I first knew 'er ..."

Then there are other moments - often set pieces - which kind of fall flat. For example, the interview with the British Rail waiter, complete with punchline and then off-stage crash.

(Having said that, comedy's a very personal thing, and I wouldn't be surprised to hear that this scene is another fan's favourite.)

What makes the series really special for me is the ensemble and their performances. Lines which would otherwise be forgettable become belly-achingly funny, when delivered by actors with well-honed comic timing.

Alongside the individual talents of the cast, there's also the whole 'togetherness' vibe which I find endearing. Just as the characters have known each other "Years and years ... and years ... and years and years ..." and thus can play upon that connection, the actors are similarly well-acquainted with their peers. When I watch the group scenes in particular, it's terrific to see the generosity and understanding in those performances.

I'd agree with Mr WibblyWobbly that the second season is the stronger. The first feels like an extended pilot, establishing the new situation (though it has some wonderful moments). My personal favourite episode would have to be the petrified-pussy one. Shame we never got another season. Catherine's idea for Slocombe's Country Perfumeries is wonderful; how nice it would have been to see an episode set during the local village fayre, with our heroes once more pushing goods over the counter (and Mavis in her kissing booth trying to avoid Malcolm, and Maurice Moulterd terrifying the children at the animal corner, and Miss Lovelock running the pony rides ...)

Missed opportunity! Still, we have our imaginations!

(With apologies for the length of the post; so much stored up enthusiasm, and finally a place to vent it all!)

[sonosun]

We prefer to call it Grace and Favour here on the board actually. I hope you will have plenty more to say. :lol:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I missed Mr. Lucas when he left. I would have liked to see how he reacted to the country.

That would have been fantastic !!!! Lucas popping to stay over with a bird in her early 20's and the shock on both his and the staffs faces !!!! My God that would have been a server's dream come true !!!

[sonosun]

Greg I would like for Lucas to get together with all of the rest too.(Greg faints) :lol:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

:lol:

[sonosun]

See I do like Lucas too. :lol:

[wolf_fire186]

Sorry sonosun but I can't get used to calling it Grace and Favour. To me it is AYBS? Again!

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I'm the opposite.. I like "Grace and Favour" to AYBSA?. Just sounds so British !!!!! :lol: http://home.dejazzd.com/mollie/Unionjack.JPG

[sonosun]

Grace and Favour after all is the original title of the show.

[I'm free!]

Never saw this show. I don't believe my PBS station ever aired it. :cry: :cry:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Never saw this show. I don't believe my PBS station ever aired it. :cry: :cry:
Funny, funny show !!! You should really take a gander at it sometime !!!!http://lordgreg.minki.net/thumbup.gif

[lovepink]

I love Grace and Favour and the people that our in the show. :wink:

[wolf_fire186]

It's a great show, I'm Free. I think you'd like it. You can get all twelve eppys on DVD.

[dazzlestar14]

I've been watching the program for years. Here in Canada, we call it "Are You Being Served? Again!" But I find "Grace and Favour" so much easier to say! The show had a much more relaxed approach to it than the original. They would always air the series immediately after the finale of AYBS? (The Pop Star.), so it was like a little vacation from the regular series.

Now of course, I have all of the series on dvd so I can watch them anytime I want. Sometimes I like to treat myself to some mini marathons on a dull sunday afternoon.

[frankdicer]

Now of course, I have all of the series on dvd so I can watch them anytime I want. Sometimes I like to treat myself to some mini marathons on a dull sunday afternoon.

Have a lot of those in the Great White North?.....Sorry, sorry, sorry.....it just welled up inside me.....Apologies if its too sarcie(sarky,sarcy sarkey??)

BTW, I do the same only late at night after all have gone to bed!!!

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Hell, my life is a mini AYBS? or GAF marathon !!!!:lol2:

[sonosun]

Hell, my life is a mini AYBS? or GAF marathon !!!!

That's why you're my idol Greg.

[dazzlestar14]

Actually Frank,

Sunday is really my only day off as I go to school Monday through Friday, and I work Friday and Saturday. So Sunday is my relaxing and boring day in the great white north. :wink:

[frankdicer]

Actually Frank,

Sunday is really my only day off as I go to school Monday through Friday, and I work Friday and Saturday. So Sunday is my relaxing and boring day in the great white north. :wink:

I hope you know I was just kidding ya.....I like a good quiet relaxing Sunday
as well.....cheers

[dazzlestar14]

I knew you were kidding, I often get teased about the igloo country, lol.

You know, I never actually thought I would buy GAF on dvd because I figured it would be too pricey, but I completely forgot that there were only 12 episodes, so it wasn't expensive at all!

[sonosun]

so it wasn't expensive at all!

But priceless in the long run.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I got my Grace and Favour set for 20 bucks !!!!!!http://lordgreg.minki.net/thumbup.gif

[dazzlestar14]

Good Bargaining!

I think I scooped mine up for $42, but keep in mind, mine is Canadian pricing. But as Sonosun said, it is priceless in the longrun!

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Good Bargaining!

I think I scooped mine up for $42, but keep in mind, mine is Canadian pricing. But as Sonosun said, it is priceless in the longrun!

Amen Dazz and Sonosun !!!!!!

I love this show the more I watch it !!!!

[dazzlestar14]

I love watching the dvd's because I can finally see the complete episodes! On YTV, they would always cut out parts due to commercial timing. Now it is fun to watch the episode and say: "Hey! I've never seen that before!"

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

We hate commercials !!!! :evil:

[dazzlestar14]

I hate commercials too!

I would always write in to my PBS station wishing they would play it, but now I don't have to.

[frankdicer]

You know, I could live with commercials IF the stations/networks/jerks in charge would guarantee they would not cut any footage of the show.....
I would stil be an imposition but it would be bearable.....as it is, even PBS is
running commercials now....(apologies to the Brits who would say, PBS ARE running commericals)

Anyway, I think commercials ruin Television.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

You know, I could live with commercials IF the stations/networks/jerks in charge would guarantee they would not cut any footage of the show.....
I would stil be an imposition but it would be bearable.....as it is, even PBS is
running commercials now....(apologies to the Brits who would say, PBS ARE running commericals)

Anyway, I think commercials ruin Television.
Not to get too off topic here but I have to agree 100% with you. Commercials are the main reason (besides crap shows) that I watch NO regular programs. They will show 5 minutes of something and then cut to a commercial. Then it's finger on the remote time and click-click-click.....

[frankdicer]

Anyway, I think commercials ruin Television.[/quote]
Not to get too off topic here but I have to agree 100% with you. Commercials are the main reason (besides crap shows) that I watch NO regular programs. They will show 5 minutes of something and then cut to a commercial. Then it's finger on the remote time and click-click-click.....[/quote]

Yes 5minutes of show and about 15 minutes of commercials for some shows.... pfui!

[Maurice Moulterd]

Excellent show....I only wish they'd made more of them. Can you imagine what the reaction would've been from the "staff" if , at some point or other , Miss Belfridge had shown up in a tour group or as a guest in some other situation? How about Miss Novelty Candles showing up or perhaps applying for a job at the hotel?


Catherine

I remember right after season 2 had aired, our local PBS ran an interview show with John Inman during "pledge week." During this interview he stated that season three was being worked on and the plots had been outlined, but the contract had not been renewed for season three by the BBC. The gist of season 3 was that Mavis would realize that Mr. Humphries was indeed to old for her and she ended up getting engaged/married to Will. This interview aired many years ago and I know I had it on tape somewhere. I will have to go looking again.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Excellent show....I only wish they'd made more of them. Can you imagine what the reaction would've been from the "staff" if , at some point or other , Miss Belfridge had shown up in a tour group or as a guest in some other situation? How about Miss Novelty Candles showing up or perhaps applying for a job at the hotel?


Catherine

I remember right after season 2 had aired, our local PBS ran an interview show with John Inman during "pledge week." During this interview he stated that season three was being worked on and the plots had been outlined, but the contract had not been renewed for season three by the BBC. The gist of season 3 was that Mavis would realize that Mr. Humphries was indeed to old for her and she ended up getting engaged/married to Will. This interview aired many years ago and I know I had it on tape somewhere. I will have to go looking again.

That sounds very interesting !!!! Would loved to have seen that one !! :D

[frankdicer]

.... The gist of season 3 was that Mavis would realize that Mr. Humphries was indeed to old for her and she ended up getting engaged/married to Will This interview aired many years ago and I know I had it on tape somewhere. I will have to go looking again.


Who is Will, I thought Mavis' Boyfriend was Malcolm?

[dazzlestar14]

Perhaps Will was a Season 3 character whom we did not get to meet. But for some reason, the name Will is coming up in memory for some reason.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I guess I didn't catch that the first time 'round. Who is Will ???? :shrug:

[frankdicer]

Who is Will? Will he marry the lovely Mavis? Will there be another season?

Tune in next time to Grace and Favour Melodramas.

[dazzlestar14]

LOL, seriously, I wish we could find out who Will was.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I think it might have been a typo ????? :shrug:

[sonosun]

Has not our dear Mavis referred to Mr Humphries as Will? :shrug:

[Maurice Moulterd]

I guess I didn't catch that the first time 'round. Who is Will ???? :shrug:

OOPS. :eek: I guess this is what I get for posting a reply so late at night. Sorry for the confusion. Yes indeed, it is Malcom that Mavis intends to marry. Where did Will come from??? The only excuse (and lame at that) is- there use to be a website "MavisandWil" (it now appears to be defunct) that I have bookmarked. I must have stared at this too long and somehow the name Will came to mind as I was typing the repy.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I guess I didn't catch that the first time 'round. Who is Will ???? :shrug:

OOPS. :eek: I guess this is what I get for posting a reply so late at night. Sorry for the confusion. Yes indeed, it is Malcom that Mavis intends to marry. Where did Will come from??? The only excuse (and lame at that) is- there use to be a website "MavisandWil" (it now appears to be defunct) that I have bookmarked. I must have stared at this too long and somehow the name Will came to mind as I was typing the repy.
You are forgiven Maurice !! Thanks for setting that straight !!!! :mrgreen:

[dazzlestar14]

That's right, I do remember her calling Mr.Humphries Will once. I didn't know why at first, but realized Will could have been for Wilberforce. But I'm glad it is all straightened out anyways.

[frankdicer]

That's right, I do remember her calling Mr.Humphries Will once. I didn't know why at first, but realized Will could have been for Wilberforce. But I'm glad it is all straightened out anyways.

I'd be interested in what episode/scene that occurred in....if you remember.

[Zircon]

Where did Will come from??? The only excuse (and lame at that) is- there use to be a website "MavisandWil" (it now appears to be defunct) that I have bookmarked. I must have stared at this too long and somehow the name Will came to mind as I was typing the repy.

If anyone is interested, there's an excellent facility on-line which allows you to view web-sites that are now defunct. It's called the Internet Archive.

http://www.archive.org/

To view the 'Mavis and Wil' site, you'll need to plug in its original URL to the Archive's 'Wayback Machine' (fortunately it still came up on Google):

http://moviething.com/members/tv/mavisandwil/index.shtml

It's a nice enough site, in terms of design and pictures and stuff. But for heaven's sake, don't read the fanfic. <shudder>

[Maurice Moulterd]

Where did Will come from??? The only excuse (and lame at that) is- there use to be a website "MavisandWil" (it now appears to be defunct) that I have bookmarked. I must have stared at this too long and somehow the name Will came to mind as I was typing the repy.

If anyone is interested, there's an excellent facility on-line which allows you to view web-sites that are now defunct. It's called the Internet Archive.

http://www.archive.org/

To view the 'Mavis and Wil' site, you'll need to plug in its original URL to the Archive's 'Wayback Machine' (fortunately it still came up on Google):

http://moviething.com/members/tv/mavisandwil/index.shtml

It's a nice enough site, in terms of design and pictures and stuff. But for heaven's sake, don't read the fanfic. <shudder>


You have done very well!

So... using the instructions provided above, and clicking on the link "Guests of Millstone Manor" I quote:

'Ello, all! I'm your hostess, Mavis Moulterd-Humphries...me husband, Wil, will take your bags after you sign the registry.

Now it all makes sence.... I think!

[frankdicer]

Where did Will come from??? The only excuse (and lame at that) is- there use to be a website "MavisandWil" (it now appears to be defunct) that I have bookmarked. I must have stared at this too long and somehow the name Will came to mind as I was typing the repy.

If anyone is interested, there's an excellent facility on-line which allows you to view web-sites that are now defunct. It's called the Internet Archive.

http://www.archive.org/

To view the 'Mavis and Wil' site, you'll need to plug in its original URL to the Archive's 'Wayback Machine' (fortunately it still came up on Google):

http://moviething.com/members/tv/mavisandwil/index.shtml

It's a nice enough site, in terms of design and pictures and stuff. But for heaven's sake, don't read the fanfic. <shudder>


You have done very well!

So... using the instructions provided above, and clicking on the link "Guests of Millstone Manor" I quote:

'Ello, all! I'm your hostess, Mavis Moulterd-Humphries...me husband, Wil, will take your bags after you sign the registry.

Now it all makes sence.... I think!

YES Now it makes sense....its not in the episodes themselves.....
Many thanks for the great info.....

[Assistant 134]

Last night, my PBS station finally showed the mummy cat episode. That was so funny. Now, I wish they would show the Pilot.

[frankdicer]

Last night, my PBS station finally showed the mummy cat episode. That was so funny. Now, I wish they would show the Pilot.

Only two words to say......DVD

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Last night, my PBS station finally showed the mummy cat episode. That was so funny. Now, I wish they would show the Pilot.

Only two words to say......DVD

I have to agree with him dear. Down with the fascist PBS stations !!!! :evil:

[frankdicer]

Last night, my PBS station finally showed the mummy cat episode. That was so funny. Now, I wish they would show the Pilot.

Only two words to say......DVD

I have to agree with him dear. Down with the fascist PBS stations !!!! :evil:

3 things....
First, DVD's(or videos) give you the ability to re-veiw and remind yourself of
how an episode went...very important for old farts who can barely remember
what they had for lunch (or is it dinner?). sounds vaguely familiar to me....
Second, My comment about 2 words ...DVD.....shows that there are
3 kinds of people in this world! Those who can count and those who can't
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[frankdicer]

An odd thing occurred to me.(which is different "from things occurred to me oddly" )....The thread is "Do you like AYBSA". I have not seen a single
post where the answer was in the negative.

[frankdicer]

Text snipped by frankdicer.....

Down with the fascist PBS stations !!!! :evil:

To a guy that so deserves one but rarely have I seen him get one....this ones for you!

"AMEN BRUVVER GREG"

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

Text snipped by frankdicer.....

Down with the fascist PBS stations !!!! :evil:

To a guy that so deserves one but rarely have I seen him get one....this ones for you!

"AMEN BRUVVER GREG"

Thank You FD !!!!!! :oops: :mrgreen:

[dazzlestar14]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

[frankdicer]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!


"Greg Hates Joanie Loves Chachi"...sounds like another spin off...you up for it Greg? careful how you punctuate it.....

[missmacinthorpe]

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

You talkin' 'bout me??? :o

Miss Jackson

[sonosun]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

I remember a certain WibblyWobbly who didn't at all care for AYBS?A untill we made him buy the DVD's.:lol2:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

I remember a certain WibblyWobbly who didn't at all care for AYBS?A untill we made him buy the DVD's.:lol2:
Right you are buddy !!! You and Tids were on me till I gave them a try and now I'm sorry I didn't !!!!!!! Thank you !!!!!

[sonosun]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

I remember a certain WibblyWobbly who didn't at all care for AYBS?A untill we made him buy the DVD's.:lol2:
Right you are buddy !!! You and Tids were on me till I gave them a try and now I'm sorry I didn't !!!!!!! Thank you !!!!!

That's what persistant busybodies are for. Speaking for myself of course. I am unamamous in that. :D

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

You talkin' 'bout me??? :o

Miss Jackson

Aren't you a GAF fan Miss Jackson ???? :shrug:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

You're absolutely right, not one negative comment about AYBS?A!
However, being an AYBS? fansite, I would doubt to see a person post negatively about the show. Either that, or they are afraid of being attacked by us fans. :lol:

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

I remember a certain WibblyWobbly who didn't at all care for AYBS?A untill we made him buy the DVD's.:lol2:
Right you are buddy !!! You and Tids were on me till I gave them a try and now I'm sorry I didn't !!!!!!! Thank you !!!!!

That's what persistant busybodies are for. Speaking for myself of course. I am unamamous in that. :D

That's why you're my buddy Sonosun !!!! :mrgreen:

[missmacinthorpe]

I remember on the Old Board, that there were a few AYBS? fans that didn't particularly like GAF. Not all spin offs are liked by the same fans. I loved Happy Days but hated Joanie Loves Chachi !!!!

You talkin' 'bout me??? :o

Miss Jackson

Aren't you a GAF fan Miss Jackson ???? :shrug:

Well, I don't have the DVDs. I have the episodes taped off TV and burned onto Video CDs (I don't own a DVD burner :cry: ). The show's OK, but to me it's vastly inferior to AYBS? (and Maurice Moulterd is extremely annoying to me). If someone gave me the DVDs, I wouldn't mind, but I don't want to spend good money on seeing Mr. Moulterd in digitally-enhanced splendor. :lol:

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

:lol2: :lol2:

[ahkenatan]

Hi all! New to these forums.
It's good to see I'm not the only obsessed AYBS person out there, lol.
I enjoy this show, it's good to see all of the old characters together. It's just a shame Lucas wasn't involved.

AYBSA wasn't as funny as AYBS but the characters were old so the pace wasn't going to be the same as it was. I personally love it just as much as the first series.

[sonosun]

Amen Bruvver Ahkenatan!
:D

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I agree as well !!!:thumb:

[spoonme]

I love it! I think it's very funny and the chemistry is still there in bounds. It was a brave choice and I am glad the BBC did it even though they didn't really support it. I still watch it and it makes me laugh and that's the whole point really.

[spoonme]

I watched 9 episodes in a row last night - LOVE IT!!!

[frankdicer]

I watched 9 episodes in a row last night - LOVE IT!!!

That's one thing about AYBSA (GAF) , you can become very familiar with
all the episodes very quickly. I have watched all of them in 1 setting....
DVDs are great for that!

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

I watched 9 episodes in a row last night - LOVE IT!!!

That's one thing about AYBSA (GAF) , you can become very familiar with
all the episodes very quickly. I have watched all of them in 1 setting....
DVDs are great for that!

That's a great Sunday thing to do !!! :mrgreen:

[spoonme]

You mean AFTER church of course.

[Greg WibblyWobbly]

You mean AFTER church of course.

Of course... :lol: