Are You Being Served? [DVD]

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I saw a few instances of colored haloes and artifacts, but these were only occasional; colors (including Mrs. Slocombe (Mollie Sugden) lead a quirky sales staff through one ribald, hilarious misadventure after another. Viewers who started watching the series from the beginning may have developed an affection for these characters over the first five seasons, but I have to admit that I didn't find them interesting in the episodes here. Mrs Slocombe constantly making referrence to her pussy at home as an excuse to get out of after hours meetings.

There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. From the comedy pens of Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft ( Dad's Army) came the departmental comedy madness that is Are You Being Served? Sit back and indulge in hours of endless innuendo, hilarity and mischief with the staff of Grace Brothers! Slocombe', 'Grounds for Divorce', 'The Hold-Up', 'Gambling Fever', 'The Night Club', 'Friends and Neighbours' and 'The Pop Star'.Note: Our refurbished grades - Pristine, Very Good and Good - are solely based on the cosmetic condition of the phone. As they adapt to living and working in Millstone Manor, the hotel's new staff do their best to impress their guests, including staging a traditional Thanksgiving dance for their American guests, as they attempt to successfully turn a profit. If you are in the North America, look out for US/Canadian flag icons on popular product listings for direct links. Some of the gags and other references are topical, and steeped in the 1970s, which may leave younger viewers a little bemused, but there are genuine laughs in every episode. Presented here in a new four-disc set, this long overdue home entertainment première is full of more laughs and double-entendres than you can shake a stick at.

Set among the men's and women's wear, seen on PBS, this perennially popular Britcom is still screamingly funny. If you've never seen the show before, I suggest you rent it first to decide whether the show is worth your time. including clothing departments run by a sales staff who range from eccentric to entirely dysfunctional. Overall, it's a nicely clean soundtrack, and the "laugh track" doesn't intrude too much on the dialogue. features humour based on innuendo, misunderstanding, mistaken identity, farce, and occasional slapstick.Lucas (Trevor Bannister), but it soon became clear that mocking a social hierarchy isn't half as funny as taking it all too seriously.

must have tickled the funny bone of a good many viewers, and certainly those viewers will be delighted to now have the complete series available on DVD. Its something you can watch for a time over and over and then put it away for a bit and you just want take it again and watch them all over. hour 16 minutes), which is a retrospective feature that highlights the funniest moments from various episodes over the course of the series.Of more note to fans is "Celebrating Mollie Sugden" (1 hour 28 minutes), which is a special feature focusing on the career of the actress who portrayed Mrs.

Admittedly this seems a bit extraneous as a special feature for a "complete series" collection, but it may interest some viewers. Series 6-10 picks up the show where the previous boxed set left off, continuing the misadventures of the same cast of characters.

Series 1 episodes are: 'Pilot', 'Dear Sexy Knickers', 'Our Figures Are Slipping', 'Camping In', 'His and Hers' and 'Diamonds Are a Man's Best Friend'. Slocombe, Senior Person’, ‘The Hero’, ‘Anything You Can Do’, ‘The Agent’ and ‘The Punch and Judy Affair’. We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site, provide personalised content and advertising, analyse our traffic, and ensure you see more of what you love. After viewing the property, the former sales team decide to take over the running of the hotel, with the help of Mr. Ob etwa das ZDF auch hier eine schöne Schnodder-Synchro der 70er Jahre hinbekommen hätte, werden wir nicht mehr erfahren.