Still Open All Hours (Series 1-2) [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2&4 Import - United Kingdom ]

Still Open All Hours (2013-2019) is a British sitcom created for the BBC by Roy Clarke, starring David Jason & James Baxter, which ran for 41 episodes across six series. It is the sequel to the sitcom Open All Hours, which both Clarke and Jason worked on throughout its 26-episode run from 1973 to 1985. Here are the pros & cons as I see it, I hope this helps you. Pros: 1. Great British humour, I rarely laugh out loud, but I did with many of the episodes in this series, I laughed so hard in two of the episodes that I even cried 2. Very good acting overall 3. My favourite character is Gastric played by Tim Healy; I am always prepared to laugh when he appears 4. Subtitles are an available choice if you like or need them 5. Better than the original series Open all Hours that this is based off of Cons: 1. I really don't have any cons, which is unusual for me, however, even though it is not a problem for me, make sure you are buying DVDs that will work with your region of player or buy an all-regions player Note: One of the reviews states that the DVDs are in black & white, & the sound quality is bad, this is not the case though as the DVDs are in colour & the sound is fine

Love this show! DVD’s in perfect brand new condition We got them quickly over here in the States from UK Couldn’t be happier with them !

Very satisfied with this purchase. This show is worth every penny. Seller was very helpful during purchase and was very professional, even wrote to make sure we had the right kind of DVD player to view. Thank you!

Always satisfied. Thank you again.

I have enjoyed the original series and love this one as well.

Good sequel to the original show - prompt service!

A fine British comedy. I hope they are making more seasons.

I thought they would be in color they are in black-and-white the picture is fuzzy you see lines running through the picture like it’s trying to Colorado’s itself when it shows the scene and night time it clears up in daytime it is fuzzy as far as the actors I don’t know if I have a bed DVD set or watt I ordered some more work to see if it’s this set only or just the rest of them that I have order when I get them time will tail I do not understand why they’re not in color because on TVThey are in color

Nearly thirty years on, and Granville has inherited the shop from his uncle. Gone are his daydreaming days of escape and adventure, put partly to rest by a misadventure in Blackpool with a "nice girl. Very friendly. With everyone.", resulting in a box left on his doorstep containing Leroy, his son. Brought up by Granville single-handedly (with perhaps a little help from Now Retired Nurse Gladys and the other local ladies) Leroy is now the young, handsome delivery boy Granville always wanted to be - something Granville seems to take a secret pride in. Granville has taken to heart the training "received from the meh-meh-meh Master" and added his own twist. There is now more than a little Arkwright in him, but Granville is only just below the surface. The humour and style of the writing has not changed at all (not that surprising when it's still the same scriptwriter) and this doesn't sit well with some people who were expecting it to have been more modern. I think it would have been wrong to try and update it. The camaraderie would not be the same with the intrusion of mobile phones, internet, modern argon and so on. It's a wonderful, snuggly, nostalgic steaming mug of hot chocolate of a sitcom with a gentleness not often seen these days.

Even funnier than the origin! Love it!

Great comedy show

Everything was great. But I would suggest you make sure if you buy DVD that you own a DVD player that plays all regions. But great people and place to deal with :)

I have enjoyed this entire series.