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Friday 20th April 2012 - 10:31:56
From: steveb
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website: stephenblanchard@ymail.com
Recently on a train back to London, the steward asked if I'd like a drink, G&T said I, large one sir the steward asked, mind your own business said I. A great line from a top three sitcom.
Friday 9th March 2012 - 14:20:39
From: John
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website: 3dtvs.org.uk
Perhaps the best British comedy of all time? I was delighted to find this site. Excellent information and a fitting tribute.
Monday 5th March 2012 - 17:41:54
From: Paul Fowlds
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website:
Is it worth adding to John Rutland's bio that he appeared with Ronnie Barker in 'Spanner's Eleven' (one of the '7 of 1' series), 'Open All Hours' and was a regular in 'The Two Ronnies'?
Friday 17th February 2012 - 09:54:37
From: Jackie
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website: jakigray@fsmail.net
Nice to see someone keeping this series alive with so much brilliant background information
Thank You
Thursday 2nd February 2012 - 21:20:43
From: emre
Rating of this site: Good
Website: www.dizayrt.com
Good website! Cong ;)
Kartpostal
Thursday 26th January 2012 - 12:52:53
From: dave harris
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website:
Hi everyone, fantastic website. My question to all of you is this....I can't remember seeing any scenes with both Mackay & Grouty in, can you? I have always wondered how Mackay would treat Grouty
Friday 20th January 2012 - 14:37:26
From: Nigel Robinson
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website:
Excellent website with informative sections on one of the most enduring and funniest TV shows of all time. Porridge will always be funny to any viewer, whether it is the 1970s, 1990s, 2010s etc.
Thursday 29th December 2011 - 17:25:49
From: Peter Bowden
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website:
In my opinion Porrridge is right up there with Only fools and horses, and Fawlty Towers as one of it not the best Sitcom ever to be on British tele. Its superbly written combining comedy, and at times pathos, with great charcterisation. The performances of the main protagonist, Ronnie Barker, Richard Beckinsale, Fulton Mckay and Brian Wilde together with supporting cast including many who went on to enjoy huge success in later roles,is second to none. Of course it has aged but it has lost none of its appeal. An example of British television at it's very best.
Saturday 24th December 2011 - 16:09:00
From: chris
Rating of this site: Good
Website:
just got clarence £4 from choices if your interested
for my mum but i also can't wait to watch it.
i loved this series yet as far as i know they didn't make anymore.
there's so many tv progs where i loved them but they didn't make enough episodes, i.e. The Gnomes of Dulwich which the useless bbc deleted, whoever did this should be named and shamed for destroying our art heritage.
why aren't the bbc etc showing these type of programmes again or is it the pc brigade judging what we can / can't watch as usual.
there was so much grest tv from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's that is not being re-run, yet they re-run drivel from six months ago all the time.
the british people should own the copyright to this not the bbc.
Saturday 26th November 2011 - 01:18:47
From: Louisa Orton
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website:
I loved this show! thanks for putting the website together for all to enjoy!
Tuesday 18th October 2011 - 21:36:59
From: adrian jones
Rating of this site: Good
Website:
Prisons used to be like "porridge" but now they are like holiday camps !!!
Thursday 13th October 2011 - 18:21:04
From: Ian
Rating of this site: Excellent
Website: completeboxset.co.uk
Of all the comedy series repeated on various channels, Porridge is the only one I never tire of. Thanks for putting such a wonderful site together.
Monday 8th August 2011 - 17:55:22
From: Ian Rankin
Rating of this site: BLANK
Website: www.porridge.org.uk
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