I'm from New Zealand and I have watched this over the years from being a child to now and I never tire of it or the other comedies in that era

Great comedy never ages it matures like a fine wine. Great comic actors are Loved and Never Forgotten, only need to think of Laurel and Hardy in that respect. Open all Hours one of the finest comedy shows ever made. R.I.P Ronnie Barker ❤

That sheep dog is gorgeous, it reminds me of my grandmas sheep dog sweep! 😘😊

I could watch these over and over again ❤

I have been watching this great hidden gem of a show since I was very young, here in Texas. Even as a young kiddo, this show made me giggle with my grandparents and now in my 40's STILL watching and loving this show.

Another perfect example of comic acting genius from messers Barker and Jason.

YOU NEVER TIRE OF THIS HUMOUR ..🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Brilliant series and how far David Jason has come a great actor

One of my ffff favourite shows of all ttt time.

Open All Hours. The epitome of British humour, in the days when the BBC could produce truly funny and wholesome shows, unlike todays Woke rubbish.

I am an american, I first saw David Jason in the tv series only fools and horses when I was abroad, could not get enough of that show, found him again in the series "Darling buds of may sharing the screen with a very young Catherine Zeta-Jones, then saw him as a detective in the show A touch of Frost, And I just now came across this series on you tube. I love love love dry witty humor, sometimes I think I was born on the wrong side of the pond. I also came across tv series My family, loved it, all of the DR Who series, well all but the last one,Red Dwarf, Top Gear, Are you being served, Keeping up appearances, Last of the summer wine, As time goes by, MI 6, also Man about town, Mind your language ect there is a phrase I believe is british when I first heard it, I laughed my "arse" off, and have used it multiple times here, "somewhere some village is missing its idiot" oh that is funny, anyone remember when Del boy was dealing with a rude cashier and asks "did you sue them" cashier she asks "sue who" answer "the people from the charm school"

Old BBC shows like this were incredibly well written, not just a joke on every page of the script like American comedy, but non-stop quips and wit.

When I have enough with today ' s world MADNESS , I like to take a break and see real comedy... For my soul& mind!😂😊

One of the best of British comedy classics, they never get old for me.

I never should have come home again to the States after my two years in England from ‘73 to ‘75. Look what I missed! I’ve never heard of this show so I guess PBS never aired it in my area. Now I’ll watch it, so all’s not lost. 😂👍

I'm in the States and I found this series two years ago, when I get sad I search for this, now it's always recommended. My precious!!

Favorite episode of OAH, every scene is a gem of great acting and writing!!

I can never get tired of watching shows like this. Truly, this is when TV was absolute magic and excelled on every angle. I feel so homesick when I see the current times of now next to the times we lived many years back then, yesterday lives Forever!!!

Like,are you being served,a delightful memory of harmless fun, with great acting.

Ronnie barker David Jason two of the best comedy greats together super comedy .Unlike modern comedy this makes you laugh and want to watch over and over again “brilliant!

miss seeing little M.Gs, Triumps, Fiat Spiders, Porsche Boxters and on and on from the 70s, so much fun.

That sheep dog is soooo cute, I remember my grandmas sheep dog. 😍

It’s my childhood. Watching with my grandad. ❤

I watch this to get some sense of reality in this dystopian woke world we're forced to live in.💟

Good old days miss them so much, when programmes were so good it's funny really we only had few channels but so many great shows these days so many but no good shows thank you so sir Ronnie barker and to all those who are no longer with us god bless you all u sorely missed 🙌❤️👌😢

Playing them back to back. Each time I find something deeper in sense.. something approving.. something that fits a recent feeling or wave of misfortune or feeling of hopefullness or easiness .. like in a prayer. Quite relatable!

"Fig Biscuits" and "Inspirational Toilet Rolls", truly a Marriage of "Convenience".

" ... but he only got as far as Aldershot !" :-)

"Inspirational Toilet Roll!" "L-louder Sir Jasper."

Dear david jason hes so funny god bless the late ronnie barker in heaven he was soooooo funny and so clever i loved him and ronnie corbett too very funny and very clever god bless both of them in heaven thanks to both of them for all the joy they brought me and everyone else too who has ever watched either open all hrs or the 2 ronnies or porridge for that matter granted ronnie corbett wasnt in porridge but the show was still funny nonetheless

I loved these English shows back then and now ❤❤🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺

the sheepdog scene at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="214">3:34</a> is so cute. one clever dog

I used to work in a shop like this when I left school, that was in 1961.

Aside from one episode, mom recorded all of these on VHS video from the tv. Some epic hours laughing. Reruns after reruns. Rest in Peace mom & Mr Arkwright.

One of my favourite episodes ever! 😂 when he sings "inspirational toilet roll" in a monk chant is just a top scene 😂

that sheep dog was beautiful when I was younger I always wanted one but never did but I’ve had many different kind of dogs over the years and loved them all so can’t really complain

One of my favorites! When he hits that guy with his bike I laugh to the point of tears every time. 😂there are so many funny bits to this episode it’s hard to choose the best. From the car chase to wavy Mavis talking to the shopkeeper’s ghost. It’s timeless! ❤️

David Jason may not look twenty something but he does a convincing impression with all that energy.

Found this seris and have been watching it over and over again even during the lockdown and Christmas time too. Thank you for putting these golden gems up for us. 😄

Wish they had more. I watch this show every night b4 bed. (better than the blasted news)

“....they call me Mavis”

The sheepdog stole the show 😁

We had the best comedy in this country when I was a child lots of hearty laughing love this can watch it over and over. love the video

One of my favorite episodes

I can't get over young Mavis and that hair'style'!!!🤭🤭❤️❤️❤️

Brilliant… finding this made my afternoon… ❤

Love the scene where Wavey Mavey tells Arkright she had crossed the luncheon meat off her list after he walked all the way over, then Arkright puts a big cross with a texts on the tin. Inspirational comedy.

Absolute quality!

Big Girls Blouse, great saying.😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ber ber ber brilliant!

Comedy legends

*Mavis - is so real 👌🏻* …. Doesn’t even feel like she’s acting 🎭

They have such a cool relationship 😊 They talk and chat all the time about everything and uncle is always with ready wisdom for his day-dreamer nephew :)

Kathy Staff 😂👍

There was two corner Shops near to where I lived in Gelli Rhondda. One was owned by a Mr Candy and the corner shop we called Candy's and on the other side Was Peglars Corner Shop

Brilliant ,thankyou for posting😊

whatever David Jason is, it turns out to be hilarious and spectacular one!

takes me back to the corner shops when i was young , way back in time

HA -yesterday at the supermarket, I just purchased four packets of those same FIG ROLL biscuits @ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1263">21:03</a> in what appears to be still the same packaging in 2023 - HA - I better check the use by date. Just had one - HA - all fine. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

Apart from loving this series i love spying out the old brands of foodstuffs & the prices are gobsmackingly cheap compared to what we pay now. Also the cigarettes with their own brand packaging! It made getting your correct brand 95% easier. Since they have been in the same dark Khaki brown packs for the last half a dozen years i still get home & find my newsagent has given me the wrong brand. Its so hard for him to read along the numerous same colour packs trying to read the brand name when the shop is full of customers! Why they had to change the packs mystifies me. Oh for those simpler days when we had a chance to buy food, heat our homes & have the night out once per week! Things in Britain are dreadful these days, were the poorest nation in Europe! Sigh! Thank you for the video Regards 🇬🇧👧

thank you for the upload its nice to see somebody putting on a whole episode instead of 3 mins

It never gets old.

The funniest scene in all of the episodes when Arkwright falls down the cellar.

British comedy. Best in the world

When Britain was still Britain, we had many advantages. One was being able to laugh - and often at ourselves.

Granviiillle!

Our life is short 😂. I remember I watched this for the first time in Australia and I’m still watching in Australia and laughing but I Love “Mind your language “😂. “Mind Your Language “ is the best👍👍👍

My alltime favorite scene Arkwrights fall down the cellar👌😁

SO NICE I WATCH THEM EVERY DAY.

"She's had him for years." "I suppose he's had her, as well." 😄😄😄

One of me favorites, and that brass band at the opening still makes me laugh when I hear it ..... knowing what was coming up for the program after that! Arkwright tending shop some place where the 'til never grabs a finger.

Back when comedies were actually funny!!!

Coffin over the bread goes down well with a nice greasy spread of dripping, Morning germs & bacteria to start the day

Simply the best !!

OMG, that till 😂😂😂 (I worked one nearly identical long time ago. I didn’t like being alone with it 😳)

I think the guy that drives the sports car after Granville tooting his horn, makes an appearance in a later episode as the Supervisor/boyfriend of Granvilles love of his life, the milk delivery lady...when Granville gives her flowers and he shoves them back at Granville.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="213">3:33</a> always get me, so cute, that one good dog

Brilliant: " I' give you one large tin and charge for two small ones"😂😂😅

The guy fixing his car is the spit of my dad 😆

There are no situation comedies that come close to this today. The true test is the test of time. This, Porridge, Fawlty Towers never seem to age. Only Fools and Horses came close on times.

One of the classics why can't they make sitcoms like this anymore? Only fools n horses' Rising damp, Porridge, Steptoe and son, Till death us do part, Last of the summer wine and Dads army. All we get now is never ending cooking programmes and so called celebs dancing on ice rubbish.

Was Ronnie Barker in anything at all (from The Navy Lark onwards) where he didn't give a 100% professional performance? He was good.

That sheep dog's adorable. >w

great episode.

Remind our Granville in future to keep his trap shut

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1556">25:56</a> "You wouldn't get this sort of economic training anywhere in... AAARGH!"

I've said similar " Why does someone have this thing about workers starting so bloody early " Yet the office lot ,no so. The mail office 9.00 am , the Bank 9.30 am.

Was born in the 2000s but shouldve been born in like the 50s better than today I'll tell you that for facts

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="899">14:59</a> That scene is so funny. 😂

An utter classic 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

So many wonderful laughs ` delited

Why does everything cost £1 !!!!!!! Love the shows, a classic

That.. Must have hurt >.> when Granville hit the guy with his horn

Love these guys they are so funny 😂🤣 Thank you 👋👋♥️

tongue in cheek at its best innuendo brill

Funny! And the future Inspector Frost!

Brilliant as ever!

I now watch still open all hours

Is it on your list? Yes but lve crossed it off! Love Mavis

I'd totally fa fa forgotten about this show until I found this vid just by chance lol. I think the last time I saw an episode was 1980'something. Those were the days of awesome tv for the whole family.