*This Country* is back ?

I like it, it's very funny, DH can't stand it.

Ps because I don't think he gets it!!

We still shout “Tomato!!” up the stairs when we want to call one another.

You’ll have to know the episode or I will seem bonkers to you

I have friends who won't even watch it Callistemon due to the bad language. Normally I might agree but I'm totally hooked! It has me in stitches sometimes, Kurtan always thinking he's so 'hard' when he's just not! And Kerry so over joyous when she got the Screwfix catalogue for her birthday.?

Another fan here.

Poor old Kerry, she just wants her dad's love.

Brother and sister Daisy May Cooper and Charlie Cooper who play the lead parts are such good actors, Kerry and Kurtan Mucklowe are so believable.

Very funny, I hope Series 3 is just as good as 1 & 2.

Love the naturalness of it. I worked with a few girls like Kerry. I just want to hug them! ?

POGS they are totally believable, completely relaxed, you would think it really was a documentary film crew they're talking to as themselves.
They do remind me of Harry Enfield's characters Wayne and Waynetta for the 21st century! I used to love them too.

Love it. It iso different to other programs and sometimes they make you cry and other times you laugh whats not to like!!!][smile[

We both love it. DD2 can’t persuade SIL, though, he just doesn’t get it at all. DD reckons it’s because he was brought up in a city, not in a village like her and the Mucklowes.

Love love love this programme!

I don't think it's where he was brought up Maggie as I was brought up in London and I love it. We all have a different sense of humour. Some so-called comedies leave me cold whereas this has often has me howling with laughter. Like all great comedies it also has sadness. Remember Steptoe and Son, how heartbreaking it was that Harold couldn't get away from his old dad. It made you laugh and cry. This has the same quality.

Another fan here ( but not DH) different sense of humour.
I bought the first two series ( from Amazon).
I recognise where it’s filmed, I think it’s Northleach near Burford ( Cotswolds) as we looked at a house there when moving a few years ago.
The fact that Kerry worshipped her Dad and he would hardly give her the time of day was heartbreaking, although she herself can be awful at times, same as Kurtan.
I like the well meaning vicar ?
I think my favourite episode was the scarecrow festival.

I live in rural Wiltshire, it’s very much like village life can be here. Good people that don’t find quite such a good life.

Yes I think it is Northleach.

I love this show. Kerry and Kurtan are siblings in real life and Kerry's father in the show is their real father. To portray their characters so brilliantly takes absolute genius, it's very, very funny. It's so sad that Michael Sleggs, who played Slugs, died last year.

I love it too....."wtf is a falafel?"

Have you not eaten a falafel, Pittycity?

Introduced to me by one of my DD who is rather 'woke'!

Pittcity sorry!

I read that the first epi will be a tribute to Michael Sleggs.
There was a write up about Daisy and her bro. in this week's Radio Times.
And I love the vicar!

We both loved it. I hope the new series is as good. I love the shouting mum whom we never see.

It's a This Country quote *Callistemon"
They're made of "peas that are s**t."

Sorry Pittycity

It's been a while!!

Best news I’ve had all day m. It’s brilliant. I’ve had to trxt my sons to let them know as we all love it.

My favourite episode was Kerry's birthday. She waited up until midnight for the 'Night Hawks' who would come online and wish her a happy birthday (except no-one did), then getting lost in the woods because the bus went past (thanks to Kurtan's previous trick on the bus driver) ? plus missing the steam fair. Her whole life is a series of disappointments.