Anyone else watching "Waiting for God" on Yesterday?

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• NaturalDancer Posts: 5,149

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  21/04/13 - 03:52 #2

  I've watched a few. I always used to like it but watching it now I don't know why I liked it quite so much; though I am enjoying it, but just as warm cosy TV. I didn't know how old SC was at the time but I remember in later years always thinking she never aged much and thinking she must be ancient

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 552

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  21/04/13 - 03:54 #3

  I am. I really like it. It's a shame there were so few episodes.

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• zummigummi Posts: 320

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  21/04/13 - 03:55 #4

  clemmati wrote: »

  I am. I really like it. It's a shame there were so few episodes.

  
  Five series and 47 episodes were made which really isn't that bad. Too long and it runs out of steam.

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• Tourista Posts: 14,338

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  21/04/13 - 09:17 #5

  Another one here who has been recording the eps on yesterday. watched a weeks worth last night. Still find it as funny as ever.

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• soapfan_1973 Posts: 3,624

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  21/04/13 - 12:49 #6

  Loved this series and always enjoy them when appear again. I have always enjoyed the characters she has played and there are even subtle nods to this series on occasions in Coronation Street with references to nursing homes now and then.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 12,075

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  21/04/13 - 13:25 #7

  It's great stuff... always worth a watch.

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• Tangledweb7 Posts: 3,890

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  21/04/13 - 16:28 #8

  'Jane! you're touching me' Sorry Harvey! Loved it.:D

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 552

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  21/04/13 - 19:31 #9

  zummigummi wrote: »

  Five series and 47 episodes were made which really isn't that bad. Too long and it runs out of steam.

  
  I'd thought there were only two series. Five, yes, that's fine. Thank you.

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• BritFlicks1 Posts: 631

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  21/04/13 - 20:50 #10

  Waiting for God is a very funny comedy series and I don't think it gets the appreciation it should.
  
  Stephanie Cole and Graham Crowden play opposite each other very well, and rest of the cast are great too.

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• Demonicrodent Posts: 520

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  21/04/13 - 21:04 #11

  clemmati wrote: »

  I'd thought there were only two series. Five, yes, that's fine. Thank you.

  
  Maybe next time research using imdb ? (Rolls eyes)

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 552

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  21/04/13 - 21:51 #12

  Demonicrodent wrote: »

  Maybe next time research using imdb ? (Rolls eyes)

  
  Maybe next time be less of a ********?

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• danielson81 Posts: 93

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  21/04/13 - 23:41 #13

  Been watching it on Netflix recently , quite addictive!

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• Kaz159 Posts: 11,824

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  22/04/13 - 00:36 #14

  I loved it .
  
  I've caught a few episodes on Yesterday. I'd like to think I'd be a little like SC's character when I'm old.

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  22/04/13 - 01:35 #15

  watched it all on netflix recently still very funny

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• Westy2 Posts: 14,493

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  22/04/13 - 01:39 #16

  There's some of us that still remember her as 'Beatrice' in Tenko & 'Mrs Featherstone' in Open All Hours.

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• Kaz159 Posts: 11,824

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  22/04/13 - 02:05 #17

  Westy2 wrote: »

  There's some of us that still remember her as 'Beatrice' in Tenko & 'Mrs Featherstone' in Open All Hours.

  
  There are indeed

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• Fairyprincess0 Posts: 30,061

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  22/04/13 - 04:05 #18

  I first saw this when I was eleven. All the jokes make more sense as an adult.....:D

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• barbeler Posts: 23,827

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  22/04/13 - 14:18 #19

  Am I the only one who finds a resemblance between Graham Cole and Greg Davies?

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