On The Buses

[Rondadoronron]

The film was the second most popular movie at the British box office in 1971. It earned ₤1,500,000 in the UK and ₤1,000,000 overseas, making a profit to Hammer of ₤532,000

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Originally Posted by Rondadoronron

I had this picture as my work PC background. I thought it would attract the office dolly birds to me by association. It didn't.

[Sam]

I embarked on a similar pursuit a few years ago and watched all 7 series in order . It's a shame the series took a bit of a nosedive after series 5. Some of the later episodes, like 'On the Omnibuses' are truly awful and difficult to get through! It was only when Stan left and they brought Olive's character to the fore that you realised how irritating she was and started to sympathise with old 'Arfur's plight!

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[Rondadoronron]

Originally Posted by Sam

I embarked on a similar pursuit a few years ago and watched all 7 series in order . It's a shame the series took a bit of a nosedive after series 5. Some of the later episodes, like 'On the Omnibuses' are truly awful and difficult to get through! It was only when Stan left and they brought Olive's character to the fore that you realised how irritating she was and started to sympathise with old 'Arfur's plight!

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The lose of Michael Robbins after series 6 was definately a downward turn,then to have Stan (Reg Varney) leave in the middle of series 7 was truly odd.Also the whole series in general missed an oppurtunity to add pathos to stan's character after he gets twarted by family/Blakey/women in general,which Galton And Simpson did with Harold steptoe.Still it was nice to see stephen Lewis and Bob Grant write some episodes.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Sam

. It's a shame the series took a bit of a nosedive after series 5.

I felt it took a nosedive just after the opening credits of the first episode.