ChuckleVision: The Complete Series 1

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There are often references to Rotherham United football club as the brothers support the club in the TV show and the actors support them in real life too.

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Paul is the dominant sibling of the two and often due to his blind confidence the two end up in bother. When Paul realises he has made a mistake, he often blames Barry and tends to make Barry do the work whilst taking the credit for himself. Neither brother is particularly bright. Following the death of Barry Elliot in 2018, all six episodes of the final series were made available on BBC iPlayer. This series was released onto DVD in October 2011. [2] It was rereleased in July 2016. [3] Series 2 (1988–1989) [ edit ] # YOU have the power to make this happen. YOU are in control. The brothers put their hearts, souls and lives into the entertainment industry and entertained us forever with everything they had. We will never see another comedy duo like them - FACT! A BBC VHS was released in April 1993 entitled "Goofy Golfers" which featured three episodes from the fourth series, however it is now out of production. [7] In 2011 and 2012, Delta Music released two DVD box sets of the first two series. These were re-released in 2016 alongside series 3, which was released for the first time onto DVD by Simply Media.

After an incredible 292 episodes and peaking at 3 MILLION viewers per episode, the show sadly ended in 2009 after the BBC foolishly decided they no longer wanted to make the show (silly them!). These episodes were originally twenty minutes long, however in 2004 the BBC edited them down to 15 minutes. For Series 4, a new theme arrangement was produced by Dave Cooke. This remained from then on, but was shortened from Series 17.

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These episodes were originally twenty minutes long, however in 2005 the BBC edited them down to 15 minutes. It aired to critical acclaim and notoriety becoming widely known among a large span of generations for their Yorkshire humour and catchphrases such as "To me, to you" and "Oh dear, oh dear". It ran for 292 episodes over twenty-two years from 1987 to 2009. The Series 12 episode 'No Pets Allowed' was repeated on BBC Four on 11 December 2022, as part of a season of repeats of classic children's programmes for the BBC's 100th anniversary. [5] Awards [ edit ]Paul and Barry both possess Northern English accents and have a number of catchphrases, some of which involve one brother replying to the other brother's line. Thus "To me" receives the reply "To you", and "Silly me" is met with "Silly you". The line "Oh dear" is regularly followed by "Oh dear, oh dear", and sometimes by "Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear" when something goes wrong. This series was released onto DVD in October 2012. [4] It was rereleased in August 2016. [5] Series 3 (1989–1990) [ edit ] # An exception to the usual format of stand-alone episodes came with Series 14, broadcast in 2002. The series employed a continuous storyline throughout each episode, involving the brothers' hunt for a missing ruby. They continued a similar trend in the next two series, with two 3-part stories in Series 15, entitled "The Purple Pimple" and "Magnetic Distraction". A two part story called "Incredible Shrinking Barry" appears in Series 16. From Series 17, this trend was not repeated. Episode 2, "The Hunt for Chalky White" was the first appearance of "Getoutofit" played by Paul and Barry's real life brother Brian Patton of the Patton Brothers. This was followed later that same year by "Spooky Goings On 2", shortened simply to "Spooky Goings On" for the DVD cover. Like the previous release, you received a limited edition gift - a pumpkin frisbee.