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Audience Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over Binding: DVD Brand: Universal Pictures Video EAN: 5050582303988 Format: Box set, PAL Label: Universal Pictures Video Languages:EnglishOriginal Language Manufacturer: Universal Pictures Video Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: Universal Pictures Video Region Code: 2 Release Date: November 15, 2025 Studio: Universal Pictures Video Theatrical Release Date: December 12, 2025
Rating: - Excellent
Can watch this time & again & it still makes me laugh.
I have forced relatives to watch it (who are not VW fans) and they have said how funny it is as well.
Would like to see a third series of "what happened next" especially bren & tony's move to Scotland. The whole cast were fantastic.
Rating: - Just right to cheer you up!
Dinner ladies is Victoria Wood at her zany best. The first episodes are working life acutely perceived and absolutely hilarious. A great pick- me- up if you're feeling down.
Rating: - Laugh and cry
These DVDs are astoundingly good value at less than £10 for the boxed set of both series. There are no special features or extras, but all sixteen episodes are here and that is enough.
Dinnerladies is very funny with its humour being primarily character-driven. In fact, all the action takes place within the confines of the kitchen and canteen where the dinnerladies are employed. The script is so wonderfully crafted that there is no need for changes in location in order to make it ... Read More
Rating: - As good as Oscar Wilde
Dinnerladies is possibly the most underestimated comedy the world has ever seen. Almost every line seems to contain something good, and there are so many jokes, witticisms and finely-observed characters packed into each half hour that almost anyone is bound to laugh at something sooner or later.
The lion's share of the credit has to go to the writer (and star) Victoria Wood. She exhibits the highest form of humour, quiet but biting, satirical without being exploitative, filled with ... Read More
Rating: - The only five star canteen inthe land
This is extraordinarily good comedy, writing and acting stripped bare and left to their very basics. Set in the canteen of a factory, it harks back to the early days of live television, with one set, the camera never straying from the kitchen/canteen, and the impression being generated that everything is happening, pretty much live. That time does pass says something about the quality of this production - you, as viewer, do suspend your disbelief and feel as if you are eavesdropping on the private ... Read More
- Just right to cheer you up!