Rock and Chips

[MrMark]

I found it both interesting and thought-provoking. Above all it seemed to capture life realistically in a working-class street in the 60s, and I probably am more sympathetic to the woman's pov of that era. Some things may seem incredible (like smoking on the underground, or cigarette machines in the wall in the hospital) but it was actually like that in those days. As a semi-documentary it worked very well, but I can understand why those looking for just another "fools n horses" farce would have been disappointed.

[DodgyAgent]

This time next year Dodgy...

I dont like the idea of being beaten to it by you

[DimPrawn]

Simple question, was it supposed to be humorous in any way shape or form, because I've had more laughs having a boil lanced.

[Doggy Styles]

I rather enjoyed it.

[MrMark]

Simple question, was it supposed to be humorous in any way shape or form, because I've had more laughs having a boil lanced.

I thought the joke about instant coffee was funny, but I may have been the only person on Earth who's not heard that one before.

[Sysman]

It's on iPlayer and also on BBC 1 next Saturday at 1:15 (Sign Zone version).

[shaunbhoy]

Superficial nonsense about chirpy luv-a-duck working class cockneys. Sleazy stereotypes and Saveloys. What did you expect?

[DimPrawn]

Superficial nonsense about chirpy luv-a-duck working class cockneys. Sleazy stereotypes and Saveloys. What did you expect?

Good summary.

[MPwannadecentincome]

yup a disappointment - could have been done in half an hour.

[wobbegong]

I didn't bother (and reading these comments makes me glad I didn't), it sounded like flogging a dead horse to me.