The Good LIfe series 2 episode 3 Mr Fix It The Good Life

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  @theresapierce3934 · 3 months ago

  RIP Penelope and Thank-you for all the entertainment over the years.

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• RA

  @radio-su6lh · 4 years ago

  Oh wow. Just hearing the opening theme tune made me tear up! Could picture myself as a youngster curled up on the sofa next to my mum and dad watching our fav programme. Sniff sniff. A lifetime ago and so innocent to the madness we now live in.

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• KA

  @katthefantastic · 1 year ago

  As someone who lives in a posh neighborhood, yet does as much as I can to be self-sufficient. I've always adored this show and the amazing friendship they had with one another.

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• TR

  @Tracy-os6un · 3 months ago

  Rest in peace Penelope we loved you in this and many other programmes that you did 1940/2026

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• GA

  @gaggymott9159 · 5 years ago

  Penelope Keith was awarded Dame of the British Empire in 2014, and very rightly so. Although her characters were aloof and middle-upper class, her acting always appealed to me, as a working class....Her Majesty and her decision to make Penelope a DBE was superb ❤

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• TR

  @trudilouise9368 · 5 years ago

  Still, no one gives due credit to the Jerry, who works endlessly in the rejected awful job and financially supports both households.

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• DE

  @DeltaStar777 · 3 years ago

  What a gem, they just don’t make tv like this anymore

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• JE

  @jeremyhaines3847 · 3 years ago

  The Good Life was a excellent brilliant program

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• GR

  @Grania52 · 5 years ago

  When I'm feeling low, or anxious (as most of us are during this pandemic) I watch this series. It's like comfort food for the brain.

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• TA

  @tammylee8937 · 4 years ago

  This has always been a comfort series for me too. It’s a good reminder to simplify life , and be grateful.  Even if you don’t want to simplify as much as they have, it feels good to imagine that you could succeed even in the most basic circumstances. 😀

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• DA

  @davelovesdrums · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m only in my mid 30&apos;s and I feel quite lucky that, between my elder brothers, of various ages, and my parents, I saw comedies from as old as the 50s to the late 90s and 2000s (when I was growing up). Some of the 70s ones were just brilliant. I loved The Good Life. And Some Mother&apos;s Do &apos;Ave &apos;Em and Last Of The Summer Wine were great too.<br><br>Though it&apos;s hard to think of Last Of The Summer Wine as a 70s series when it went on for so many decades!

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• WE

  @weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars · 5 years ago

  Such a pity the lower bit is missing 😔 I liked the series and my mother absolutely adored it. I&apos;m enjoying revisiting it 💖

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