Dad's Army - Series 4 (DVD)

I am a big fan and the price was very good. Howver I will not be buying again from j5417, 140016246471. since they do not write feedback. Terry

This dvd is a must for fans of the classic sitcom, all the usual capers with Mannering and co.

You know what to expect and won't be dissapointed!!

This series covers 13 episodes of the classic Dads Army series in its prime, including the rarely aired gem absent friends. Every episode is as fresh as the day it was aired and all feature the sublime James Beck.

Just timeless comedy,one of the last full series with pte Walker in, my favourite character. one of the extras is infact a special section on James Beck.
If you are a Dads Army fan this is one of the best!!!

Timeless comedy taking you back to the good old, bad old days of world war 2.You can just imagine a arrogant,pompus,bank manager, come Captain,like Mainwaring.I wish id have been around in those years,but alass never to be now.A lot of the cast have sadly passed away but their memories and lives will live on forever in the best ever comedy series ever made.Well written,superb selection of cast,i had heard John was due to be cast as Captain at first instead of Arthur,that would never have worked. God bless them all from your number 1 fan.

It's an absolute classic BBC TV series with humour that doesn't date. I'm going to take it away and watch it with my wife on caravan holidays in the winter!

Having played the DVD, I thought it a great laugh, Like all Dads Army episides, the cast are just great,

If one has a liking for the absurdity of the wartime years as seen in the rationing, blackout, austerity, and the Homeguard then this is for you. Although not superslick, americanised dialogue, and certainly not cutting edge humour, Dads Army still maintains the homespun, idealistic naivety that was prevalent during the war years. The characterisation is supreme, and the pitfalls of a hapless but ingenious group of wartime defenders shines through. Many of the jokes are telegraphed, many of the slapstick occurrences are expected, yet this in no way deflects from its feelings of warmth and honesty. I would recommend this series to anyone wanting to smile and reflect on the battles that were fought, not just on foreign fields, but the hardship, tenacity and comradeship that was forged on British soil in those dark days. I highly recommend series 1 to 5, but I do tend to think that from series 6 onwards the stories lack a certain something.