The essential guide to one of the most successful British comedies ever! Dad’s Army has been an enduring highlight of the small screen since its debut in 1968. The show, which follows the exploits of the Home Guard in a fictional seaside town on the south coast of England, regularly attracted viewing figures of over 18 million at the height of its popularity and recently placing fourth in a BBC poll of Britain’s Best Sitcoms Ever. Here is a unique behind-the-scenes look at the creators, cast, and making of Dad’s Army , along with a full episode guide and original stills of the series’ greatest moments.
A very entertaining look at the BBC's most enduring comedy show by an insider. For us viewers he was the butt of all the jokes, but he has nothing but admiration for his colleagues, the cream of TV Comedy. Being a huge fan, there was nothing much I didn't know already but still a greatly enjoyable read...
A very enjoyable book and great read for any Dads Army fan, full of facts about all the cast and extras, the production team and the locations. Full episode descriptions and synopsis for all TV and radio shows and the film and theatre version. Packed with great photo's from filming and behind the scenes reading has made me start watching them all again from the start! A timeless classic that just gets better!
Engaging wallow in pure nostalgia, this includes surprisingly detailed biographies of several key cast members (Arnold Ridley who played Private Godfrey was not only a successful playwright but also a decorated war hero) and some fascinating insights into this perennial favourite. A delight for those who not only remember the original series but hopefully those who will watch the remake and be interested in this particular incarnation of Mainwairing and company.