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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play With Foggy off to pastures new it&39;s time to welcome a new face to Holmfirth - that once quiet backwater in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales - in the form of Seymour Utterthwaite former headmaster and amateur inventor And invent he certainly does So look out shoppers there could soon be some new stuff on the market - like a state-of-the-art waste disposal system a new &39;gentlemen&39;s&39; purse and a rather worrying ejector-seat But you won&39;t be able to buy any of them until they&39;re properly road-tested by a gullible willing volunteer Step forward Compo disaster awaits Episodes Comprise1 Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladies&39; Elastic Stockings?2 The Heavily Reinforced Bottom3 Dried Dates and Codfanglers4 The Really Masculine Purse5 Who&39;s Feeling Ejected Then?6 The Ice-Cream Man Cometh7 Set the People Free8 Go with the Flow9 Jaws10 Edie and the Automobile11 Wind Power12 When you take a good bite 13 Uncle of the Bride14 Merry Christmas Father Christmas15 Big Day at Dream AcreActors Bill Owen Peter Sallis & Michael AldridgeCertificate PGYear 1986 - 1988Screen Fullscreen 43Languages English - Dolby Digital (20) MonoSubtitles English for the hearing impairedDuration 5 hours and 57 minutes (approx)

The complete ninth and tenth series of Roy Clarke's long-running comedy set in the Yorkshire Dales. The episodes are: 'Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladies' Elastic Stockings?', 'The Heavily Reinforced Bottom', 'Dried Dates and Codfanglers', 'The Really Masculine Purse', 'Who's Feeling Ejected, Then?', 'The Ice-Cream Man Cometh', 'Set the People Free', 'Go With the Flow', 'Jaws', 'Edie and the Automobile', 'Wind Power' and 'When You Take a Good Bite, Yorkshire Tastes Terrible'. Also included are the New Year/Christmas specials from 1986 and 1987: 'Uncle of the Bride', 'Merry Christmas Father Christmas' and 'Big Day at Dream Acre'.