Windsor DaviesIt Ain't Half Hot Mum - Complete Collection [DVD] [1974],packaging slightly different

A great British comedy show

I doubt if you would buy this without knowing the tv programe. Therefore, it is what it says it.All discs in perfect condition with excellent audio/visual quality

It was a gift and they loved it...all discs clean

I always enjoyed this comedy series at the time it was originally shown - and I thought it was a good idea to buy this DVD box set so I could watch it again whenever I wanted to! It's still as hilariously funny now as it was was back in the day!

I do remember watching this when it was on tv. Funny, classic entertainment .... unlike most comedies these days, which in my opinion are dull! I bought this for a Christmas present and I know it will be well received.

Alright

Not widely viewable due to nervousness around the race/ lgbt humour. Pity, as it gives in all directions. The Gujerati lines are very funny I'm told.

I had to buy these I’m on series 5 great for binge watching I was a kid when this first came out , & it’s really nice to re watch it again on dvd

Series just as I remembered. I have to say the case is good and the way the DVDs are presented with a single DVD per plastic page like a book, rather than multiple DVDs in a case, makes it easier to look after and protect the individual DVDs. Hard to explain, but it would be good if all DVD series came in this format.

Alles Super Danke!

Gillar serien. Kul 70-tals serie

Private enjoyment

To start, keep in mind two things: these are from a relatively old English series dealing with the English presence in India, and it's not particularly offensive but a bit touchy in today's enlightened times for some people; and these are mastered for a different region from North American. The latter is easily solved if you have one of the region-free DVD players (there are several excellent region-free Sony Bluray players available here on Amazon, and I have two that work flawlessly on these DVDs).The video transfers show the age of the masters, with 4:3 aspect ration, but that's to be expected. The video and audio is fine for a series from the 80s. There's nine DVDs in the set, representing everything the series contained, including specials. I remember watching this on BBC (and in Canada) as a much younger person, laughing at Windsor Davis' portrayal of a Sergeant Major, and Gunner "Gloria", so watching the series again brought back a lot of great memories. And these videos are still funny, although some of the humour will appeal only to those with an English sense of humour, perhaps. Overall, a delightful trip down memory lane, and a great buy at this price for a classic British comedy.