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The best yet? No...no...no...Yes!
on September 9, 2007
Posted by: jmpage
from Bloomington, IN
If you loved the Vicar of Dibley series, then you must have a copy of this DVD!
Continuing the story of Vicar Geraldine Granger's (Dawn French, of the French & Saunder's fame,) life in the town of Dibley is a blessing indeed! Full of the usual madness of the cast of characters; Jim Trot, Alice and Hugo, David Horton, Frank Pickle, and Owen Newitt, these episodes deliver everthing an old fan, and a newcomer, would enjoy again and again.
The episodes "Christmas" and "New Year", are full of guest-star cameos, and great and hilarious writing. The DVD also has some extras that are a great addition to the whole of the Dibley Anthology. You don't have to be learned in the older episodes of "The Vicar" to enjoy any of these bits, as the acting and writing are at once enjoyable, and surprisingly touching at times. Good entertainment is hard to come by these days, because this continuation of the Brit-comedy series sets the bar high indeed!
Continuing the story of Vicar Geraldine Granger's (Dawn French, of the French & Saunder's fame,) life in the town of Dibley is a blessing indeed! Full of the usual madness of the cast of characters; Jim Trot, Alice and Hugo, David Horton, Frank Pickle, and Owen Newitt, these episodes deliver everthing an old fan, and a newcomer, would enjoy again and again.
The episodes "Christmas" and "New Year", are full of guest-star cameos, and great and hilarious writing. The DVD also has some extras that are a great addition to the whole of the Dibley Anthology. You don't have to be learned in the older episodes of "The Vicar" to enjoy any of these bits, as the acting and writing are at once enjoyable, and surprisingly touching at times. Good entertainment is hard to come by these days, because this continuation of the Brit-comedy series sets the bar high indeed!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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