When Joshua Pledge dies, he leaves his pickling factory, Pledge's Pickles to his daughter Nellie, and his son Eli, to make ends meet, the pair must live together.
It's such a fun, watchable series, there are some really funny episodes, and some classic moments throughout, the quality is consistent from start to finish.
Bottoms up, A pair of bloomers, and the very first episodes are my favourites, each of them are incredibly funny.
For me, it's made by Hylda Baker, and her wonderful Nellie-isms, her destruction of The English language is a thing of beauty, the way she mixes up words, is the highlight for me.
I was quite surprised to see that Baker and Jewell didn't get on with one another, I find that quite sad, you'd never be able to see that from their acting, they seemed to share a bit of chemistry.
Worth watching for Lily and Walter alone, the pair are incredibly funny, his facial expressions are a scream, and the jokes about whether he'd been or not never failed to make me chuckle. You wait seven series to see if Malin gets a line.
I look forward to seeing not on your Nellie, I've heard that's along the same lines.
Classic comedy, 8/10.
It's such a fun, watchable series, there are some really funny episodes, and some classic moments throughout, the quality is consistent from start to finish.
Bottoms up, A pair of bloomers, and the very first episodes are my favourites, each of them are incredibly funny.
For me, it's made by Hylda Baker, and her wonderful Nellie-isms, her destruction of The English language is a thing of beauty, the way she mixes up words, is the highlight for me.
I was quite surprised to see that Baker and Jewell didn't get on with one another, I find that quite sad, you'd never be able to see that from their acting, they seemed to share a bit of chemistry.
Worth watching for Lily and Walter alone, the pair are incredibly funny, his facial expressions are a scream, and the jokes about whether he'd been or not never failed to make me chuckle. You wait seven series to see if Malin gets a line.
I look forward to seeing not on your Nellie, I've heard that's along the same lines.
Classic comedy, 8/10.