Ah.
I watched it the first time round. They used to show each new series of FOTSW, and when each series finished, the new series of LOTSW immediately followed.
Of course, I was more excited about the new LOTSW episodes more than the FOTSW episodes.
I found it a little hard to get into it, but watched every episode when it first came out.
I thought the actors did an excellent job considering the hard task.
Although I taped just one or two of the episodes, most of the episodes I didn't re-watch until very recently, when I realised I owed it to myself, and the forum, to watch the whole series again in full.
And do you know what? It was very good. Like I remember, yet I could appreciate it more. Little things, like Peter Sallis' spot on performance as his father.
I think it is very believable Clegg's father would have been like that.
There is a brilliant moment when Mr Clegg Snr, who is a very quiet man, suddenly leaps into action and yells out a rendition of one his favourite radio programmes.
Maggie Ollerenshaw is equally as good as Clegg's mother.
I would urge those, who like myself, that aren't so keen on FOTSW, to set up a dvd player in their kitchens, and watch the show when they are washing up, when they will happily watch anything whilst doing that boring task.
This is a good way to watch things you wouldn't normally choose to watch.
You should find it's quite a good programme.
