May to December

Very well written, well filmed and excellent casting apart from last series.

Near perfect but Eve Matheson was superb as Dunlop wasn't quite there.

Such an enjoyable series with a range of dynamic characters. Lots of secondary plot lines which maintain viewer interest all the way through.

Near perfect but Eve Matheson was superb as Dunlop wasn't quite there.

Like with 'Duty Free' and 'Brush Strokes', I only got into this show about ten years ago when it was shown on the Paramount Comedy channel. It was a pleasingly gentle show which marked a return to television for comedy veteran Anton Rodgers, who at this time was also starring in another sitcom for ITV - 'French Fields' ( a sequel to the earlier 'Fresh Fields' ).

Maryland Public Television ran "May to December" for some six weeks. I thought it the wittiest and most intelligent program on television, bar none.

This lovely show needs to be on DVD immediately. All the characters are lovable -- even Mr.

The secrectary pleayed by the lovely Rebecca Lacey - and she said to Miss Flood in one episode Hell have no fury like a woman's corns Instead of Woman Scorned hilariousIt was a delightful comedy and as as been said - a great shame that it is not available on DVD - Miss flood trying desperately to get her young secrectary into line and to behave as one should and Zoe trying to get her man up to date with life - The Garfudge - i.e.

My family and I have enjoyed this series for years, ever since it was airing on PBS. We would all really love to see it on DVD.