Alicia I love this movie so much

Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Isbel A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

jasdhesi Used to be funny (sally Breton's acting ability aside) but this new series with kids is simply awful. It was the other adults (tim, daisy, Miranda etc) who helped make this show funny, Lucy was the weak link and now all we have is Lucy and some stage school kids - all who can't act and aren't funny. What a shame, bring back the adults Lee Mac!

Dave For the first seven series, this was a very funny sitcom about a landlady and her lodger - as well as several other characters. These strong characters and their interactions brought a lot of laughs.For the most recent series, the makers inexplicably moved the characters several years on and have changed the theme of the show to being yet another lame sitcom about a dysfunctional family. They've given the two main characters three very annoying children. The show is also made worse by no longer including Tim and Daisy.I'm giving this 8 out of 10 for s1-7 and 1 out of 10 for s8.

Matt Liddle Not Going Out is perhaps my favorite TV Series of all time. It took just 4 episodes to get me hooked before i went out and bought all 5 series on DVD. Full of brilliantly delivered gags, Not Going Out is fast paced and wonderfully funny. It may be Lee Mack's show, but I feel the best character in Not Going Out is easily Tim. I was shocked and outraged when a friend told me that Tim Vine was leaving the show, and I feel that he will be sorely missed. However, I'm sure that somebody just as capable will fill the hole left behind by Tim's departure, and one can only hope that Daisy will remain regardless of her boyfriend's absence. Roll on Series 6!

esmecrowfoot I didn't expect much from this programme when it first aired and it was only on as I hadn't turned over from the previous programme. Now I'm glad I didn't! Not often is there a programme on that makes me literally laugh out loud - normally I'm just a smile-on-my-face kind of girl, but this was so so funny I couldn't help it! The jokes come thick and fast as one liners, with very clever word play which I think is reminiscent of the Two Ronnies. It sometimes borders on the very rude, but doesn't go too far into this territory as to spoil it.The sexual tension between the landlady and her best friend/flatmate adds an extra dimension to the show, which is keeping me guessing as to how it will turn out: will she go with Lee or return to her ex-boyfriend (and Lee's best friend) Tim? Not sure how this would play overseas as a lot of the jokes are very British and some centred around Lee's northern roots. But my congratulations to the writers and cast for a programme thats very funny and very original.