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These Are The Boys Dads Army One of the most important British television series ever made was Dad�s Army . It is historically significant to the time the series takes place and the subject matter of the show. The series is funny and showcases a cast of characters that are instantly loveable. The show is a piece of national heritage in the UK and it transcends beyond the realm of just comedy. The reason is that there is passion to the series. It�s   passion from the actors, many of whom did some sort of service in World War II but I think it really stems from the writers Jimmy Perry and David Croft. There is nothing like it. For many people, memories of Dad�s Army centers on great slapstick moments from the colour series or one of the most famous episodes that come from Series 6 The Deadly Attachment . There is a different side to Dad�s Army which I forgot about. It is sweet and poignant. It tells a different story because it is a different comedy. It doesn�t centers around huge se...

These Are The Boys The Final Two Episodes of Dads Army Sometimes it may appear like I have only 3 or so TV series in my collection. At least that is how it may look when scrolling through the series I have wrote about in this blog.   It can sometimes be embarrassing because I may randomly watch something and then I pick that series again a couple of months later. For me that�s fine because I rarely have the chance to watch what I love because I am watching so much for reviews or doing other things. So when I do pick something familiar it�s like seeing an old friend. This is what I get when I pick Dad�s Army . I had recently taken a look at this series back in early February. Since it has been a while, I will give a refresher about this blog. Apart from when I write reviews, everything I write about for this blog has been randomly chosen. I am not picking what I watch but I am randomly picking from my collection of British television series then write about it. So, I randomly picked...