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Beloved Sitcom 'Last of the Summer Wine' Set for Revival
21 Jun
Summary
- Last of the Summer Wine, longest-running sitcom, returns after 16 years.
- A new spin-off, The Last Drop of Summer Wine, airs in 2027.
- Fans can visit Holmfirth for tours and exhibitions related to the show.
After a 16-year absence from television screens, the iconic British sitcom Last of the Summer Wine is set to return. Originally running for an impressive 37 years and amassing 295 episodes, the show holds the record for the longest-running sitcom in history. All episodes were penned by comedy writer Sir Roy Clarke, a notable rarity in television production.
Fans of the series can immerse themselves in the world of Last of the Summer Wine by visiting Holmfirth, the Yorkshire Dales town where it was set. Guided tours and exhibitions are available, offering a chance to connect with the show's heritage. The original series concluded its run on August 29, 2010.
A new spin-off, The Last Drop of Summer Wine, is planned to honor creator Sir Roy Clarke's work. Set to air in 2027, the special will feature actor Brian Conley revisiting filming locations. It promises exclusive access to unseen photos, scripts, and scrapbooks from Clarke's personal archives.
