OK, I'm on the fifth episode of season 1, the caravan one. Aside from the sort of association with Travellers, why is there such a disdain for caravanning? We call them RVs in the US, I've done it a few times, and it is rather nice. I mean, we didn't have the sort of party they have, but a bit of mobility while seeing the sights was quite nice.

Its seen as something very 'working class' in England. Normally a family would go on holiday to either a foreign country or to a seaside area, so it's seen as something working class to go sit in a caravan for a week in an, often dirty, park.

Ah, right. Should have seen that. Usually when I don't get some cultural foible, it comes down to the class system.

Finished the series, by the way. Not bad, but it ends a bit abruptly. I'll try to catch the film.

You've watched all 3 series ? Glad you likes it. The film ahs only come out recently so you might struggle to find a good quality

Yep, finished all 3 series. I most identified with Gilbert, though. Probably the difference between watching it as a teen and as an adult.

Also, just realized that the chick that played Carli is Tony Head's daughter! Wow. That explains why I kept thinking I knew her from somewhere. She does have quite the resemblance.

I have no idea who Tony Head is xD
And yeah, Gilbert isnt seen much in the film, but when he is its hilarious, especially at the end.

Anthony Stewart Head, Giles from Buffy.

Ah, I never watched Buffy when it was on TV here, I was pretty young at the time and Tom and Jerry seemed more interesting.

Sigh. I'll try not to feel old, seeing as Buffy and I were the same age.

Haha, no offence meant Hrae