Trollied: The Complete Series including the previously-unreleased The Wedding | Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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A massive success for Sky One, this hit sitcom from the producer of Cuckoo and People Just Do Nothing stars BAFTA winner Jason Watkins, Sarah Parish, Stephen Tompkinson, Miriam Margolyes, Jane Horrocks, Chanel Cresswell and Mark Addy in an ongoing saga of beleaguered managers, oddball checkout staff and unsatisfied customers at Valco, a fictional North-West supermarket!
This set contains the complete series - all seven series and all five Christmas specials, including the previously-unreleased The Wedding - alongside a wealth of special features, including behind-the-scenes featurettes, video diaries and outtakes.
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Myself along with many others are gutted to hear you have gone into liquidation. This is a sad loss to the physical media collectors. You did some amazing retro tv series over the years and I’m glad I built up a good collection of your DVDs as the scalpers will now be ripping people off.
Good news. Spirit Entertainment exists.
Sorry to see you go Network. I treasure my collection of your releases, even more so now.
I am devastated at this news. I only found out about it this morning after reading about it on the Film Score Monthly forums. Then I thought, it couldn't be true, surely? So went to my Network account only to find it has been suspended.
Now what worries me, if another company does pick up the baton, will they have the same passion for British archive film and TV material that the Network team had? Will the little things that make a DVD/Blu-ray set complete, like the regional station idents, adcaps, and the shows complete and unedited, still be retained? This is what made Network a much loved company.
It all just seems so sudden when you think of the massive Crossroads boxset came out just a few months ago, and the recent announcement of the Blu-ray edition of OUT starring Tom Bell.
First Simply Home Media collapsed, they replaced DDHE (remember them?), they produced some great BBC TV archive material like Angels, Softly, Softly, Z cars and Dixon of Dock Green and now Network have gone. Looks like a Blu-ray edition of Minder, The Sweeney and Gerry Anderson's, Thunderbirds, is now a pipe dream. Sad times indeed for us physical media collectors.
Sorry to hear you're gone. I've got loads of your DVDs. You always did a great job with the DVD covers and the transfers of the tv shows. Thanks for all the entertainment over the years!
R.I.P Network. Also Trollied was very realistic as a former supermarket employee i can safely say.
Hooray! Fabulous to get the whole thing in one set. An absolutely fantastic series with some brilliant performances from Beverly Rudd, Rita May, Mark Addy...in fact, the whole cast was excellent! Thank you, Network, for yet another glorious release.
Cannot believe that they've gone!
I'm genuinely gutted
@@christopherchristos7275 have they put a statement out yet?
@@Eurovisionary851 Not yet. I absolutely LOVE their releases. I so hope they get bought out.
@@christopherchristos7275 same here. They put out so many hidden gems and introduce lost classics to new audiences. Fingers crossed someone takes over.
What’s happened to the website?
They went belly up.
I managed to snag the holy grail. Sweeney series 1 blu ray. So happy. And not too expensive. I do wish you did the whole thing. Why didn’t you? 🙁🙁
I’m glad you brought out obscure things. But at what cost? I hope someone takes over. I pray BFI would be the one.
Yes but bfi wont bridge the gap, you know the kind of stuff they release. Granted they released some good rarities but they very lofty in what they think peep want to see , they always reminded me of bbc releasing stuff using some old stuffy professor stuck in his loft since the 50s. 😂 2entertain is our only bridge now...and acorn at a long stretch of a rubber dingy (dingey being the word😂) what will we do??!😮
One i wanted was warren Mitchell's til death us do part but it's near on 90£ (the original first series , i always confuse title up with the later one in sickness lol) i always kept eye on second hand and charity shops where my network bargains were found.😉😉😉
The WORST NEWS ive had in 30 yrs..in fact since network started in what 25 yrs ago or longer ??? My daughter is 28 now and i know we watched many network starting at a early age...and my yearly Xmas presents almost always had a network dvd i was after included.. ill miss these guys releases really badly..now we only have 2entertain and maybe bfi (poor comparison)...very very sad. Very very gutted.. i had so many obscure rarities still in mind hoping for a network release.. now we wont ever see Frankie howerds whoops baghdad a infamous licencing challenge or my his up the convicts aussie up Pompeii...damn , i could go on all day, ch.4s 1980s they came from somewhere else ...these will never see release now...our old buddy gone...damn worst news ive heard in 30 yr..said it again...and mean it. 😢😮
My greatest network treasurs - ufo,tales unexpected,arthur c clarkes, mystery and imagination,catweazle,the dark angel, bouquet barbed wire,space1999, bless this house, duty free, only when i laugh.
Most wanted - til death us do part.
Cool 😊
what was that
Always felt that this show was lacking something...
It plays like an extended tv ad for Morrisons, absolutely dreadful show.
It came as no surprise to me that Network went bust, and not just because of the fading popularity of DVDs & Blu-rays. Everything about the company was erratic and unreliable, it was catering to a diminishing audience, and its practice of issuing some items in various stages of mastering was ridiculous. Having said that, along with many others, I will miss its output of older, mostly British films, TV series, etc., I own over 100 Network releases.
Whatever happened to the (now suspended) website? 😮
Network has gone under
came here to find out why also
@@brianmac8260 I read they went into liquidation Brian
Wait, you’re gone? Aw man I’ll miss you guys even if I bought one of your DVDs
I belonged to a tv forum where for years I voiced my frustration at Network & where they were headed. The customer service was poor with their core buyer base left in the dark re release dates, etc., half hearted attempts at streaming content & the release of frankly unworthy B movie material and niche tv series at the expense of classic tv like the aborted 'The Sweeney' blu rays.
The fact that no spokesperson for Network has informed us, their loyal customer base, of what has happened to the company is I'm afraid par for the course.
Of course it did not help that supposed 'fans' of archive tv copied Network releases & uploaded them to youtube, something I have reported to them in the past, but it has long been a trend that ought to have been policed by Network themselves.
I guess the only reason Network couldn't police it is because they don't technically own the rights to the content itself; they licensed it out from other companies. The job of policing it is in the hands of the copyright holders, so ITV, BBC, Channel 4, Sky etc.
They did have a lot of great films in there library, the Alfred Hitchcock films they released, Defence of the Realm, This Sporting Life, Animal Farm etc. Although some of their TV show sets are a bit much for what they are.
Yeah I've heard the horror stories about their customer service, a friend of mine ordered some titles from them and they were never dispatched so I was always weary of their site (I usually got them elsewhere). The fact they were still operating like nothing was wrong and the fact they never announced it officially is not on. In fact I had to use Companies House to confirm the worse (Plus the website was recently changed to say they have been liquidated).
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