The Very Best of Love Thy Neighbour

During the 1970's, 17 million regular viewers made Love Thy Neighbour one of the most popular television comedy series of its time. These are viewing figures any current comedy series would die for. Unspoilt by political correctness, this timeless series takes a lighthearted look at the relationships between two couples of different colour, who end up living next door to one another. The two main characters; Eddie Booth the white racist bigot and Bill Reynolds the black socialist, find themselves head to head on most issues, leaving the wives Joan and Barbie to act as peacemakers. What contributes to the popularity of this series most, is the fact that in every dispute the self opinionated Eddie always finds himself on the losing side. This second 2DVD set contains some of the funniest episodes of the series, it's a must buy for any comedy DVD collection. Rudolf Walker stars here as the irrepressible Bill Reynolds and he's as funny as he is in Thin Blue Line, The Crouches and his current role in Eastenders. A must have for fans of comedy. Written by Vince Powell & Harry Driver Produced and Directed by Ronnie Baxter Screened by Thames Television