Porterhouse Blue (1987 Television Comedy Series) | Part 1 of 4 | Real Drama

When the master of Porterhouse College, Cambridge dies of a Porterhouse blue, a stroke brought on by excessive living, the new Master of Porterhouse threatens a break with tradition in the most conservative college.

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From: Porterhouse Blue S1E1

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[FigaroHey]

"They can improve things all they like. It never makes things any better." Very often, so true!

[viorelpiscanu]

I always have great pleasure to watch english comedy.... Many thanks for your videos.... David Jason... One of favourite...Regards From Bucarest ROMANIA 🍀☀️🌹🤗

[davidfinding]

This is an absolute gem, stick with it!

[denbo]

This is one out of the box - no-one has seen this story-line before
And only the English can make this one
With a cast of England's best actors ever - mostly all dead now.
They was a credit to their profession and something for new actors to be in awe of and aspire to.
I haven't laughed so much in ages at various bits.
Don't miss this.
Thanks for the upload.

[gretareinarsson]

What an assembly of fantastic actors. It’s a feast.

[marshhen]

What great satire. I love it. My college in the 80s was almost this backwards. It turns out the academic star who dominated the college had been doing horrible things to his favorite young male students. Now the nostalgic lost in time quality of the place feels less than ideal. But at the time the friends I made and the intellectual life of it was utopia to me. It is great to see it all made fun of in this way.

[nigelmansfield]

I loved this when it first came out. I read all Tom Sharpe's novel. Every novel is hilarious. The Wilt series is a must.

[kristinepauwels]

It seems Sir David Jason is always on a bike as he was in Open all hours. Thank you so much.

[philiphema]

Loved "Frost" - and here he is!!! This is going to be great. My two fave Brit shows are political drama and/or dramas set in the halls of ancient colleges.

[larryparis]

Well done! Thank you for sharing this series.

[cherrycoke]

Wonderful to catch up with this old favourite. Thank you.

[phbrinsden]

Brilliant. I went through university life a bit like this but not at OxBridge. It also reminded me of the episode in Yes Minister when the minister attends a university dinner. Hugely funny.

[sararichardson]

More Please. Great to re-visit this brilliant series

[RobertHorner-be]

Brilliant comedic writer . I used to nearly break my ribs with mirth at his books Riotous Assembly, Indecent Exposure, Blott on the Landscape along with the Wilt series are still masterpieces of comedy .. Blott on the Landscape was made into a comedy drama a couple of decades ago with incisive acting to boot.

[bisratezra]

"Arrogant, rude.... something one could respect." 😂😅😊

[markfisher]

A bit of a warm up for Sir Ian before House of Cards. Wonderful. (Mr. Richardson as was...)

[fionagallegos]

Got to love David Jason, in everything he does. X

[prof.heinous]

For those new to this series it is important to realise that Porterhouse is actually Peterhouse (established 1284) and no satire or embellishment is involved within...

[c.a.savage]

What a find! Not House of Cards but looks great. I would watch Ian Richardson in anything. Thank you, thank you.

[bronwynbrown]

Didnt rluse how many programs movie jadon james has maind, his great , he even played the toed, in wind in the wilores, loved that show, when my chikdern weere young, id whatch it with them ❤😊