Mrs Browns Boys.

[Caran]

Just watched tonight's Christmas offering of this. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Just what I needed, a good laugh.
Look forward to the Christmas Day offering of it too.

[Barsel]

APG, I think that was the word used when I first started watching it but I thought the word changed to the proper 'F' word and that's when I stopped watching it.
Patsy

[Peter Pedant]

caran I am sorry so many people have been rude about what you like
I hope you enjoy the further episodes

[Barsel]

Patsy, I did write more but it's disappeared.You mentioned Mrs Brown was like your mum but without the swearing. where as APG said there is no swearing so just a bit confused.

[Patsy33]

I put that in case you thought my Mum swore a lot!
He does use the word Feck/ Fecking a lot, but some might say that is typical of a lot of Irish families....

[Barsel]

Yes Patsy I don't find that as offensive, but I don't like programmes where there is too much swearing.

[Patsy33]

No, I don't like a lot of bad language, especially if it's not necessary. When it's in context with a good story line, then I can except it.

[AuntPollyGrey]

I have watched every single episode and have never heard the real
'F' word used.

[Bobbisox1]

I love it, I’m sure that would have been a repeat tho

[Apc2604]

I enjoyed it initially, but got fed up with the repeats. I think its just good old fashioned fun.

[hereIam]

Actually the 'F' word was used about three times in Monday's show - honest ! Doesn't bother me though.

[ummmm]

I'm Irish and I don't know anyone who uses Feck like that.