What a fabulous series. A wonderful end but I wished it would keep going forever . I became truly addicted to the series with the people and the stories. A hard one to find another so entertaining.

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

Too addicting, I'm glad its finished

@randall8379

8 ай бұрын

@@TimLondonGuitarist I agree. Wish it could go on....I started watching the series three months ago. Will miss it.

Made it to the end..finally!..they really don’t make them like this anymore…superb all round…👍

Who else was transported back to being a little kid and hearing that music blast out of the telly every Sunday night?

i bought my first yacht 'Magic' because of this series... thank you to the crew and cast of onedin line a lifetime of love and bickering!

I vaguely remember this series was very popular in our home when I was a child. Having watched all of the episodes over the last month or so, I was very impressed with the quality of the acting and attempts to accurately portray life in those days. Definitely one of the best series I have seen.

Coming to the end of the series - glad that Baines and Onedin are on good terms again.It has been a pleasure to watch this series during these times of restrictions. Admired the boats - they look so beautiful on the sea, the sets and costumes are magnificent,acting and attention to detail excellent. Thankyou for making it possible to enjoy this series.

I can't believe I made it to the last episode.James Onedine is a real superhero!👍♥️

Thank you very much for allowing me to enjoy all the 91 episodes. It is the best TV programme ever made. I watched it thrice and still willing to see few more episodes randomly. All the actors performed splendidly.

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

You watched it thrice ? I'm feeling a bit sad watcing it all once

So glum to have come to the end of seeing my favourite series again after 40 years or so. Want it to go on & on for ever. Exceeded my expectations from wonderful early memories of it. First class in every way. Definitely needed another series to take things further with so many of the characters, but super-duper & THANK YOU so much for putting these up ptooti .

@WinChun78

3 жыл бұрын

They had intended making another series, but the television bosses axed it, sadly.

This must be one of the most Brilliantly made series ever. Thoughly enjoyed it..

One of the best series ever! 👍 Thanks for posting!

That's Tom Adams' voice we hear in this episode and the voice of the letter in the previous one, the genuine article. He was irreplaceable. One of many faces we grew to admire, but are no longer with us.

@currankerman2349

3 жыл бұрын

Would have made a great James Bond in his prime was great in the Villains too .

Just finished watching for the second time. Last was 9 months ago. One of the best series of all time. Thank you so much for the posting. My godfather owned a schooner in the 1950s and I spent two weeks sailing on it in the Marlbourgh Sounds in NZ. The best holiday of my life. The music to this was perfect. How sad to think Peter Gilmore no longer with us.

Aye, Onedin was a complete jonah for most all the way through, that was for sure, however The Onedin Line is the very best drama in history for me, enjoyed it as an 11yo, enjoyed it now. Thankyou very much for the much loved memory’s, ptooti. Favourite characters, were Letty, Anne and I’ll never forget Baines raring up. Lol. Wonderful tv, superior to the grot of today.

@steevsmith2792

4 жыл бұрын

Aye, seen em all and agree with your sentiments. Must be getting old!

@androidman8664

4 жыл бұрын

I must be getting old too, i hated Onedin line as a kid, now i agree thats it is one of the best shows ever made

@barrywhittle6696

4 жыл бұрын

Here here.

@currankerman2349

3 жыл бұрын

Onedin was a working class fella made good and unlike today’s profiteers went into the thick of his own mess to reap his profits . I agree all the main characters including Elisabeth and Robert were iconic . The series never tried to disguise the social fall out of the families profiteering as well . Today’s costume dramas from the likes of the BBC are just class affirming wall paper . The licence fee should have been abolished after the broadcast of the final episode of the Onedin line .

Thanks ptooti, Nice sentimental ending to this series-thanks to you and Lance for making it available to us!

Elizabeth, James, & Baines from ep1 to final episode.

Thanks so much for uploading this excellent series. Much appreciated.

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! I could easily watch 50 episodes more and I don't understand why they didn't went on with this great series. I just finished watching the whole series for the second time. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and health.

My goodness, 91 episodes, and when l came here to leave a comment, there were 91 comments! Anyway, thankyou so much for uploading this, it's been a rollercoaster ride, and l enjoyed every single moment of it. The acting, costumes, story lines, everything, was so good. Truly the best entertainment lve seen in a long time. I remember my mum and dad watching the programme in the 1970s or 1980s but l didn't take much notice of it at the time. Now l see why they loved it so much. And lve come to love the tall ships and learnt a bit about sailing too. I'm going to miss this so much, l wish it could just go on forever. Thanks again and God bless.

Thank you ptooti.

ptooti What a fantastic effort you have made sharing this. i watched it all and have to say i enjoyed it all. Funny thing is i hated it as a child when my late mother watched it, now I see why she loved it. Many thanks to you.

What a lovely humane life-affirming ending to a wonderful series from a bygone age of BBC drama. Thank you.

Sad to come to the last episode, a pity they didn't do a series 9. Thanks for your effort Ptooti.

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

Keep it running forever like Eastenders eh ?

thankyou! A great series!!!!

Good old Mr Dunwoody.

I noticed the ladies' rear ends becoming smaller as fashions began to approach the Edwardian era, and telephone use increased. Elizabeth started out as "Liverpool 5". I believe the saga could have gone on for much longer. Upstairs Downstairs made it to 1930. This is not the first time I have binge watched all eight seasons of The Onedin Line and it probably won't be the last. There was much more mileage left for the story and it is a shame it ended.

What a great series.

Love this series 🇦🇺👌

Here's an interview with Peter Gilmore onboard the Christian Radich. He sings a song too! From a norwegian tv show in 75. tv.nrk.no/serie/sommer-ved-sjoeen/1975/FUHA00009875/avspiller Incidentally, the host, Harald Tusberg, played the publican in the episode where they sail to Norway (Captain Baines trying to sell a piano).

@atih.3958

4 жыл бұрын

I watched the interview after finished the series and that was a biggest gift as a closing accord- I wanna thank you for this!

@trotons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I was hoping the clip would give the same joy to other people as it gave me.

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

Gilmore was an excellent screen actor , his subtle facial expressions were perfected over time, playing the same character for so long & really understanding James Onedin.

@julieanncarter6797

3 жыл бұрын

Peter Gilmore here, looks very much like 70’s singer, Gilbert O’Sullivan.

@andreapapnetompa2515

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you ! Do you still have a live interview with actor of The Onedin Line ?

Great series

Rum and cigars all round!

Sad memories James had what with Anne’s death when Charlotte was born and lettys baby that died a few days old

Well thats the lot. Usual dying per episodes. Where did Sarah go to. Last seen in her Medium story. Odd ending, like they expected another series (if 91 wasnt enuff, great they all were) I expected a grand meeting of the Onedins, raising a glass, then going on a search party for said Sarah. Nonetheless what a great series, super scripts, fantastic acting, tho liberties took ie Margarita pregnancy from her morning sickness to giving birth in less than 3 months or the voyage back took 9 months.! Thanks for posting the last, to date!, series. I might watch it all again before I die...

@ptooti

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed i watched all the series in about 3 weeks my husband and self had an onedathon till we were done the last few episodes were missing thats why i posted them, a great series I was only 6 or 7 when it came out! long time ago thanks for watching!

@ptooti

6 жыл бұрын

from wikipedia- Sarah Onedin (Mary Webster), wife of Robert, was always looking to improve her station in life as her husband status rose. She was upset how her husband's brother James borrowed money from him to further his own ambitions. When her husband died, she and her son Samuel ran the business. She was shocked when her son married Charlotte after William got her pregnant. Sarah made attempts to contact Robert through a medium, despite her son Samuel's objections She almost married the fortune-hunting Captain Dampier. She was last heard of as having undertaken a tour of the world.

@williambuchan4778

6 жыл бұрын

ptooti Sarah on a World Tour. Hope it wasnt on a James Onedin ship! You will DIE! Well I was 18 when it started, in the Army & by the time it ended I was married & caught the a few eps when Jill Gascoigne joined. When people wanted to leave series the script author only new one way it seems - DIE (cue 'Psycho' musak, eeeee eeeee eeeee eeeee). Am I write thinking when orginal Robert Onedin (one of my fav character/actor roles) left he was replaced with P. Troughton who then came back in Series 7 as a cad after Sarah O. money. I laughed when orginal Robert O. came back again, as if we wouldnt notice! Surely it was easy to write him out for a series. I enjoyed the factual side in 19th C. of 'Indentures' to become a Master of Sea & that these smallish boats travelled the world's oceans & seas, tho in the case of Onedin Line it never left the South West of England aided by some potted palms in front of camera & stormy seas created by buckets of water whilst the sea was like a millpond! Rarely did the 'boat' rock. All the sailors had to do was sway a bit on the floors! Nitpickin' but that is how it was on tv in the 70s. Peter Gilmore. Fantastic role he played. A bit of a rogue really but loveable character. He was no angel & sailed close to the wind & sometimes well well over. Thats what made the series. One thing got my goat was Dunwoody. Why didnt he get his marchin' orders after he was caught doing the latest rage of betting on whether a boat made it across the Irish Sea or floundered with the loss of crew. To think that really happened, I presume. Dunwoody was not my fav. I started watching O. Line on Drama Chan. after suggesting it to them whence watching Duchess of Duke St (another great 70s drama) they then stopped at just over 50 eps with no notice of will continue, so onto KZread (best App ever) and a certain Lance W. who posted series 1-7, thanks Lance, but no Series 8 & thank god to you for it. I thought I may have to watch the German version posted! Mine Gotten Himmel Baines yous Swinehound... I much preferred watchin it on my wee 7" Tablet to the telly. More intimate like when I was a child reading a book under bedclothes with a torch! So I might rewatch the first 50 eps again using said Tablet under the 'Duvet'. It helps having the Wiki ep surmise to 'clarify' things - who what where. It is a saga you can do repeating views of, so much to enjoy, oh back to all change characters, Fogerty. Tom Adams is a good actor but it took some convincing with this switch. Just KILLLLLL him off - everyone get the black costumes out!! Jill C. was great, shame she didnt do the final series but she became Juliett Bravo. When Margaritta was at deaths door (Ive been in plenty of downpours but never got that wet! God they never got that wet on the stormy seas!).. deaths door, I thought here we go again.. Many thanks again Pooti.

@carolinemitchell5241

6 жыл бұрын

just as I James Onedin!

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

@@williambuchan4778 tldr

Thankfully its finished, my addiction is cured

@veronicas1231

3 жыл бұрын

Tim Macpherson My addiction would like to see at least another couple of series sadly that could only happen in a parallel universe 🧐

@TimLondonGuitarist

3 жыл бұрын

@@veronicas1231 I'd like to lose myself for my entire life in the Onedin saga. Its been 2 months now, I've done the cold turkey, but now you have reminded me again. Tonight I will be shouting maritime commands in my sleep

Poor Margarita - always in the wrong, always slightly 'hysterical'...not quite up to muster...

Been watching it since 2007 on a season ( a few years - with work and trying to match the original run as best I could ) by season basis every Sunday as per its original transmission this Sunday gone was the first time I got to the last episode . Gutted that my favourite character , Lady Fogarty got such a heartbreaking ending and that final scene is lingers with sadness . I wonder if the production team knew it was going to be the last series ? Some of the plot strands look up in the air and episode 91 feels like it was one too many in the last series . The Max Van Der Hayder Storyline rushed to an abrupt unsatisfactory conclusion . For this soppy epilogue . Perhaps it did go on too long as a serial since the latter serials lost a lot of the raw bite , danger and historical sparseness of the original . All got a bit too cosy when they fast forwarded to the grown children and Re introducing a softer Daniel Fogarty was a mistake Tony Adans was nothing like the original actors interpretation in any way . Maybe they could have brought them back for Christmas specials for a few years to conclude and flesh out the final years of the Onedin Patriarchs and Captain Bains . But the final scene has its merits with a strong Captain Bains and James triumphing in the one area of his life that had bought him so much sorrow .

How I have loved watching this again! I was gutted when I started Series 8 as I hadn’t remembered that Letty died (maybe I didn’t get that far back in the day). I’m pleased that James had a happy ending but poor Elizabeth! Can’t understand why the writers had to go into all those expectations of having Daniel back only to kill him off!

@julieanncarter6797

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel had to die and his body committed to the sea. Daniel was the extinguished sun. the ether from his body providing the fuel (nitrate), for the new sun - Will (William). James, clutching his ship's wheel - "I have a new son". Sun wheel / Wheel sun / Wilson. (Think Tom Hanks, Castaway). The Karate Kid - Danielson. Elton John, Daniel , & Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me. Charlotte Rhodes / Harlot Rose - ether. (Whore of Babylon / Adamastor / Flying Dutchman eg). Ghosts.

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

@@julieanncarter6797 what a load of twaddle

@glen7318

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps they were toying with another series, and they knew Tom Adams wasn't available

Having watched the last episode it seems obvious to me that another series was planned, no loose ends were tied up but new story lines were opened. I had not realised that it had run for so many years, I saw the first couple of series back in the seventies then was working away for years.

@glen7318

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure. It had run a long time and while it was still good, I think they were better to end on a high. James has his son, a happy marriage. Samuel is intriguingly caught between both his wives.. Its only Elizabeth who has a sad ending.... Maybe they did intend another series, to give her a new romance

Was this really the final? Or was it canceled, why was Elizabeth's storyline left hanging if James came back from being lost why not daniel? why is Samuel's storyline left hanging? the ending seems strange to me.

He would not use the term "gentlemen" for ship hands. We also never used it in the 50s. "Men" would and is still the correct term for us commoners.

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One word, Marvellous! Btw, what happened to William Frazer?

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

He died of fever in Africa or somewhere. In reality the actor became unavailable, or got pissed off playing such a pompous character

@maevfroggy984

3 жыл бұрын

@@TimLondonGuitarist The character was killed by a runaway horse...he saved 2 children....the actor got to dislike the character he was playing and asked that he be written out,

@TimLondonGuitarist

3 жыл бұрын

@@maevfroggy984 It was his father, Elizabeth's 1st husband who was killed off by fever in africa (can't remember)

@stuartmenziesfarrant

3 жыл бұрын

@@TimLondonGuitarist No it was his step father, Albert, aka Phillip Bond.

@glen7318

3 жыл бұрын

And he died in S America, where he had been living for a while, working on steam engines

This series lost it way after killing off Letty, writer prerogative! But, definitely the story line seemed stronger in earlier episodes. Like most I was a kid when it first screened. Thank-you for uploading a great English classic!

@meirionowen5979

5 жыл бұрын

British classic! Most of the production staff, including the Director and Producer were Welsh. And it was mostly filmed off the coast of Wales. But I always pardon English arrogance--you don't know any better.

@stevemcgill2278

4 жыл бұрын

Meirion Owen And we’ll all excuse your ignorance as well, Devon, Cornwall, Gloucestershire were also major filming locations for this production.

@androidman8664

4 жыл бұрын

@@meirionowen5979 the opinon voiced was well founded, and your arrogance has been noted here by others

@TimLondonGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

Letty probably decided to find a more interesting role, or she got married & gave up

@stuartmenziesfarrant

3 жыл бұрын

@@meirionowen5979 The early seasons were filmed off Dartmouth.

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