As Time Goes By

As Time Goes By

7.5

Two lovers are reunited after decades apart following a mutual misunderstanding.

  • Release Date: January 12, 1992
  • Status: Ended
  • Languages: English
  • Production: BBC
  • Production Country: United Kingdom
Comedy

Cast

Seasons

  • Specials

    Specials

    August 11, 2002

    Episodes: 7

  • Season 1

    Season 1

    January 12, 1992

    Episodes: 6

  • Season 2

    Season 2

    January 10, 1993

    Episodes: 7

  • Season 3

    Season 3

    January 2, 1994

    Episodes: 10

  • Season 4

    Season 4

    March 5, 1995

    Episodes: 10

  • Season 5

    Season 5

    January 7, 1996

    Episodes: 7

  • Season 6

    Season 6

    May 18, 1997

    Episodes: 7

  • Season 7

    Season 7

    April 19, 1998

    Episodes: 7

  • Season 8

    Season 8

    July 30, 2000

    Episodes: 6

  • Season 9

    Season 9

    July 7, 2002

    Episodes: 5

  • Series 10

    Series 10

    December 26, 2005

    Episodes: 2

Reviews

  • Peter McGinn

    Peter McGinn

    9

    September 26, 2020

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    This long-running show also stars Dame Judi Dench. This time she is paired with Geoffrey Palmer, an excellent actor we first noticed in yet another nearly perfect Britcom: Butterflies. In this series the two main characters were involved when they were much younger, but the Korean War and a misplaced letter caused their separation. Now, decades later they meet by chance. Dench’s character has two daughters who, along with a boyfriend played by Philip Breatherton, help carry the show. However, like most British shows, there are a plethora of strong character actors to form this wonderful ensemble cast. To mention only a couple: Joan Sims and Frank Middlemass. When I think back on this show, I remember several funny or touching moments, but I realize it ran for many years and for over 65 episodes, which means I need to go back and watch it all again and see all the subplots and moments I don’t remember. This show ran 20: years ago, but it still enjoys a strong following, and for good reason.

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