And if you're not satisified, you can exchange or with a receipt, get your money back - no questions asked!

During an appearance on Desert Island Discs in 2023, Edmondson revealed that he wrote the initial scripts with Mayall in the hope that they'd be declined by the BBC.

Edmondson said that one of the reasons for stopping the show was the struggle to come up with new ideas as "we'd already hit each other with everything in the flat". I distinctly remember a line where Albert says "That paki won't let us have nothing" which was cut out, i think it was even edited so he said something different.

The plot of the season three episode Dough involves the pair forging money which contains pornographic doodles of the Royals that are described in the show as ‘tantamount to treason’.The tour was so successful that Rik and Ade wrote and recorded a third series of Bottom for the BBC in 1995, before continuing their characters' exploits in further live shows. How can this be achieved if the BBC has the nerve to sneakily censor its programmes without any announcement? But if you invest in the COMPLETE SERIES SET that contains all 4 seasons,these have corrected discs. Seasons 1 and 2 don’t look too great, studio bound and very much of videotape quality reminiscent of a whole lot of BBC comedy from the seventies and eighties. This marked the last ever live tour by Rik and Ade, and served as a farewell to the characters of Richie and Eddie.

Lets face it though, it's got to be better than American DVDs which have vital plot points taken out if it hurts their chequebooks. NOW I'M NOT ADVOCATING ANTI-TRAVELLING COMMUNITY BEHAVIOUR, but Richie comes out with the line; "Thieving B*st*rd Gyppos" which on the DVD has been rather badly redubbed into "Thieving B*st*rd Yobbos". Sanity is the Home of Country Music - if you're looking for a CD or DVD, if it's available, we will get it for you!After the latter ended in 1987, the pair "drifted away" for a period before reuniting after they caught the attention of producer and executive Paul Jackson, who had also worked on The Young Ones, and pitched initial ideas they had for a new sitcom. The 2001 tour consisted of 76 dates, which included a show at the National Arena in Birmingham to over 4,500 people. Eddie and Richie are two pathetic, sex-crazed, slobby flatmates living in a filthy, damp flat at 11 Mafeking Parade in Hammersmith, London.