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BAFTA winning comedians Lee Mack and Tim Vine star alongside Sally Bretton, and Katy Wix in the highly anticipated fourth series of the hit Royal Television Society and Rose D’or award-winning BBC sitcom Not Going Out. Happy-go-lucky – but entirely hapless – Lee (Lee Mack) is still desperate to win the affections of his flatmate Lucy (Sally Bretton, The Office, Green Wing). But despite last year’s Christmas kiss, it’s still not plain sailing; and it’s not just Lee’s complete lack of drive that gets in the way. Trouble seems to find Lee at every turn. Not only are friends Tim (Tim Vine) and Daisy (Katy Wix, Torchwood) – Tim’s ditzy girlfriend – on hand to cause problems but this year Lee also has to cope with stolen drugs, missing OAPs, long-lost daughters and a coma. Packed full of the jokes, jibes and general misunderstandings of Lee and his friends, this is a comedy definitely worth staying in for. Also contains DVD Extra ‘Not Going Right: The Out-Takes’ - selected from across the four acclaimed Series to date.
“One of the most laugh-aloud comedies on screen in aeons.” Mail On Sunday
“Effortless entertainment” The Times
“One of the most laugh-aloud comedies on screen in aeons.” Mail On Sunday
“Effortless entertainment” The Times
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United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: 2-DVD Set, Anamorphic Widescreen, Deleted Scenes, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: BAFTA winning comedians Lee Mack and Tim Vine star alongside Sally Bretton, and Katy Wix in the highly anticipated fourth series of the hit Royal Television Society and Rose D'or award-winning BBC sitcom Not Going Out. Happy-go-lucky - but entirely hapless - Lee (Lee Mack) is still desperate to win the affections of his flatmate Lucy (Sally Bretton, The Office, Green Wing). But despite last year's Christmas kiss, it's still not plain sailing; and it's not just Lee's complete lack of drive that gets in the way. Trouble seems to find Lee at every turn. Not only are friends Tim (Tim Vine) and Daisy (Katy Wix, Torchwood) - Tim's ditzy girlfriend - on hand to cause problems but this year Lee also has to cope with stolen drugs, missing OAPs, long-lost daughters and a coma. Packed full of the jokes, jibes and general misunderstandings of Lee and his friends, this is a comedy definitely worth staying in for. Season 4 Season 4, Episode 1: Drugs Season 4, Episode 2: Debbie Season 4, Episode 3: Movie Season 4, Episode 4: Dancing Season 4, Episode 5: Fireworks Season 4, Episode 6: Life on Mars Bars ...Not Going Out - Series 4 - 2-DVD Set ( Not Going Out - Series Four )
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Well this is now the 4th Series of Lee Mack's excellent 'Not going out' and whats new, well Barbara the cleaner (Miranda Hart) has departed for her own show having been in series 2 & 3 otherwise its pretty much as you were.
Well crafted one liners and laugh out loud moments aplenty, Lucy (Sally Bretton) is barely in the first few episodes but the comedy doesnt suffer too much, the non-relationship element of the show is absent from those episodes but replaced by perfectly good comedy situations.
There are 6 episdoes in the series
Drugs - Tim acidentally collects someone elses coat at a nightclub an finds drugs in the pocket, Lee and Tim set about trying to return the coat to its owner to avoid trouble and due to a mix-up make matters worse. Great cameo appearance from comedian Ricky Grover as 'the Butcher'. 8/10
Debbie - A young woman turns up at the flat claiming to be Lee's daughter, Lee attempts to bond with her an then they discover her dad could be Lee or Tim or someone else. 7/10
Movie - Lee rents out the flat as a set for a movie against having been told not to by Lucy. The movie turn out to be a porn film and Lee ends up getting involved far more than he anticipated. 9/10
Dancing - Lucy and Tim's parents are having relationship trouble, their mother wants to 'Dance' with another man. Lee is chosen as the man for the job but on realising it means 'dance' not dance he is less than thrilled by the misunderstandings.
8/10
Fireworks - Its November the 5th and a lost old lady turns up at the flat, Lee with the help of Tim tries to work out where she lives which sidetracks Lee from organising some fireworks he promised to get for Lucy and him to enjoy in th evening. 9/10
Life on Mars Bars - A parody of TV series 'Life on Mars' Lee ends up getting hit by a car after a row with Lucy, he dreams of what life would be like with Lucy as he lays in a coma with Lucy, Tim and Daisy sit at his bedside. Guest star Bobby Ball as Lee's dad. 9/10
Extras 4 series worth of outtakes.
Light on extras but still a great series, consistantly funny, well scripted, brilliantly delivered gags.
Probably not as good as other series but still funnier than most shows on TV over the last few years.
Recommended.
Well crafted one liners and laugh out loud moments aplenty, Lucy (Sally Bretton) is barely in the first few episodes but the comedy doesnt suffer too much, the non-relationship element of the show is absent from those episodes but replaced by perfectly good comedy situations.
There are 6 episdoes in the series
Drugs - Tim acidentally collects someone elses coat at a nightclub an finds drugs in the pocket, Lee and Tim set about trying to return the coat to its owner to avoid trouble and due to a mix-up make matters worse. Great cameo appearance from comedian Ricky Grover as 'the Butcher'. 8/10
Debbie - A young woman turns up at the flat claiming to be Lee's daughter, Lee attempts to bond with her an then they discover her dad could be Lee or Tim or someone else. 7/10
Movie - Lee rents out the flat as a set for a movie against having been told not to by Lucy. The movie turn out to be a porn film and Lee ends up getting involved far more than he anticipated. 9/10
Dancing - Lucy and Tim's parents are having relationship trouble, their mother wants to 'Dance' with another man. Lee is chosen as the man for the job but on realising it means 'dance' not dance he is less than thrilled by the misunderstandings.
8/10
Fireworks - Its November the 5th and a lost old lady turns up at the flat, Lee with the help of Tim tries to work out where she lives which sidetracks Lee from organising some fireworks he promised to get for Lucy and him to enjoy in th evening. 9/10
Life on Mars Bars - A parody of TV series 'Life on Mars' Lee ends up getting hit by a car after a row with Lucy, he dreams of what life would be like with Lucy as he lays in a coma with Lucy, Tim and Daisy sit at his bedside. Guest star Bobby Ball as Lee's dad. 9/10
Extras 4 series worth of outtakes.
Light on extras but still a great series, consistantly funny, well scripted, brilliantly delivered gags.
Probably not as good as other series but still funnier than most shows on TV over the last few years.
Recommended.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Episode 3 - The Movie - sees Lee Mack at his best. With Tim Vine in support it's like Morecambe and Wise (Mackambe and Vise) doing one of their 'plays'.
It's predictable but it's very funny.
'I feel like a midget in a car wash', says Lee, while down on his knees holding aloft a muffled microphone: a brilliant visual gag.
Lee Mack is the best comic on the telly at the moment. Tim Vine is a great straight man. Sally Bretton is far better than the American girl who featured in Series One... It's an old formula but the cast is so likeable, and the gags so well-timed, I just can't get enough of it. JP.
It's predictable but it's very funny.
'I feel like a midget in a car wash', says Lee, while down on his knees holding aloft a muffled microphone: a brilliant visual gag.
Lee Mack is the best comic on the telly at the moment. Tim Vine is a great straight man. Sally Bretton is far better than the American girl who featured in Series One... It's an old formula but the cast is so likeable, and the gags so well-timed, I just can't get enough of it. JP.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
i only started watching not going out last year when i came accross the first series on dvd and from then on ive loved the show! i instantly bought series two and waited for three to come out. has to be the funniest british programme on tele! so many one liners! funny all the way through! series 4 has bee just as good! really hope theres more series! keep it up lee
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not going out DVD
I knew this would be good as I'd seen all the shows on TV - so no surprises, just lots of laughs.
Published 5 days ago by Yoganut
Not Going Out Series 4
The series is just what you would expect from Lee Mac. Katy Wix is a super addition to the cast but fans of Miranda will miss her.
Published 16 days ago by greenfingers
Review of series 4
I have been the owner of series 1-3 for some time and finally found the time to order series 4. This series is every bit as good as 1, 2 & 3. Read more
Published 24 days ago by A M Hermon
Its still a great show... but it misses Miranda Hart
Not Going Out is one of the programmes that is laugh out entertainment - it will undoubtbly make you laugh however while I was watching this series I felt something was missing -... Read more
Published 4 months ago by F. Russell
Just gets better and better
In my opinion one of the funniest sitcoms out there. Lee Mack is brilliant in this, both as a writer and in the lead role as a lazy bum who is just cruising through life and coming... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Dan
I Just Cant' Get Enough!...................
I have been a massive fan of 'Not Going Out' right from the start and I never get tired watching it. In my opinion it is the best Sit-Com about these days. Read more
Published 6 months ago by R. MURPHY
lee mack at his best .
lee mack at his best , with an excellent supporting cast . as near to only fools as u can get.
Published 6 months ago by psop
Some real gems ***SPOILERS IN REVIEW***
If you haven't read the title of this review, I will be revealing a few spoilers, so please go back a page.
I am a huge fan of Lee Mack. Read more
I am a huge fan of Lee Mack. Read more
Published 8 months ago by givethedjabj
More vintage Mack!
As a recent convert to Lee Mack's humour, and having seen most of the episodes on TV, had to get this and watch all of them - absolutely brilliant, and the last one which spoofs... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Rosebud
Fab
What can I say - better than good. Brilliant - even when played many times it still tickles the laughter gene
Published 12 months ago by Tricia
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