Once upon a time a dashing young British Army officer and a lovely student nurse fell deeply magically in love. Then he was shipped off to Korea and they never heard from one another. Forty years later fate brings them together again. with hilarious results. From the first moment Jean and Lionel meet again to the wedding of Alistair and Judith all theic moments are here for fans to enjoy.</br></br>Product Description</br></br><![CDATA[<p>As Time Goes By: Complete Original Series (DVD)</p><p>Once upon a time a dashing young British Army officer and a lovely student nurse fell deeply magically in love. Then he was shipped off to Korea and they never heard from one another. Forty years later fate brings them together again... with hilarious results. From the first moment Jean and Lionel meet again to the wedding of Alistair and Judith all the classic moments are here for fans to enjoy.</p>]]></br></br>Amazon.com</br></br>As Time Goes By: The Complete Series Vol. 5<br><br> It may be odd for Americans to imagine Dame Judi Dench award-winning powerhouse British thespian in a TV sitcom but she and Geoffrey Palmer star in the wonderful <I>As Time Goes By</I>. As Jean and Lionel they're a couple whose romance during the Korean War went awry due to a lost letter--then 38 years later they meet by accident and pick up where they left off. In Series 5 they are now a comfortable couple (though prone to spar and bicker) living with Jean's daughter Judith and her friend Sandy. The stories revolve around a house in the country the long-delayed airing of a miniseries that Lionel wrote and grappling with their troublesome in-laws--but the plots are secondary to the fantastically well-written and acted interplay between the richly drawn characters. Even if you haven't seen any earlier episodes you'll quickly be drawn into their world. <I>--Bret Fetzer</I> <br><br><br> As Time Goes By: The Complete Series Vol. 6<br><br> Every series of British sitcom <I>As Time Goes By</I> is an astonishing pleasure. Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer star as Jean and Lionel?? two long-ago sweethearts who fell out of touch during the Korean War?? then--due to a chance re-meeting--rekindled their romance in their late middle age. <I>Series 6</I> mostly revolves around Jean's reluctantly retiring from her business?? along with the stumbling romance of her daughter Judith (Moira Brooks) and their friend Alistair (Philip Bretherton?? particularly strong this series). The plots of the show are often gossamer-thin--one entire episode revolves around circumventing the nosiness of Jean's sister--but it doesn't matter. The rapport between Dench and Palmer holds a treasure trove of alternating comfort and prickliness. It only takes a half-finished sentence and a disgruntled look to be screamingly funny. They're as attuned