Last of the Summer Wine — Season 21
## Season Overview This season marks a bittersweet chapter for our beloved trio, as it sees the departure of one familiar face and a shift in another’s role. Longtime viewers will remember Compo Simmonite, whose presence sadly dwindles throughout the year, appearing only in a special episode and the first three before his character's passing. The season acknowledges this loss with warmth and respect, honoring his legacy within the community. Meanwhile, Tom Potter continues to weave himself into the fabric of the village, though his appearances are more fleeting this time around – just four episodes – as he transitions into a supporting role that will carry him through the remaining seasons. Despite these changes, the core spirit of the series endures: laughter, friendship, and the enduring charm of everyday life in the countryside. Expect familiar faces, heartwarming moments, and all the gentle humor you’ve come to expect from this cherished show.

Truly earnestly attempts to repair Clegg's vacuum cleaner. Compo and Howard find themselves in a confrontation with a formidable man. Barry lands himself in an awkward situation, discovered by Marina as she kisses him, leaving a tell-tale m…

A wig arrived for Howard at Clegg’s shop, but when Pearl grew suspicious, Clegg found himself needing to not only claim it as his own, but also to be seen wearing it – an event that brought considerable amusement to Truly. It took some care…

The three of us lent a hand getting an elderly couple’s car disentangled from a field, but the wife was adamant she was receiving ancient telepathic messages through its hubcap. Or perhaps she was inventing the whole thing as a pretext to p…

The sight of Nora Batty in a particularly provocative dress failed to stir any particular thrill within Compo; his heart simply didn’t rise to the occasion. He passed away contentedly, surrounded by friends who paid their respects. And as a…

Clegg, Truly, and Barry devoted the entire day to locating someone willing to look after Compo’s ferrets. Their search proved fruitful; they discovered not only the perfect caretaker but also unearthed a long-held secret of Compo's.

Today is the day of Compo’s funeral, and all his friends have gathered to bid farewell to the “little scruffy one.” Even Auntie Wainwright has closed her shop so she can be there.

After all these years, Compo received a personal letter. When Clegg and Truly opened it, they uncovered his greatest secret: he had a son. The young man, named Tom, wrote to Compo, expressing hope that after so many years apart, they might …

With Clegg, Truly, and Wesley’s assistance, Tom managed to locate a replacement exhaust for his van. Meanwhile, Howard found contentment in the uncomplicated joys of a morning spent enjoying breakfast on the terrace. And at their customary …

Tom and Barry set about transforming the hesitant Babs into a dazzling performer.

Glenda purchased a crisp white suit for Barry, intending it for a picnic outing. However, he found himself instead at the train station alongside Clegg, Truly, and Wesley, assisting with the collection of an organ destined for Tom. Meanwhil…