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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play.  "It's going to be another stinking hot day today..." This hilarious sequel to On the Buses follows the further misfortunes of the newly retired Inspector Blake (Stephen Lewis), erstwhile scourge of the Luxton Bus Company Depot. Dreaming of peace and quiet, sun and senoritas, he's decided to warm up the autumn of his days in a little flat in Spain that the glossy brochures have lured him into buying with his life's savings - so beginning a whole new series of mishaps that could happen only to Blakey. The water's undrinkable, the food's 'orrible, the plumbing's dodgy... and it's full of foreigners! Also starring Pat Coombs (as Blakey's long-suffering sister Dorothy) and Derek Griffiths, Don't Drink the Water was created by Ronald Wolfe and Donald Chesney - the writing team behind the phenomenally successful On the Buses, whose comedy credits also include Educating Archie, Meet the Wife and The Rag Trade. This set contains both series, originally screened in 1974 and 1975. Actors Stephen Lewis, Pat Coombs & Derek Griffiths Certificate PG Year 1974 Screen Widescreen 1.33:1 Languages English - Dolby Digital (1.0) Mono Subtitles None listed Duration 5 hours and 25 minutes (approx)

All 13 episodes of the follow-up series to the ITV sitcom 'On the Buses', following the further misfortunes of newly retired Inspector Blake (Stephen Lewis) as he moves to Spain with his sister Dorothy (Pat Coombs). Episodes are: 'Home Frome Home', 'The Food', 'Dry Run', 'The Lift', 'Careful What You Eat', 'The Fuse', 'The Smell', 'What, No Telly?', 'The Romance', 'A Helping Hand', 'The Neighbours', 'Fred' and 'Keeping Fit'.