3/5 Funnier than St Vitus' dance but a poor print
  by Laurence B. Budd (Fort collins, colorado)
If you know Dawn French of French & Saunders, you know you are in for a very good laugh. If you also know how small villages and their residents behave, you're in for a whacking good time. Based on the real life adventures of an Anglican lady vicar in a sleepy english village, we follow the trials and tribulations of the new vicar as she slowly wins over the village's motley crew. Shot before a live audience, The series covers 3 seasons. There is a great joke at the end of each show, which always baffles Alice, the village idiot. Miss French has, so she says, left the stage and retired to her farm in cornwall. Maybe we can talk her out of it.
The quailty of the BBC DVD print is poor, with a constant halo or "burned" effect. It's not your player, it's in the print, unusual for the Beeb.

5/5 Loads of Fun!
  by K. Evans
Get ready for rolling in the aisle laughs. The Vicar and her Dibley Parish are up to their usual wacky ways, while simultaneously worming their way into your heart.

5/5 Great
  by Marilyn J. Anderson (Purcell Ok)
If you are up for lots of fun and laughs, this is the DVD to put in. They are a funny and entertaining group of actors. I give them an A+

5/5 Anything of the "Vicar" is good...
  by Michael Arameish (West Virginia)
The "Vicar of Dibley" has been making us laugh for years. As you know, a vicar is a parish priest in the Anglican Church. And this BBC priest and her crazy parishioners of the village of Dibley will keep you "in stitches" for years to come. There is one scene in the "Autumn" episode, with the Vicar and her beau Simon on a picnic, walking along a country lane, that still makes me laugh to this day. (I won't spoil the fun, or surprise by telling you the details.) Enjoy, Amen!

5/5 Vicar of Dibley - Series 3
  by John R. Hurley
This is the third, Vicar DVD I've had. The series is humorous, engaging and interesting. My children both spent a year in the UK so the wit is more relevant.