5/5 A series that keeps it's high quality
  by Terry Weiss (Corvallis, OR U.S.A.)
We were surprised at how well the 3rd series holds up in comparison to the first one. Most series really start to fall apart, no matter how good initially. Probably it's keeping the original cast, and they are smashing, which does it. The writing does limp a bit on some of these episodes, but is so much better than 99% of U.S. television that we keep coming back for more. I get a little tired of the supposedly prodigious sexual escapades of one of the residents - but I truly like that Dianna and Tom have found themselves enjoying a fulfilling physical relationship. I would recommend it for anyone who likes to laugh, who likes serious subjects served with whipped cream and a cherry on top, and for anyone who likes to see good, seasoned actors at work. What's not to enjoy?

5/5 Waiting for God season 3
  by Donna K. Horwitz (Lake Forest, IL)
Season 3 is a wonderful season for those who like the Waiting for God series. The DVD arrived on time in great condition as promised!

5/5 English comedy
  by Betty Locke (Surrey, British columbia)
As a lover of comedy especially English comedy I thoroughly enjoyed WAITING FOR GOD. My appetite was whetted when I happened to catch a couple of episodes on TV and I knew I just had to see the whole thing, all three episodes. The setting is Bournemouth on the southern coast of England, an area with which I am familiar having once lived there.

The story centers around a retirement home for still active seniors. The home is comfortable but the day to day routine is boring. The main characters are Diana, sharp as a whip with an acid wit and a skeptical outlook on life who does not suffer fools gladly. She becomes friends with Tom, a romantic dreamer who mentally is on personal social terms with all of the characters in every low grade B movie ever made.

They seem to be an unlikely couple but the two of them do find romance together. As a foil to the main characters, Harvey the manager and Jane his assistant are persons unbelievably steeped in stupidity. Harvey is greedy as well as incredibly obtuse to the point of almost being a caricature. Poor deluded Jane, madly in love with her unlovable boss actually worships Harvey and the dust around him. Other characters that seem to be vying for the title of Most Stupid are Tom's ultra boring son Geoffrey and his hypochondriac daughter in law daughter Marion. Added to the mix is a seventy five year old Don Juan living at the home who aims to be a romantic menace to aged ladies everywhere.

My criteria for rating entertainment is the question: Could I stand to watch it again? WAITING FOR GOD is definitely something to be enjoyed more than once.

For lovers of English comedy I might recommend SOME MOTHERS DO `AVE `EM,
which is slapstick but barrels of fun. Also, on a somewhat more sophisticated note watch AS TIME GOES BY. Both of these are delightful entertainment! Betty Locke

5/5 Waiting For God Season Three
  by John Hollingsworth
This British Comedy keeps getting better with each season, and season Three is no exception. This DVD is a must!

5/5 Waiting for God: Season 3
  by DVD fanatic (Ft. Lauderdale, FL USA)
This was a great season for "Waiting for God." We think it is funnier than the first 2 seasons. The music and credits get a bit annoying if you watch them straight through, but that's true of any TV series DVD. If you like Brit comedies, this should be on your list!