5/5 Great As ALWAYS
  by Faith Reaves
As per usual Diana and Tom deliver. My only downside to the Brit com's is they dont release them here in the US as fast as they should.

5/5 Great fun!
  by B. Hudson (Huntington Beach, CA)
If you like British Comedy with a little class, try "Waiting For God". It's funny and silly as you would expect from British Comedy, however, there is a message that comes through loud and clear within each episode. Hopefully, we all live long enough to be considered "old age".

5/5 Love this britcom!!!
  by B. Estep (Clarksville,TN USA)
I started watching Waiting for God on my local PBS station and missed it terribly when it was taken off due to budget cuts. Thanks to Amazon and BBC America I can see it anytime at home. What I like most about the series is that it's about older people and the funny situations they get into and how they deal with it. I've stopped watching network TV sitcoms because they're empty and devoid of real comedy. I'm tired of seeing pretty young women with unattractive men both having lack luster personalities and equally boring comedic situations. The British have always done comedy well and Waiting for God with the feisty Diana Trent and the amicable Tom Ballard hits the spot. Why can't America follow the Brits lead and have more programs that feature people in all stages of life and not just the young pretty ones. We need character and that comes with age and you'll find that in this series. I can't wait for Season 5 to be released.

5/5 Some of the best episodes of the series
  by Raymond R. Freer (Newport, RI)
We all should have the occasions available to reek havoc on the establishment when it comes to being made to live in a Retirement Home. Levity and good clean fun are something we don't partake in enough any time in life so why not engage ourselves even more so as a senior. Please pick this up ASAP... I can't wait for Season 5. Ray F.

5/5 Series is a "keeper"
  by Skiffle queen (SE Montana)
"Waiting for God" is a delightful, funny, and poignant series. Tom and Diana face the prospect of aging with feistiness and a sense of humor. My family and I watch episodes many times over and have found it worth investing in the DVD sets for ourselves. The humor and the characters are timeless.