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2003 Certificate 15
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The fifth series of this popular comedy-drama series picks up the action six months after the end of series four, and seemingly brings it to a final conclusion. After their dramatic wedding in Australia, Pete and Jo's attempts to come to terms with married life is not helped by the close attentions of Pete's mother-in-law. .. Read more

Starring James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale, John Thompson, Robert Bathurst
Director Declan Lowney, Jon Jones, Tom Vaughan
Genres Drama, Television

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Cold Feet - Series 5

The fifth series of this popular comedy-drama series picks up the action six months after the end of series four, and seemingly brings it to a final conclusion. After their dramatic wedding in Australia, Pete and Jo's attempts to come to terms with married life is not helped by the close attentions of Pete's mother-in-law. Karen and David's divorce turns nasty, whilst Adam and Rachel adapt to life with their new baby, Matthew. Having shrugged off the lazy "UK 'Friends" tag, Cold Feet's emotional depth was never more evident than in this series and the tragic developments of these four feature-length episodes.

Starring James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale, John Thompson, Robert Bathurst, Hermione Norris
Director Declan Lowney, Jon Jones, Tom Vaughan
Studio GRANADA MEDIA
Run time DVD: 4 hrs 52 mins
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Drama, Television
Language DVD: English
Released DVD: 24 Mar 2003
Production year: 2003
Format DVD

Cold Feet - Series 5 (2 discs) (2003)

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  • 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 5 stars

    Bittersweet

    When real tragedy is introduced into a comedy drama show it can come as a shock to the audience. I remember well the outcry from American viewers when Lt. Col. Henry Blake met his untimely end in M*A*S*H. It was in fact one of the most powerful pieces of drama seen on US TV up to that point. Cold Feet goes one better. It's not set in a war zone, where the characters live with death 24/7. There are no plot/character driven warnings of what is to come, just a stupid random accident. The sort of every day occurrence that makes mad axe wielding stalkers in horror movies seem tame by comparison, because it can happen anywhere, anytime, to anybody. The quality of this show is as high, if not higher than ever, but be warned. The last 2 episodes are hard to watch.

      • A customer from Peterborough, England
      • Posted 14 Sep 2004 09:33

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    Rated - 3 stars

    Review of Cold Feet - Series 5 Disc 1

    Not as good as the first 3 series. Had watched all the others, and needed closure! Looking forward to watching Series 5 Disc 2 - have heard that this has quite an impressive unexpected ending - will let you know!

      • A customer from England
      • Posted 26 Jan 2005 22:32

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      The fifth series of this popular comedy-drama series picks up the action six months after the end of series four, and seemingly brings it to a final conclusion. After their dramatic wedding in Australia, Pete and Jo's attempts to come to terms with married life is not helped by the close attentions ...