Ambientada en Valco, un supermercado ficticio de Warrington, al noroeste de Inglaterra, Trollied es una comedia de situación que da un giro cómico a uno de nuestros entornos cotidianos más f... Leer todoAmbientada en Valco, un supermercado ficticio de Warrington, al noroeste de Inglaterra, Trollied es una comedia de situación que da un giro cómico a uno de nuestros entornos cotidianos más familiares.Ambientada en Valco, un supermercado ficticio de Warrington, al noroeste de Inglaterra, Trollied es una comedia de situación que da un giro cómico a uno de nuestros entornos cotidianos más familiares.
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I would happily work for minimum wage if it meant I got to work in Valco. I loved season 2 with Loraine. Her sense of humour is honestly hilarious. It was harder to watch when the original actors all started disappearing. I also wish The wedding episode was tide into season 7 as now I don't think il ever get the chance to watch it as its not available to watch or purchase anywhere. Maybe now its been taken off Now TV they mite add it as a purchase option to Prime or something.
If you enjoyed Trollied then you may also like superstore https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4477976/ Its like Trollied but an American version.
If you enjoyed Trollied then you may also like superstore https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4477976/ Its like Trollied but an American version.
I thought that after series 3 Trollied would end - but it returned better than ever. I loved series 4. I laughed with, not at, the lovable characters. I looked back at the episodes later and could not help but smile. The new deputy manager, Daniel (fresh out of Dr Who) is superb and Stephen Tompkinson is excellent as the new pharmacist. Neville is as likable as ever and Gavin is - as always - a star! Trollied Season 4 is he best ever - remember, always, VALCO SERVES YOU RIGHT!
This feels so familiar, because so many times we have seen the people who sit at the counter, stock the goods or chop the meat in the "no man's land" that supermarkets are, yet we have seen them with the corner of out eye. In Trollied they are filmed, they have names and lives, they actually don't care too much about the hatred management, which is repulsive to the managers themselves after all...spending day after day in the "merchandise forest", the guys get around the stiff rules and go on being the guys.
It's a slow paced comedy, under the neon lights everybody knows that the surveillance cameras or the bosses eyes cannot work everywhere and all the time. Before the digital supervision, a friend once told me stories about working in a supermarket and stuffing his face in the back alleys together with the other shelf boys. Now it's a bit harder, but still...everyone is bored, everyone compensated...talks, is naughty, reads from the shelves, eats from the shelves. the scenes are like bits and bobs, sometimes cameos. As I said, it looks so familiar, but not from other shows, but from life.
The show stand out because it does not wretch of forced script, concept or performances. They just struck gold by keeping it real, observing and adapting for screen.
Good one.
It's a slow paced comedy, under the neon lights everybody knows that the surveillance cameras or the bosses eyes cannot work everywhere and all the time. Before the digital supervision, a friend once told me stories about working in a supermarket and stuffing his face in the back alleys together with the other shelf boys. Now it's a bit harder, but still...everyone is bored, everyone compensated...talks, is naughty, reads from the shelves, eats from the shelves. the scenes are like bits and bobs, sometimes cameos. As I said, it looks so familiar, but not from other shows, but from life.
The show stand out because it does not wretch of forced script, concept or performances. They just struck gold by keeping it real, observing and adapting for screen.
Good one.
The first two seasons were funny but after Leighton left the show it was very poor.
Every episode is hilarious and well worth the watch. This is set in a supermarket called Valco. Left in the incapable hands of Julie, who struggles to win round the staff that she really wants to like her. Julie is also madly in love with her ex boss who by mistake lets her believe they might get together, only for her to always take things the wrong way. A lot of the staff who work there are so different from each other, from posh people to the most vile and lazy people you could meet. All together with exaggerating Andy on the meat stall, this works brilliantly. Leighton who is a little bit special is a firm favourite with viewers, as he just messes everything up and makes every ones job harder, but he's that nice, he just can't be sacked. A comedy i can't wait to see again. Looking forward to the third series. A different and refreshing comedy.
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- TriviaThere is an American version of this show called Superstore, even though the characters are completely different, it has a similar storyline.
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Richard France: [during the Series 3 title sequence] Boom.
- ConexionesFeatured in The Wright Stuff: Episode #15.150 (2011)
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