BBC fans spot beloved TV show has been axed from streaming giant after 47 years
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukAfter an impressive 47-year run, the cherished British sitcom Dad's Army has unexpectedly disappeared from NOW TV, leaving its dedicated fanbase in a state of confusion and disappointment.
The series, a staple of British humour, follows the comedic exploits of ageing Home Guard members in the fictional town of Walmington-on-Sea during the Second World War.
First hitting screens in 1968 and concluding in 1977, the BBC show aired more than 80 episodes and became a national treasure, drawing in regular audiences of 18 million viewers.
Disgruntled fans have taken to various online platforms to express their concerns, with one Reddit user stating: "Dad's Army now gone from Now TV.
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