If it lives up to the hype it will be good, there are some characters among the celebrities.

 

I`m looking forwards to it too.

I know when Helen and I were in India, it cost us our fare and hotel but the living , meals, extras etc. were so much cheaper than here.

 

oh thank you for reminding me...looking forward to it too
perhaps we will all be booking flights soon after !!

 

Marigold Hotel

Got the record series button set
At least it would be warmer and hopefully drier there...or is it India that has a Monsoon season????

 

Im looking forward to it too.I love Miriam Margoleys, she's one of the oldest at 74. I think the youngest is 61.

I really hope its as good as it promises

Lin x4f

 

Can't wait to see it


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Looking forward to it.

 

You can meet the residents here-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06z8840

 

I am another looking forward to watching tomorrow night. Although a carer due between 8.45 - 9.15pm. the time any decent TV is on, and one I've not met before, could be later or here longer. But can catch up later on iPlayer though not the same.

I've read several articles about the series and hope it is as good as I imagine it could be. I like that it is not a script but the people being themselves.

Shall never forget Helen and Sylvia's wonderful updates and photos when they were in India. It was like being there with them. Have always wanted to go there, and especially to meet the Indian people who sound wonderful.

Thanks Izzy for the link.

Loo

 

maybe we will all be chartering a plane and taking over an hotel in 3 weeks time!!! and then we can make a series with our loved ones!!!!

 

Thanks for this thread have wanted to watch this since Sylvia and Helen's trip

 

I have just watched this programme and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Really looking forward to the next episode. Would love to go to India but don't expect I ever will.

 

I loved watching it and I love most of the participants.

But what happens to the retired people when dementia strikes? Or Vascular Parkinsonism? Or something else? Who will look after them?

 

I loved every minute and lived every minute. I wanted to be there.

As well as memories of mine and Helen`s visit, Dhiren and I went to Jaipur in 2004 and again in 2006 and tonight`s programme brought back some more lovely memories.

Next week it looks as if they will visit the Taj Mahal.

 

It brought back wonderful memories for me too Sylvia. The Palace of the Winds in Jaipur was one of my favourite buildings.

 

It was wonderful Izzy.

 

We were taken to the Taj Mahal so we could see sunrise. Incredible!

 

We were taken to see the sunset and then a second visit to see the sunrise was optional . It goes without saying we went.

What made it so lovely was the feeling of awe and reverence among all visitors. The number of Indians and people from all over the world having the same feelings. The atmosphere was electric.

 

Last nights programme also took me back to our walk through the bazaar. Talk about an assault on the senses. Marvellous.

I thought it was in Jaipur but just checked and it was Jodhpur.

http://youtu.be/RTKWDlRWEZQ

I just noticed Bill at the end of this one. It was 2008.

http://youtu.be/p7wjfKD3Tzc