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11 Jul 17
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hilariously good. starts at six.
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No, that episode is a bit thin despite the all star cast. Rossiter tho is as magical as ever. Out of the whole series probly 6 really funny episodes. 6 episodes of timeless humour. Gr8 talents at their best. And how come Eric Chappell wasn't knighted? He made millions laugh
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they recently repeated the coffin episode .......... one of the best imo
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For me the series has not aged well unlike Porridge for example and I don't watch the repeats on now although I did always watch it back in the 80's. Leonard Rossiter was a fine comedy actor of course but The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin knocked Rising Damp into a cocked hat, for me anyway. I believe he and Frances De La Tour never got on off screen.
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They never got off on screen either, despite Rigsby's best efforts.
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A wonderful comedy.
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exactly how i remember the seventies - grime.
everything had a lacquer of grease and cigarette smoke. bad william morris wallpapers and brown was king. |