Hugh and I [DVD]

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Terry intends on playing Charades, but confusion among the guests continuously scuppers his efforts.

When Hugh is suffering from a terrible toothache, the entire household and neighbours rally round him for assistance. I wonder how many other shows and sketches were inspired by this, it is so well written, Chapman did a great job. How sad that so much of it is missing, a date that affected many shows of the time, including Doctor Who, let's hope some are found in the future, a few have surfaced over the years. Synopsis currently unavailable, this episode was recovered in July 2017 by BBC South producer and presenter Richard Latto. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.Mr Crispin is a loud mouth who thinks violence will solve a problem, Mrs Crispin is a snob and their daughter Norma is constantly chased after by men.

The two actors had previously worked together on stage for many years, which created a comic rapport between them. The other 4 half hour episodes that are said to still survive are not on here and the remaining Christmas night with the stars short is nowhere to be seen. It's their annual holiday and Hugh was looking forwards to Mrs Crabthorne's guest house at Brighton as usual but Terry has booked them grouse hunting in Scotland. The surviving 25/30-minute episodes are indicated by their archive status, as are the two Christmas Night With the Stars specials.One evening whilst Terry and his mother are away at a dinner party over at the Wormwolds, he invites Norma's Jazz group, the Tooting Trad Type over, so they can practise in the living room. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. There's good support too from Vi Stevens as Terry's mum, and two sets of neighbours: the permanently befuddled Patricia Hayes and Cyril Smith, (later Jack Haigh), and the thinking-themselves-better Mollie Sugden and Wallas Eaton, plus their sex-pot daughter played by Jill Curzon.

Also features Jill Curzon as Norma Crispin, Wallas Eaton as Arthur Crispin, Mollie Sugden as Ethel Crispin and Irene Handl as Miss Willow.Nostalgia Central covers the period 1950 to 1999 and contains some words and references which reflect the attitudes of those times and which may be considered culturally sensitive, offensive or inappropriate today. This sitcom sees the unlikely twosome encounter all sorts of scrapes and mishaps as bully boy Terry pursues wealth and glory, with the kind but dim-witted Hugh trailing along behind. These days you can't poke fun at anyone without being accused of being sexist, racist, homophobic etc. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. apparently 6/6; Chinese Crackers is held in an American archive, while the existing episode from the follow-up series HUGH AND I SPY is in private hands.

Lobelia Avenue, Tooting, was the home of Mrs Scott (Vi Stevens), her troublesome, unemployed son Terry (Terry Scott), and their lodger Hugh (Hugh Lloyd), a worker at a local aircraft factory.Episodes: Fully Incomprehensive; A Brace of Peasants; Here Comes the Bride; Royal Visit; A Fete Worse Than Death; A Dog’s Life; Putting On the Ritz; Love Thy Neighbour; Lost Property; Trad Fad Lloyd; Wedding Bells; April in Paris; Prison Visitor; The 19th Hole; Turn for the Nurse; Where There’s a Will; A Sink of Iniquity; Holding the Baby; The Root of All Evil and A Place in the Sun. He fails to sell a policy to both sets of neighbours, but the man he does sell a policy to is injured when Terry's sign falls on him, so is able to make a claim. It's Christmas Day, Hugh, Terry and his mother have the Wormwolds and the Crispins over for Christmas lunch.