Sorry! (1981–1988)A 41 year old man (Ronnie Corbett) is unable to leave home because of his domineering mother (Babara Lott). |
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Title: Sorry! (1981–1988)
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Timothy Lumsden
(42 episodes, 1981-1988)
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Barbara Lott | ... |
Mrs. Lumsden
(42 episodes, 1981-1988)
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William Moore | ... |
Mr. Lumsden
(42 episodes, 1981-1988)
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Marguerite Hardiman | ... |
Muriel
(26 episodes, 1981-1988)
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Roy Holder | ... |
Frank
(20 episodes, 1981-1988)
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Derek Fuke | ... |
Kevin
(18 episodes, 1982-1988)
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A 41 year old man (Ronnie Corbett) is unable to leave home because of his domineering mother (Babara Lott).
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Timothy Lumsden: Oh shut up father!
Sydney Lumsden: Fair enough!
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Ronnie Corbett was almost 52 when this series started, yet he played a 41 year old. See more »Quotes
Sydney Lumsden: Language Timothy!Timothy Lumsden: Oh shut up father!
Sydney Lumsden: Fair enough!
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I'm surprised that anyone involved with the production of this series would actually admit responsibility. The script is so unfunny it must have been written by someone who failed the entrance exam for the Canadian Comedy Writers' Union (and that's saying something!). Get out your binoculars if you want, but there's nothing resembling a joke in sight. Ronnie Corbett must have been flat broke to demean himself with this rubbish. The rest of the cast are so lacking in any kind of acting or comedic ability I'm amazed it lasted past the first episode - correction, past the auditions. All I can say to those who are amused by it is that they must be very easily entertained. And it's obvious that the production costs must have been all of ₤100 per episode. And just in case anyone thinks I'm commenting as a foreigner who is unfamiliar with English humour, I must add that I am indeed English.