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Cast
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| Richard Briers | ... |
Godfrey Spry
(4 episodes, 1993)
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| Adrian Edmondson | ... |
Gordon Spry
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| Imelda Staunton | ... |
Muriel Spry
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| Enn Reitel | ... |
Commercials - Voice
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Gabrielle Cowburn | ... |
Commercials - Gleemy Wife 1
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Julie Christian-Young | ... |
Commercials - Gleemy Wife 2
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Jan Ravens | ... |
Commercials - Voice
(3 episodes, 1993)
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11 November 1993 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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Gordon Spry: Not sure I could manage a whole one. Perhaps I'd better just have the dummy with a bit of cream.
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Muriel Spry: Gordon, how do you feel about a baby?Gordon Spry: Not sure I could manage a whole one. Perhaps I'd better just have the dummy with a bit of cream.
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This is very black comedy which leaves an indelible impression on the viewer. It is so powerful because of its impeccable attention to detail in the way it satirises contemporary advertising and the chasm between the glossy fantasy worlds they paint and the sad painful world inhabited by ordinary people. The casting of Bryers as the Pollyanna-ish protagonist is spot on, as his usual chirpy persona is given a new sinister twist by the catastrophic outcomes of his well meant intentions - like Tom Good accidentally launching bird flu on the unsuspecting citizens of Surbiton. Edmondson plays a similar character to Angus Deayton in 'One Foot in the Grave': permanently exasperated with Bryers but ultimately sympathetic that he is just a victim of an unfair world against which he has no defences.