"Last of the Summer Wine" The Genuine Outdoors Robin Hood Barbi (2006)

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Writer:

Roy Clarke (written by)

TV Series:

"Last of the Summer Wine" (1973)

Original Air Date:

28 March 2006 (Season 27, Episode 4)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Elderly | Sitcom | Countryside | Eccentric | Old Man

Cast

Peter Sallis	...	Clegg
Frank Thornton	...	Truly
Keith Clifford	...	Billy
Brian Murphy	...	Alvin
Robert Fyfe	...	Howard
Juliette Kaplan	...	Pearl
Kathy Staff	...	Nora
June Whitfield	...	Nelly
Jean Fergusson	...	Marina
Josephine Tewson	...	Miss Davenport
Mike Grady	...	Barry
Sarah Thomas	...	Glenda
Burt Kwouk	...	Entwistle
Ken Kitson	...	1st PC
Louis Emerick	...	2nd P.C.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Alvin: Every morning we get this flurry of wind stirring up the dust, and it's you.
Nora: Well, I'm a flurry in a hurry. It's time you were dressed and gone.
Alvin: Why don't you slip into something more comfortable? Like a good mood.
Nora: Oh.
Alvin: Sit down. Join me.
Nora: Alone? With a man in his dressing gown? Never!
Alvin: It's tea and toast. It doesn't mean we have to get married.
Nora: I used to see my husband in his dressing gown, *only* when he was poorly. That's what dressing gowns are for, not for flaunting about in front of respectable widows.
Alvin: Whi! It's not much of a flaunt. I'm sorry if it's getting you all emotional. You'll find things get easier once the fires in the flesh have died down.
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