Barry is given the laborious task by his Aunt Jessie of looking after an aged, retired Vicar for the day, naturally he's joined by Alvin, Entwistle and Howard, nobody is happy about the arrangement, but it proves to be a memorable day.
I quite enjoyed this, a bit daft, but funny enough, it definitely benefited from the presence of Nicholas Smith, a very, very competent comedy actor, he was very funny here. Nice to see him reunited on screen with Frank Thornton, even if the latter did seem to play a very minor part. Nicholas Smith is one of those older actors that you so want to see on the show, a shame he wasn't a regular.
Good to see Tony Barton back as the drunken man, he was funny last time round, and proved to be a good foil for the two Policemen. The Police were actually pretty fun here.
Several funny scenes here, overall, this was a very good episode.
Perhaps the best episode of this series, 8/10.
I quite enjoyed this, a bit daft, but funny enough, it definitely benefited from the presence of Nicholas Smith, a very, very competent comedy actor, he was very funny here. Nice to see him reunited on screen with Frank Thornton, even if the latter did seem to play a very minor part. Nicholas Smith is one of those older actors that you so want to see on the show, a shame he wasn't a regular.
Good to see Tony Barton back as the drunken man, he was funny last time round, and proved to be a good foil for the two Policemen. The Police were actually pretty fun here.
Several funny scenes here, overall, this was a very good episode.
Perhaps the best episode of this series, 8/10.
