A Pakistani Irishman Kevin O'Grady arrives in England and joins the workforce at a novelty objects manufacturers. He also shares digs with his factory manager. He quickly becomes bemused ...
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Kevin O'Grady goes for a job at the Lillicrap Novelty Company and is the subject of bigotry among the workers - not because he is Irish but because he is a Pakistani with an Irish father. The token ...
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Having sampled the delight of curry and chips from Mrs Bartok - a dish Arthur cannot stomach - Kevin settles into his first day at Lillicraps. However he is a worker and quickly falls foul of his ...
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When Kevin comes up with eight score draws on his football pools coupon and it looks as if he has won two hundred and fifty thousand pounds attitudes towards him suddenly change with special meals ...
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| Spike Milligan | ... | Kevin O'Grady 6 episodes, 1969 | |
| Eric Sykes | ... | Arthur Blenkinsop 6 episodes, 1969 | |
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Kenny Lynch | ... | Kenny 6 episodes, 1969 |
| Norman Rossington | ... | Norman 6 episodes, 1969 | |
| Geoffrey Hughes | ... | Dick / ... 6 episodes, 1969 | |
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Fanny Carby | ... | Mrs. Bartok - Landlady 6 episodes, 1969 |
| Sam Kydd | ... | Smellie 4 episodes, 1969 | |
| Jerold Wells | ... | Tom 4 episodes, 1969 | |
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A Pakistani Irishman Kevin O'Grady arrives in England and joins the workforce at a novelty objects manufacturers. He also shares digs with his factory manager. He quickly becomes bemused with British labour practices and suffers the slings and arrows of racism. Written by Chris Barton
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Spike Milligan revived his character in Till Death Us Do Part: Up the Polls (1970) and Till Death Us Do Part: Paki-Paddy (1974). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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20 November 1969 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Calling this racist is ridiculous. Its racial but not racist. It shows the difference in attitudes at a time when you could actually say what you meant Everybody is as bad as each other. Strange how things like this annoy lefties 50 years later. In my opinion comedy like this brought races together. If you dont like it then dont watch it. Simples!!