An elderly man receives a head injury which affects his attention-span and leads him to become a devout believer in television commercials.
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A blow on the head causes a car crash that leaves Godfrey paralysed, a tragic holiday in Hamburg forces him to turn to his estranged nephew for help, and the sale of his house leads to a two-month ...
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Godfrey goes out on a date with a woman he met while out in the park, Muriel can only watch as an excavation digger destroys the car, and Gordon hopes that talk of marriage is the light at the end of...
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Godfrey turns to magazines in the hope of learning some new skills, a desperate attempt to find employment lands him back in hospital, and Gordon and Muriel return from holiday to find their house ...
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Title: If You See God, Tell Him (1993– )
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An elderly man receives a head injury which affects his attention-span and leads him to become a devout believer in television commercials.
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old age pensioner | senior citizen | satire | advertising | wheelchair |Genres:
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Gordon Spry: He's 18! In another three years he'll be able to make his own bed and everything.
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[talking about their son]Gordon Spry: He's 18! In another three years he'll be able to make his own bed and everything.
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11 November 1993 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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This was a classic piece of comedy, take a look round at the current state of British sitcom. Richard Briers was brilliant as the hapless Godfrey Spry. Four episodes only, this could have been legendary given half a chance. Definetly needs a re-run or DVD.