Episode #4.1

Episode aired Mar 27, 2016
TV-PGTV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

142

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Drama History

It's been 20 years since Selfridge's first opened, and the store is still going strong. As Selfridge's invests in a bold new technology department, Harry prepares to unveil his London legacy... Read allIt's been 20 years since Selfridge's first opened, and the store is still going strong. As Selfridge's invests in a bold new technology department, Harry prepares to unveil his London legacy.It's been 20 years since Selfridge's first opened, and the store is still going strong. As Selfridge's invests in a bold new technology department, Harry prepares to unveil his London legacy.

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

142

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Trivia
Oliver Dimsdale (Mr. Keen)'s real life wife, Zoë Tapper appears earlier on in the show, playing Ellen Love. They however, don't share any scenes.

Goofs
With the two oversized US and British flags hanging as backdrops behind the boxing ring, the US flag is improperly displayed. Whether displayed horizontally or vertically, the US flag must always be flown with the star field to the observer's upper left when facing it. In the boxing scene, the US flag is hanging vertically with the star field to the observer's upper right.

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Featured review

5/10

Still going downhill!!!

I have been watching Mr. Selfridge from the beginning. Love the time period and British setting, but the show just keeps getting worse and worse. One glaring problem is that there are NO likable major characters that compel the viewer to watch this. And now that Mr.Selfridge himself is on a downward spiral, he's not even likable. The viewer isn't even rooting much for him to get a grip. He fell and had an accident and the producers could have and should have ended the show there. Really sad to see a good show just nosedive. At least Downton Abbey stayed the course and remained good till the very end. And that show had plenty of likable characters...every last one of them. How hard can it be to stick to the formula whereby you always include likable characters???

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