The Goods Meet The Royals…
The Good Life, When I'm Sixty Five, 1978
This popular ground breaking sitcom gave us a glimpse into the future with it's green themed issues.When I'm Sixty Five was the final episode of the popular sitcom....
The Good Life – 1977 Christmas Special
It's Silly, But It's Fun - The Good Life Christmas Special - 1977
It's amazing to think how much hindsight television writers during the 1970's had. In 1977 most people would buy their presents in the traditi...
The Galton And Simpson Playhouse
The Galton And Simpson Playhouse - 1977
After Steptoe ans Son ended in 1974, Galton and Simpson continued to write but the media would have us believe any further high profile hits seemed to alude them.In ...
The Good Life
Going Green With The Goods In..
The Good Life, 1975
Perhaps one of the most endearing sitcoms ever written, The Good Life was the original environment friendly comedy. It covered so many issues so well. Fro...
If You See God, Tell Him
If You See God, Tell Him - 1993
Whilst the subject matter may be a little delicate, this rather dark comedy has some genuine laugh out very loud moments. The title is a take on the "If you see Sid, tell him", ...
Brother’s In Law
It's Not Another Mother In Law Joke It's...
Brothers In Law, TV and Radio
Brothers In Law was the TV, and later Radio, series inspired by a 1955 comedy novel of the same name.Adapted for TV by two of the ...
The Norman Conquests
The Norman Conquests, 1977
No it's not a history lesson, wrong year any way. The Norman Conquests was a trilogy of plays written in 1973.The plays each had their own title: Table Manners, Living Together ...
The Other One
The Other One, 1977
From the writers of The Good Life came this hit follow up written for Richard Briers.The Other One ran for two series. The first in 1977 running for seven episodes and returning for a ...
Ever Decreasing Circles
Ever Decreasing Circles, 1984
After the success of The Good Life each of the actors would go on to have success in their own projects. Ever Decreasing Circles was written for Richard Briers reuniting him with...