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In this classic ‘80s sitcom, Maureen Lipman plays widow Sheila Haddon, whose husband neglected to bother with life insurance. This leaves her grieving and also struggling to pay the mortgage. Fiercely independent, Sheila decides to take in some young lodgers and pressgangs her 20-year-old student daughter Monica into finding them. Before long, her modest house is crammed with eccentrics resulting in hilarious hijinks.More details
The residents of No 20 settle into their new lives in this classic ‘80s British sitcom starring the great Maureen Lipman. She plays Sheila, a widow struggling to come to terms with the death of her husband and, because he died without insurance, her mortgage payments. Now that she has a houseful of lodgers the bills might be easier to pay, but life is different.More details
Don’t miss out on this chance to see award-winning comedienne and actress Maureen Lipman in fine comic form in the brilliant ‘80s sitcom, All At No 20. When her husband dies without life insurance Sheila (Lipman) is left with a rather large mortgage to pay. Her solution is to take in a houseful of young lodgers to help pay the bills…More details
More comic antics from that queen of comedy Maureen Lipman in this brilliant ‘80s British sitcom. Sheila is having enough trouble dealing with her new lodgers and some very odd part-time jobs, so she really doesn’t need the amorous attention of one of her late husband’s old friends, Richard Beamish. But his financial help would, of course, be handy.More details
Popular 1970s British sitcom featuring travelling stationery salesman Sid Abbott (Sid James) and his wife Jean (Diana Coupland), who live with two their teenage children, Mike and Sally. Mike is more concerned with protests than finding a job and Sally is a trendy schoolgirl. In episode one, Sid remembers Gertie Adams as “an old lady, bald and bent double”. However, whatever happened between them in Wapping in 1942 was enough for her to remember him in her will.More details
Sid Abbott is Mr Average whose ambitions in life are constantly thwarted by his family. Between Sid, his wife and his two children, they manage a bewildering lack of communication. Each week, the old-fashioned parents battle to comprehend the permissive ways of the new generation. Bless This House stars Sid James and Diana Coupland and was written by a host of great comedy scribes, including Vince Powell, Harry Driver and Carla Lane.More details
In series four, episode three of this ever-popular British '70s sitcom, Who’s Minding the Baby?, next door neighbour Betty pops in and asks a little favour. Sid is not keen but Jean insists that they should help her out. It’s a decision that everyone’s going to regret. Directed and produced by William G Stewart, Bless This House was listed in 2004 at number 67 in the 100 greatest-ever British sitcoms.More details
This ever-popular '70s British sitcom centres on Mr Average Family Man, Sid Abbott, his wife Jean and his two children. Episode four of series four, A Beef in His Bonnet, once again sees Sid's life made more difficult by his family’s antics. Bless This House stars Sid James and the scripts come from a host of great comedy scribes, including Vince Powell, Harry Driver and Carla Lane.More details
A successful travelling stationery salesman by trade, Sid Abbott thinks of himself as head of his household. His family – wife Jean and children Mike and Sally – have other ideas. Bless This House was a massively popular '70s sitcom starring Diana Coupland and Carry On legend Sid James. Episode five of series four is called The Bells are Ringing. They are and they’re giving Sid a headache.More details
Download here for some classic '70s sitcom hilarity starring Sid James and Diana Coupland. Also expect pride coming before a fall, small lies growing out of all proportion and men old enough to know better than to lust after women half their age. Episode six of series four is called The First 25 Years are the Worst. But then things start to improve, don't they?More details