Reviews by KarenSequel to the original series with Fletch’s grandson in jail for cyber crimes. It reuses some of the famous jokes and males reference to Fletch, Godber and his wife/Fletch’s daugheter. Fletch’s son makes and appearance whenhe visits his son, but is no longer played by Nicholas Lyndhurst (possibly he would make the attention from the story)
6/10
As part of BBC’s sitcoms season they made a new episode of Are you being served. Most of the main characters as in it but played by a new casr, with a new male shop assistant Mr Conway, Young Mr Grace’s grandson Young Mr Grace.
They reference a number of things front he original series and film, including Mr Grainger retiring before returning in this special, Mrs Solcome’s pussy and Mr Humphrey’s catch phrase I’m free.
It was amusing like the original and had nice touches of calling 2 secretaries Miss Perry and Miss Croft after the original writers.
7/10
Nice day out on a Bank Holiday where I could use free SWT gold card tickets to get the train to Alton and then Track days out voucher s for the railway. For 2 people it was about £7 for the whole including refreshments from the Waitrose next to Alton station.
There wasn’t a special event like some bank holidays and the trains weren’t packed which meant it was a nice way to spend a few hours on the steam train.
8/10
Matthew and Mary get married, Tom and Sybil are expectant parents and Edithhas mixed success with the men. Downstairs there are two new footmen, Bates is in prison ,Anna is trying to clear his name and O’Brien betrays Thomas.
There are births in episodes 5 and the Christmas special but in both cases tragedy soon follows.
7/10
Rom Com about a US children’s soccer coach and his quest for romance with a doctor.
5/10
Sequel to Johnny English where the bumbling spy has to try and prevent an assassination.
7/10
Weird drama about a folk singer in 1960s New York trying to become famous.
4/10
Old documentary about the actor Gregory Peck.
6/10
Family drama set in Australia about a mother who is tying to find a bone marrow match for her son who has lukemia. She discovers her husband had a number of affairs and she contacts the various women to find out if they had a child with him to see if they are a match.
5/10
This shows how the family and staff cope with WW1 both at the front and at home. A number of tomances occur, the home is turned into a hospital and you can easily guess who will be a victim of the fighting and of the Spanish flu.
8/10