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Tag: Till Death Us Do Part

‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start

The first of BBC Four’s three recreations of lost sitcom episodes sees The Fast Show’s Simon Day take on Britain’s favourite bigot Alf Garnett in a performance of Till Death Us Do Part’s 1967 episode ‘A Woman’s Place Is In The Home’. And it being a near word-for-word rendition of the original script is what … >

Posted September 7, 2016 by James Cornish Filed under
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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‘Till Death Us Do Part’ review: BBC Four’s ‘Lost Sitcoms’ trilogy gets off to a shaky start
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You Are Here will go to screen

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