Founder's Day

L’episodio è andato in onda il 11 mar 1977
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28min

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Pat Astley, Harold Bennett, Arthur English, and Penny Irving in Are You Being Served? (1972)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaMr. Grace is reaching his 80th birthday and the staff decide to create a "This is Your Life" styled movie in tribute to him.Mr. Grace is reaching his 80th birthday and the staff decide to create a "This is Your Life" styled movie in tribute to him.Mr. Grace is reaching his 80th birthday and the staff decide to create a "This is Your Life" styled movie in tribute to him.

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Throughout the episode they make mention of "that show where they show your life starting in short pants and ending shaking hands with Danny LaRue " and each person saying "I saw that I didn't like it" . This is a joke in reference to John Inman (who plays Mr. Humphries) recently being the star of an episode and his cast mates making an appearance.

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Mr. Lucas: Nevertheless, five days later you were employed by Grace Brothers, and only Mr. Grace knows the reason for that change of mind. Well, it was because of someone who was very dear to you, probably the greatest friend you ever had. And you know who that was?
Mr. Humphries: Oh no, it couldn't be him; they'd never give him a day off from Lillywhites.
Mr. Lucas: No? Well, then let's have a look at this picture and let it remind you.
[a picture of Mrs. Humphries is shown]
Miss Brahms: [loudly] Who's he?

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References Mosè, la legge del deserto (1974)

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9/10

Mr Grace, here is your department.

Mr Grace has become an octogenarian, so the staff put on a special treat for him.

It's another classic episode, and it's nice to see Young Mr Grace put centre stage for a change, the trip down memory lane is very funny, and we get an insight into how Grace Brothers started.

I loved the scene where Mrs Slocombe and Miss Brahms fight over the fur coat sale, it's a fine moment.

We learn who Rachel Yiddle is, and we get that wonderful scene where John Inman drags up to play Mother, it's a hilarious scene.

I'd forgotten just how good this fifth series was. 9/10