Dancing

Name: Dancing
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1988-02-26
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.1

Episode aired Feb 26, 1988
30m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

YOUR RATING

Comedy

Pamela gets even more depressed about her situation at work, Terry finds himself roped into an effort to get her back out into circulation, and Brenda isn't happy when she spots Malcolm talk... Read allPamela gets even more depressed about her situation at work, Terry finds himself roped into an effort to get her back out into circulation, and Brenda isn't happy when she spots Malcolm talking to another woman.Pamela gets even more depressed about her situation at work, Terry finds himself roped into an effort to get her back out into circulation, and Brenda isn't happy when she spots Malcolm talking to another woman.

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7.1/10

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8Sleepin_Dragon

Disco dancing 80's style.

Pamela is badly depressed, Malcolm has the idea of setting her up with Terry.

I enjoyed this, it was funny, it was sweet, it was wonderfully nostalgic once again. I enjoyed the scenes at the club, the dodgy dancing and terrible fashions, but the setting is fun, and Erasure's oh L'amour was fantastic.

It's funny how the memory plays tricks, I had always assumed that Pamela ended up when Terry, I had forgotten all about David, made a nice change to see her a little happier.

Just wondering about Harold's stock, you wouldn't want to be relying on an accurate stocktake at that joint.

I loved how Brenda had the nerve to mock Terry about his garish appearance.

8/10.

Trivia
Sixth of many uncredited appearances by Alita Petrof as mature woman in pub with white hair; wearing red skirt and brown blouse; seated at table next to Malcolm and Brenda.