Harold is desperate for a bit of sun, and some posh crumpet, the problem is be wants to go alone, Albert has other plans.
It's a joy to watch, for my shame, this is the first time I have ever seen this episode, it's quality, a great end to the first series. The frequent remarks about Bognor, and in particular the final television episode now make perfect sense.
I love the way that Albert sulks, his whimpering about Mrs Clifford and woe is me attitude is both hilarious and tragic. If you perhaps have an elderly relative, you may recognise some of those characteristics. The old man really does lay it on thick and fast, poor Harold.
Over sixty years on, and it's still funny, it's still brilliant, why on Earth is nobody capable of making anything funny nowadays. It may just be the best of Series one.
A joy to watch, 8/10.
It's a joy to watch, for my shame, this is the first time I have ever seen this episode, it's quality, a great end to the first series. The frequent remarks about Bognor, and in particular the final television episode now make perfect sense.
I love the way that Albert sulks, his whimpering about Mrs Clifford and woe is me attitude is both hilarious and tragic. If you perhaps have an elderly relative, you may recognise some of those characteristics. The old man really does lay it on thick and fast, poor Harold.
Over sixty years on, and it's still funny, it's still brilliant, why on Earth is nobody capable of making anything funny nowadays. It may just be the best of Series one.
A joy to watch, 8/10.
