Ada has to put on a good spread for Eddie's potential employers, at the same time, Jeff has to provide tea for a young group of competition winners, who are expecting a show of cowboys and Indians.
It's a comedy of its time, so expect a few laughs, and also expect a few prevailing attitudes of the time also.
I found this somewhat more accomplished than the first episode, good use of farce and slapstick. Expect to see several familiar faces, watch out for Warren Mitchell.
It wasn't just about Battleaxe Peggy Mount this time, the laughs were split across the board, David Kossoff was given the best moments, dressed up, protesting at the behaviour of the kids, he was perhaps just outdone by Eddie's mishap with the crockery.
Amusing, 7/10.
It's a comedy of its time, so expect a few laughs, and also expect a few prevailing attitudes of the time also.
I found this somewhat more accomplished than the first episode, good use of farce and slapstick. Expect to see several familiar faces, watch out for Warren Mitchell.
It wasn't just about Battleaxe Peggy Mount this time, the laughs were split across the board, David Kossoff was given the best moments, dressed up, protesting at the behaviour of the kids, he was perhaps just outdone by Eddie's mishap with the crockery.
Amusing, 7/10.