Rose does her best to save a two hundred year old tree in The Neighborhood, but there is one detractor, Frieda Claxton.
What an absolute classic episode this is, an absolute belter, there is no funnier subject matter than death, and when it concerns someone unpleasant, it can have an extra bit of zip.
There are endless funny moments, the funeral parlour, the service, the ashes, the courtroom ordeal, they absolutely nailed this episode, this is undoubtedly in my top ten of all time.
Mr. Pfeiffer was one funny character, such a funny idea, a non silent p, but it was so funny.
Nan Martin was only in her fifties play the part of Frieda, you'd have thought she was much older.
9/10.
What an absolute classic episode this is, an absolute belter, there is no funnier subject matter than death, and when it concerns someone unpleasant, it can have an extra bit of zip.
There are endless funny moments, the funeral parlour, the service, the ashes, the courtroom ordeal, they absolutely nailed this episode, this is undoubtedly in my top ten of all time.
Mr. Pfeiffer was one funny character, such a funny idea, a non silent p, but it was so funny.
Nan Martin was only in her fifties play the part of Frieda, you'd have thought she was much older.
9/10.