A Weekend Away

Épisode diffusé le 17 janv. 1993
TV-PG
29min

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Comedy Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJudy has been dropping hints about Jean and Lionel, making Jean quite uncomfortable. Also, Judy says she is going away for the weekend and when Alistair says the same Jean automatically thin... Tout lireJudy has been dropping hints about Jean and Lionel, making Jean quite uncomfortable. Also, Judy says she is going away for the weekend and when Alistair says the same Jean automatically thinks they're going together. With the impending vacant house for the weekend, Jean becomes i... Tout lireJudy has been dropping hints about Jean and Lionel, making Jean quite uncomfortable. Also, Judy says she is going away for the weekend and when Alistair says the same Jean automatically thinks they're going together. With the impending vacant house for the weekend, Jean becomes increasingly nervous and tries everything short of ridiculous to avoid spending the weekend... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Sydney Lotterby
Scénario
- Bob Larbey
- Colin Bostock-Smith
Casting principal

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7,8/10

135

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Sydney Lotterby
Scénario
- Bob Larbey
- Colin Bostock-Smith
Casting principal

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Lionel, in a Freudian slip, says Judith (who is going off for a possibly romantic weekend) is not Eskimo Nell then corrects it to her not being Little Nell. Eskimo Nell was the star of a downright pornographic poem popularized in the 1940s. She was a jaded and indefatigable prostitute. Little Nell, from "The Old Curiosity Shop" was a sweet and innocent 14 year old orphan.

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[first lines]
Lionel: I'll do this.
Jean: I'll do it.
Lionel: I said *I'll* do it.
Jean: I said *I'll* do it.
Taxi Driver: Look, the way I see it is this: you keep arguing while the meter's running, and I'll end up taking both the fivers.
[both pull back the money]
Taxi Driver: Not that I'm claiming to be a philanthropist. I would like one.
[he takes Lionel's]
Taxi Driver: Thanks very much.
[he drives off]
Jean: OK, you win.
Lionel: Not really. The fare was only three pounds.