Deviations with Davenport

Épisode diffusé le 25 mai 1997
TV-14
29min

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7,3/10

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Bill Owen, Peter Sallis, Jack Smethurst, and Brian Wilde in Last of the Summer Wine (1973)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFoggy, Norman and Compo meet a man writing a guide book for walkers. Foggy claims to know the area like the back of his hand, then promptly gets them completely lost. Wesley refuses to hire ... Tout lireFoggy, Norman and Compo meet a man writing a guide book for walkers. Foggy claims to know the area like the back of his hand, then promptly gets them completely lost. Wesley refuses to hire a minibus to transport the ladies on their outing, so he ties swiveling office chairs to a... Tout lireFoggy, Norman and Compo meet a man writing a guide book for walkers. Foggy claims to know the area like the back of his hand, then promptly gets them completely lost. Wesley refuses to hire a minibus to transport the ladies on their outing, so he ties swiveling office chairs to an open trailer hooked to his land rover.

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Anecdotes
The character of Davenport is Played by Marlena Smalls - interestingly in A Clean Sweep (1997) Keith Marsh appears as the chimney sweep - both Smethurst and Marsh were co-stars in the hit controversial 1970''s series Love Thy Neighbour (1972).

Citations
Nora Batty: How come you're still interested in women at your age?
Compo: I think it's because they're the only opposite sex we've got. And they don't come any more opposite than thee!

Bandes originales
Last of the Summer Wine
(Theme Song)
Written by Ronnie Hazlehurst

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7/10

Funny and Entertaining!

This title is pretty much standard fare as far as Last of the Summer Wine episodes go - but that is not a bad thing!

Their are plenty of laughs to be had and Roy Clarke's sense of comic irony definitely creeps in around the edges, providing enough frivolity and mirth to lift your mood - without requiring you to think too much.

The narrative lacks complexity but is detailed enough to keep you entertained.

As a must watch for Last Wine fanatics and a decent enough taster for casual viewers this episode gets a 7/10.

7* - Great