Who's That Dancing with Nora Batty Then?

L’episodio è andato in onda il 12 mar 1975
TV-14
29min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,1/10

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Michael Bates, Bill Owen, Peter Sallis, and Kathy Staff in Last of the Summer Wine (1973)

Comedy

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTwo new librarians arrive and are bent on keeping the morality of the library. Elsewhere, Compo's neighbor Gloria is moving to Australia, and Compo sees an opportunity to get his arms around... Leggi tuttoTwo new librarians arrive and are bent on keeping the morality of the library. Elsewhere, Compo's neighbor Gloria is moving to Australia, and Compo sees an opportunity to get his arms around Nora without risking getting hit.Two new librarians arrive and are bent on keeping the morality of the library. Elsewhere, Compo's neighbor Gloria is moving to Australia, and Compo sees an opportunity to get his arms around Nora without risking getting hit.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,1/10

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Citazioni
Shep: Went all through t' last war, five and a half years on it, and I can't say as I ever hated Jerries, but I've been six months a lollipop man, and I could cheerfully strangle every little brat under eighteen.
Compo: Hey! You must be mad wanting to strangle poor, little, innocent kids! Use your pole; what do you think it's for?

Colonne sonore
Last of the Summer Wine
(Theme Song)
Written by Ronnie Hazlehurst

Recensioni degli utenti4

Recensione in evidenza

7/10

Those stockings will live forever.

Two new Librarians, Miss Probert, and Miss Jones commit to cleaning up The Library, Compos young neighbour, Gloria, is about to emigrate to Australia.

It's another very fine, amusing episode, it this perhaps the moment where we learn if Compo's love and obsession with Nora Batty's legs and wrinkled stockings, that was such a funny scene.

Series two really has started off with two very fine episodes, the humour is so different to the brand that followed for many years, a little more rugged in tone, a little more cheeky. Not the only piano sequence on the show, Blamire wasn't my favourite character, but his turn was amusing.

I loved Jack Woolgar's performance as grumpy Lollipop man, Shep, you can't imagine he was the most effective of public servant.

Pretty funny, 7/10.