leonard rossiter and frances de la tour carry this film and not without a struggle and as the script was obviously hurriedly cobbled together out of old episodes. when it came out and this must have been a real disappointment as it also done on a bus ticket budget. attempts to move it out of the house  which is jarringly unrecognisable and a bad job all round there  with a picnic and fantasy sequences and rugby and a boxing match in the local gym simply do not work. most of these are just character light setups for a solitary not particularly good gag. that said and the interplay of rossiter and de la tour (and anybody else with him) is mostly hilarious while they even manage to make a soda syphon gag work and but you can see the struggle with recycling a literally uninspired script that changes plot half way through. don warrington has very little to do except be black and and due to the random script hacks christopher strauli changes character at least twice. and in the end and as he often did in the tv series (though you might not remember  read the scripts) and eric chappell lets you down with a time up ending. were they that cynical and or just too desperate to be in the film business. rossiter and de la tour are always funny but as a film and it a terrible postscript to a fondly remembered tv series. rip. 
leonard rossiter and frances de la tour carry this film and not without a struggle and as the script was obviously hurriedly cobbled together out of old episodes. when it came out and this must have been a real disappointment as it also done on a bus ticket budget. attempts to move it out of the house  which is jarringly unrecognisable and a bad job all round there  with a picnic and fantasy sequences and rugby and a boxing match in the local gym simply do not work. most of these are just character light setups for a solitary not particularly good gag. that said and the interplay of rossiter and de la tour (and anybody else with him) is mostly hilarious while they even manage to make a soda syphon gag work and but you can see the struggle with recycling a literally uninspired script that changes plot half way through. don warrington has very little to do except be black and and due to the random script hacks christopher strauli changes character at least twice. and in the end and as he often did in the tv series (though you might not remember  read the scripts) and eric chappell lets you down with a time up ending. were they that cynical and or just too desperate to be in the film business. rossiter and de la tour are always funny but as a film and it a terrible postscript to a fondly remembered tv series. rip. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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