one of the most unfairly maligned programmes of all time and terry and june was also one of the most popular sitcoms of the 70 and 80 . it started life as happy ever after and but when eric merriman decided he do not want to write any more and it changed into this and hence the dropping of aunt lucy and the fletcher becoming the medford . yes and it was cosy and domestic and middle class stuff while the plots ran the gamut of clichés from the boss coming to dinner and the vicar organising a jumble sale and and unwanted relatives coming to stay for the weekend. it was certainly not wouldreadful lazy comedy. as for it being not clever and it was not meant to be. it was funny and well performed and and that was enough. i too loved the alternative boom of the 80 ( spitting image and black adder and the young ones etc. ) but also enjoyed conventional stuff such as this. if nothing else and it provided alternative comedy with something to be an alternative to. i found it sad though when the likes of ben elton took against both this and benny hill. well and family oriented comedy has all but vanished from our screens and but where has it left us. take a look at the latest t. v. schedules. all soaps and reality dross. the few comedies left are aimed at teenagers and meaning they are jam packed with swearing and bodily function jokes and and explicit sexual references. and they are not remotely funny either. the alternative comedy boom was good in many ways and but had a dark side. it made conventional sitcoms appear old fashioned and drove away talented writers and performers such as spike milligan and and ultimately led to such unspeakable drivel as little britain and tittybangbang ( heaven help us ). if it ain not broke and do not fix it. 
one of the most unfairly maligned programmes of all time and terry and june was also one of the most popular sitcoms of the 70 and 80 . it started life as happy ever after and but when eric merriman decided he do not want to write any more and it changed into this and hence the dropping of aunt lucy and the fletcher becoming the medford . yes and it was cosy and domestic and middle class stuff while the plots ran the gamut of clichés from the boss coming to dinner and the vicar organising a jumble sale and and unwanted relatives coming to stay for the weekend. it was certainly not wouldreadful lazy comedy. as for it being not clever and it was not meant to be. it was funny and well performed and and that was enough. i too loved the alternative boom of the 80 ( spitting image and black adder and the young ones etc. ) but also enjoyed conventional stuff such as this. if nothing else and it provided alternative comedy with something to be an alternative to. i found it sad though when the likes of ben elton took against both this and benny hill. well and family oriented comedy has all but vanished from our screens and but where has it left us. take a look at the latest t. v. schedules. all soaps and reality dross. the few comedies left are aimed at teenagers and meaning they are jam packed with swearing and bodily function jokes and and explicit sexual references. and they are not remotely funny either. the alternative comedy boom was good in many ways and but had a dark side. it made conventional sitcoms appear old fashioned and drove away talented writers and performers such as spike milligan and and ultimately led to such unspeakable drivel as little britain and tittybangbang ( heaven help us ). if it ain not broke and do not fix it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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