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Last of the Summer Wine

Comedy: Sitcoms

Classic sitcom featuring the misadventures of the elderly residents of a Yorkshire village

The classic sitcom featuring the misadventures of the elderly residents of a Yorkshire village, which enjoyed a record-breaking run on UK television

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Last of the Summer Wine: Series 31

Russ Abbot

Brian Murphy

Burt Kwouk

June Whitfield

Frank Thornton

Peter Sallis

Ken Kitson

Louis Emerick

Robert Fyfe

Juliette Kaplan

Josephine Tewson

Sarah Thomas

Mike Grady

Trevor Bannister

Christopher Beeny

Jean Fergusson

Tom Owen

Jean Alexander

Roy Clarke

Alan JW Bell

Barbara Young

Jane Freeman

Last of the Summer Wine: Series 31: Episode 2: Happy Camping

Happy Camping

Episode 2

Episode 2: Happy Camping

Series 31

BBC One - Last of the Summer Wine, Series 31, Happy Camping

Pearl throws Howard out of the house, determined to sort him out once and for all.

Pearl throws Howard out of the house, telling Nelly that she needs to sort him out once and for all, while Glenda decides that she and Barry need to get fit.

PC Walsh informs PC Cooper that the sergeant is on their back - he's complaining about the amount of crumbs they're leaving in the car. Pearl throws Howard out, so Hobbo suggests putting cucumbers on his eyes to help with the stress. Howard goes to Clegg's for sympathy but it falls on deaf ears.

Stella mourns after her cigarettes, while Hobbo goes to the library with his team, Entwistle and Alvin. Miss Davenport admires his eyes.

Glenda decides that Barry and herself are fat and that something must be done before Gloria's wedding, and forces Barry to embark on a new fitness regime.

Pearl tells Nelly that she's going to have to sort out Howard once and for all. Meanwhile, PC's Cooper and Walsh valet their car.

Howard announces he's finished with women and has decided to go off into the wilderness, laden down with goodies from Aunty's shop. Nelly finds Pearl packing a case for Howard - he's in for a shock.

Marina ignores Howard, so Hobbo tells them they owe each other a decent, final parting. Howard goes to shake Marina's hand in one last goodbye, but she grabs him and embraces him, but Pearl sees. The men urge Howard homewards but Pearl throws his suitcase out with a note inside reading "Happy Camping".

Gentle sitcom following the hijinks of retired folk in the Yorkshire dales

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