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The Two Ronnies

Episode #5.4 (Season 5, Episode 4)
TV Episode | Comedy

Sketches include a scene in a pub where a man he repeats everything he hears, Arnold Splint gives an appeal for women there is the next instalment in "The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town", Pam Ayres gives us a poem called "My ...See moreSketches include a scene in a pub where a man he repeats everything he hears, Arnold Splint gives an appeal for women there is the next instalment in "The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town", Pam Ayres gives us a poem called "My Secret", there is a combined party political broadcast, a man is concerned about certain censorship in the papers, Ronnie tells us about some holiday-makers returning on an aeroplane, there is a sketch called "All in a Day's Bork", which has some typos in the script, and the final concert is morris dancing by the St Botolph Country Dance Team. The performance in this episode is by Barbara Dickson. Written by jem See less
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Eric Idle (written by) | Spike Mullins (written by) | David Nobbs (written by) | Michael Palin (written by) & 2 more
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Updated Sep 25, 1976

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Sep 25, 1976 (United Kingdom)
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9 cast members
Name Known for
Ronnie Barker
Self / Various Characters Self / Various Characters   See fewer
Ronnie Corbett
Self / Various Characters Self / Various Characters   See fewer
Derek Deadman
Henry the Cobbler Henry the Cobbler   See fewer
Carol Hawkins
Mrs. Wiggins Mrs. Wiggins   See fewer
Barbara New
Mrs. Socks Mrs. Socks   See fewer
Fred Tomlinson
Finale Singer Finale Singer   See fewer
April Walker
Arthur Clump's Sister Arthur Clump's Sister   See fewer
Moray Watson
Liberal Party Politician Liberal Party Politician   See fewer
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