Sitcoms set in pubs

Time Gentlemen Please
World of Pub
Early Doors

Have I missed any?

Cheers

Not on your Nellie.

Goodnight Sweetheart.

Quote: Jack Massey @ June 9 2008, 12:16 PM BST

Not on your Nellie.

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bloody hell.... never heard of this, just looked it up. Am going to try and find it somehow... somewhere.

Cheers Lee, erm, for Cheers... Lee.

Quote: Leevil @ June 9 2008, 12:18 PM BST

Goodnight Sweetheart.

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Is that set in a pub? Quite a few scenes are there but is it 'set' there? I thought it was actually set in the fourth dimension or somewhere in the time space continuum.

The Prince of Denmark - Ronnie Corbett

The Larkins

Quote: Tuumble @ June 9 2008, 12:26 PM BST

I thought it was actually set in the fourth dimension or somewhere in the time space continuum.

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Isn't every pub?

Quote: Alan C @ June 9 2008, 12:31 PM BST

The Larkins

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Just looked that up and the pub thing was a spin-off film called Inn For Trouble. God I'd love to get hold of that.

Apparently- avoid Not on your Nellie at all costs.

Quote: jdubya @ June 9 2008, 12:37 PM BST

Just looked that up and the pub thing was a spin-off film called Inn For Trouble. God I'd love to get hold of that.

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Why don't you then it's available from play.com?

I have.

I didn't think it'd be available at all. Brilliant.

Now, you wouldn't know where to get Prince of Denmark would you Alan?

Quote: jdubya @ June 9 2008, 12:59 PM BST

I have.

I didn't think it'd be available at all. Brilliant.

Now, you wouldn't know where to get Prince of Denmark would you Alan?

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Bet Aaron does.

Quote: jdubya @ June 9 2008, 12:59 PM BST

I have.

I didn't think it'd be available at all. Brilliant.

Now, you wouldn't know where to get Prince of Denmark would you Alan?

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Prince of Denmark is a long lost sitcom from the early 70's and probably only exists in the BBC archives... if it managed to escape the cull. -Alas, it is programmes like this that channels like UKGold should be unearthing instead of reshowing the top 40 best sitcoms in rotation.

Not many sitcoms in social clubs, though. I can only think of Phoenix Nights off the top of my head.