Ha yes, the grey hair made me think of him too.
Presumably this guy was grey haired in the '80s though.
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Any of the limited descriptions of the show mean anything to anyone?
A list of descriptions of banned or cancelled 80s British sitcoms would be useful.
just [ just ]
adverb
Definition:
1. in immediate past: a very short time ago
The train has just left.
2. at this moment: indicating that somebody will begin doing something or something will start happening now ( used also with 'about to' and 'going to' )
I'll just go and get it.
3. only: only or merely the thing, amount, or situation mentioned
This is just a warning.
I was using definition 1, everyone else, 3
Quote: Automaton @ December 22 2010, 2:20 PM GMTA list of descriptions of banned or cancelled 80s British sitcoms would be useful.
I can't think of a single banned or cancelled show from the 80s.
This list will show most comedy shows that started in the 1980s, but not all are sitcoms. Have a look through the titles and see if anything rings a bell though: https://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/year/#y1989
If You See God Tell Him? Although that was 90s and Richard Briers isn't dead.
Good lad Ctrl F the List for the word God
and the answer was
drum roll................................................
- If You See God, Tell Him
Incidentaly the show had nothing to do with religion (apart from the title). Everything else I had said was correct I think http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_You_See_God,_Tell_Him
Thanks very much everyone. Loved this when I saw it even though it was massivley out of date.
Well it wasn't cancelled, just was a short series!
See Amazon product listing
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