
Bob Larbey
- English
- Writer
Press clippings Page 2
How different from the Command Performance of The Good Life before Her Majesty at the BBC's TV centre. This was a charming instance of impromptu, informal, pop in and see us some time, pot luck entertainment. Apart from filming for two days instead of one and rehearsing all day before the performance, it was just like any ordinary Good Life (tonight BBC1).
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian, 10th June 1978The Good Life (BBC1) is a civilised new comedy series with considerable charm and Richard Briers. There is a lot of bad meat sold in the comedy market, but I can recommend this as very fresh and pleasant.
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian, 5th April 1975The Fenn Street Gang (LWT), or Son of Please Sir, demonstrates television's inability to let a good thing go. It pursues the careers of Form 30 into the wider world and larger opportunities which teachers tell us await us. This series suffers immediately from the lack of the adult actors, who gave it strength and stature.
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian, 25th September 1971