British Comedy Guide
British Comedy Guide
...And Mother Makes Three. Image shows from L to R: Simon Harrison (Robin Davies), Sally Harrison (Wendy Craig), Peter Harrison (David Parfitt). Copyright: Thames Television
...And Mother Makes Three

...And Mother Makes Three

  • TV sitcom
  • ITV1
  • 1971 - 1973
  • 26 episodes (4 series)

Sally Harrison is a widow trying to hold down a job and bring up two sons, Peter and Simon. Stars Wendy Craig, Richard Coleman, Robin Davies, David Parfitt, Valerie Lush and more.

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Not In Front Of The Children. Jennifer Corner (Wendy Craig). Copyright: BBC TV

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After You've Gone

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Butterflies. Image shows from L to R: Ben Parkinson (Geoffrey Palmer), Ria Parkinson (Wendy Craig) TV

Butterflies

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Marriage Lines. Image shows from L to R: George Starling (Richard Briers), Kate Starling (Prunella Scales). Copyright: BBC TV

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The pitfalls of marriage as witnessed by George and Kate Starling. From early difficulties to baby difficulties.

Miss Jones And Son. Image shows from L to R: Baby Roland (Luke Steensil), Elizabeth Jones (Paula Wilcox). Copyright: Thames Television TV

Miss Jones And Son

Elizabeth Jones has to come to terms with being pregnant and bringing her child up alone after her relationship comes to an end.

Just Like A Woman. Scilla McKenzie (Wendy Craig) Film

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