Birds Of A Feather (1989)
- TV sitcom
- ITV1 / BBC One
- 1989 - 2020
- 128 episodes (12 series)
Sitcom about mismatched sisters Tracey and Sharon, and their glamorous friend, Dorien. Stars Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson, Lesley Joseph, Charlie Quirke, Samuel James and more.
- Series 6, Episode 8 repeated tomorrow at 3:30am on U&Drama
Streaming rank this week: 1,465
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Series 12, Episode 5 - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
Auntie Vera's got problems with her hips and her block's defective lifts so tells Sharon and Tracey she's moving in with them. But Tracey's only got one room available: it's Dorien's... and Dorien is dismayed to be told that family comes first.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 4th February 2016
- Time
- 8:30pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Pauline Quirke | Sharon Theodopolopodous |
| Linda Robson | Tracey Stubbs |
| Lesley Joseph | Dorien Green |
| Charlie Quirke | Travis Stubbs |
| Samuel James | Garth Stubbs |
| Kate Williams | Auntie Vera |
| Naveed Khan | Housing Officer |
| Christopher Ettridge (as Chris Ettridge) | Harvey |
| Gary Lawson | Writer |
| John Phelps | Writer |
| Maurice Gran | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Laurence Marks | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Martin Dennis | Director |
| Humphrey Barclay | Producer |
| Jon Rolph | Executive Producer |
| Steve Sheen | Executive Producer |
| Jon Blow | Editor |
| Heather Gibson | Production Designer |
| Mel Thompson | Production Designer |
| Irving Berlin | Composer |
| David Arch | Composer |
Press
A drizzle-drenched barbecue to celebrate news of a film adaptation of Dorien's book is cut short by an unexpected call from a homebound auntie south of the river. The lifts at her council high-rise are proving too much, leaving Sharon and Tracey with three unappetising options: play gofer for south London's most ungrateful pensioner; petition the council to relocate Auntie Vera closer to terra firma; or invite her to taste some of the Chigwell high life. Oh, won't someone think of the house prices?
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 4th February 2016