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No - That's Me Over Here!. Image shows from L to R: Ronnie Corbett (Ronnie Corbett), Laura Corbett (Rosemary Leach). Copyright: David Paradine Productions / London Weekend Television
No - That's Me Over Here!

No - That's Me Over Here!

  • TV sitcom
  • ITV1
  • 1967 - 1970
  • 25 episodes (3 series)

Ronnie is struggling in the continuing suburban status race, and locked in a bitter rivalry with his condescending neighbour and colleague, Cyril. Stars Ronnie Corbett, Rosemary Leach, Henry McGee, Ivor Dean and Jill Mai Meredith

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No - That's Me Over Here!. Image shows from L to R: Arthur Robinson (Ivor Dean), Ronnie Corbett (Ronnie Corbett). Copyright: David Paradine Productions / London Weekend Television

Key details

Genre
Sitcom
Broadcast
1967 - 1970
Channel
ITV
Episodes
25 (3 series)
Stars
Ronnie Corbett, Rosemary Leach, Henry McGee, Ivor Dean and Jill Mai Meredith
Writers
Barry Cryer, Graham Chapman and Eric Idle
Director
Bill Hitchcock
Producers
Bill Hitchcock, Marty Feldman and David Frost
Companies

Ronnie Corbett is a mild-mannered suburbanite in his mid-30s. An employee of the City Life & Fire Insurance Co. Ltd., he commutes to his central London office each day by train, and - generally - lives a happy, if unremarkable life.

However, Ronnie is certainly not the average office worker. Easily flustered and confused, he nevertheless enjoys a convivial and close relationship with his boss, Mr A.M. Robinson, whilst sharing an office with colleague and neighbour, the snide Cyril Dawson - ever keen to get one over on Ronnie at any opportunity!

Although happily married to wife Laura, Ronnie's friendly nature and eagerness to remain young, hip and attractive inevitable and frequently lead him into flirtatious encounters and much confusion with members of the opposite sex: office secretary Miss Meredith seems a particular target of his charms.

Whether at home, on the train, in the office or entertaining the boss, Ronnie Corbett is a man who seems to wear disaster like a glove. Yet, somehow, he always manages to come out on top.

Additional details

Production
Studio
Camera set-up
Multi-camera
Picture
Colour

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Broadcast details

First broadcast
Tuesday 14th November 1967 at 8:30pm on ITV1

Recording details

  • Wembley Studios
  • Glenwood Grove (Kingsbury)

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