Still Open All Hours
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 2013 - 2019
- 41 episodes (6 series)
Update of classic 1970s/80s sitcom Open All Hours, starring David Jason as Granville, now the owner of Arkwright's grocery store. Also features James Baxter, Stephanie Cole, Maggie Ollerenshaw, Brigit Forsyth, Johnny Vegas and more.
- Series 5, Episode 5 repeated at 10:40am on Gold
Streaming rank this week: 7,756
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Series 2, Episode 5
Further details
Granville buys a large display item to inject a little bit of sunshine into shop life on the day of Kevin's wedding. However, Kevin is the world's most reluctant bridegroom and is still having second thoughts.
Can Granville ensure he makes it to the ceremony this time? The wedding spirit has also rekindled Mrs Featherstone's desire for a fourth husband, and she is training her formidable sights on either Granville or Mr Newbold.
Notes
In some places, this episode is unofficially titled: Get Me to the Church
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 17th January 2016
- Time
- 7:30pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| David Jason | Granville |
| James Baxter | Leroy |
| Stephanie Cole | Mrs Featherstone |
| Maggie Ollerenshaw | Mavis |
| Brigit Forsyth | Madge |
| Johnny Vegas | Wet Eric |
| Kulvinder Ghir | Cyril |
| Tim Healy | Gastric |
| Sally Lindsay | Kath Agnew |
| Nina Wadia | Mrs Hussein |
| Geoffrey Whitehead | Mr Newbold |
| Lynda Baron | Nurse Gladys Emmanuel |
| Emily Fleeshman | Nikki |
| Spencer Jones | Kevin |
| Peter Levy | Buttonhole Man |
| Jo Martin | Registrar |
| Roy Clarke | Writer |
| Dewi Humphreys | Director |
| Alex Walsh-Taylor | Producer |
| David Jason | Executive Producer |
| Gareth Edwards | Executive Producer |
| Sarah Hitchcock | Associate Producer |
| Chris Wadsworth | Editor |
| David Hitchcock | Production Designer |
| Max Harris | Composer |
Press
Radio Times review
When it comes to relationships between the sexes, nothing much has changed at the Doncaster corner shop since Arkwright's day. Women are still battleaxes; men are kept under the thumb; and marriage is a prison sentence. The humour is, shall we say, nostalgic, too, with sight gags and plot developments you can see coming with your eyes shut.
In this episode Kevin, the world's most reluctant bridegroom, is due to get married so Granville employs an oversized sunflower (don't ask) to stop him escaping. At least the impending celebration puts Mrs Featherstone (the splendid Stephanie Cole) in romantic mood - "I can get quite girlish over a handsome bank account".
Radio Times, 12th January 2016