Dorothy has some ideas for a project to help American writers working in The UK, she calls on the help of two MPs, one Conservative, one Socialist.
This is brilliant, the show has so far dealt with cultural clashes and the battle of the sexes. This is the first time they've had an episode based solely on The Class system. We've always known how Robert sees himself, very much in the echelons of the Upper Middle classes, this episode goes a step further.
The two actors are wonderful here, David Ryall, a very well known face, James Villiers a very well known voice.
This is the first episode I'd say that has an overly British feel, it's 2021, and the class system is still as evident as it was back in 1978, and we still have MPs with an inability to answer a single straight question.
Overall, this third series has been my favourite so far, I had no idea there was a forth series.
Loved it, 9/10.
This is brilliant, the show has so far dealt with cultural clashes and the battle of the sexes. This is the first time they've had an episode based solely on The Class system. We've always known how Robert sees himself, very much in the echelons of the Upper Middle classes, this episode goes a step further.
The two actors are wonderful here, David Ryall, a very well known face, James Villiers a very well known voice.
This is the first episode I'd say that has an overly British feel, it's 2021, and the class system is still as evident as it was back in 1978, and we still have MPs with an inability to answer a single straight question.
Overall, this third series has been my favourite so far, I had no idea there was a forth series.
Loved it, 9/10.
