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S7.E1 ∙ Episode #7.1

Mon, Dec 25, 1978

Sketches include a man who sells deaf aids, a bean shop, there is a message to help the British celebrate a European Christmas, we have the first episode of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", we see what happens when the cricket oval is too close to housing, then there's the story of McCleary's Gold, Ronnie tell us about an Irishman, and the final musical item is 'Saturday Night Fervour'. The musical number was performed by The Manhattan Transfer.

7.9 /10

S7.E2 ∙ Episode #7.2

Sun, Dec 31, 1978

Sketches include some subterfuge at a party, there is a message by Thingummy for people with bad memories, we have another episode of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", we see how far you have to go for a loaf of bread, Ronnie's story is designed to put you to sleep, and the final musical item is by Mario and Romano, and comes from the seaside. The musical number was performed by The Manhattan Transfer.

8.1 /10

S7.E3 ∙ Episode #7.3

Fri, Jan 05, 1979

Sketches include one day at the Council Housing Department, there is a message by Sir Hector Walnut-Place from the C.O.K.E.U.P. planning department, we have another episode in the lives of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", Rupert Bear is interviewed by the BBC, Ronnie's story is about football, and the final musical item is by the church choir with a harvest celebration. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.7 /10

S7.E4 ∙ Episode #7.4

Fri, Jan 12, 1979

Sketches include a day at the men's club, there is a message from the chairman of the International Society for the Shy and Embarrassed (or C.I.S.S.E.), there's a discussion about last night's football, we see another day in the life of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", there's an advertisement for dog food, Ronnie's joke is one of the two things that has made his wife laugh, and the final musical item is recital by the Bournemouth Tea-time Three. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.5 /10

S7.E5 ∙ Episode #7.5

Fri, Jan 19, 1979

Sketches include identical twins meet at the local, foretelling what restaurant diners will order by their speech, we see another day in the life of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", there is the family who had an accident with wonder glue, Ronnie decides to read fan mail, and the final musical item has a Mexican theme. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.8 /10

S7.E6 ∙ Episode #7.6

Fri, Jan 26, 1979

Sketches include a party with the confusing who's with who and what's what, a party with a fast talker, we see another day in the life of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", a stranded motorist is in a cantina where English is not spoken, Ronnie reads a joke given to him by Jimmy Tarbuck, and the final musical item is by The Kamikaze Theatre Company. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.7 /10

S7.E7 ∙ Episode #7.7

Fri, Feb 02, 1979

Sketches include waiting for a job interview, the is a call for home rule for Ruislip, waiting for the dentist, there is the censored version of The Last Mango in Paris by Jean-Paul Arkwright, Ronnie tells us about his new au pair girl, and the final musical item is by The North Acton Ladies Slimnastic Club. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.7 /10

S7.E8 ∙ Episode #7.8

Fri, Feb 09, 1979

Sketches include a restaurant that caters for unusual requests, there is a spokesman in support of British Rail, we see another day in the life of "Sid and Lily, George and Edie", Mr Toadie is being interviewed for a job, Ronnie tells a bit what happened his local pub, and the final musical item is a recruitment drive for the army. The musical guests are The Manhattan Transfer.

7.7 /10