The Good Life: Series 2 Episode 2 (Part 3 of 3)

*The Guru of Surbiton*

When Barbara and Tom take on a male and female student to help them with the farming, Tom becomes their guru. They also say they want to buy the house next door to theirs, which makes Margo panic. Thankfully, they change their minds when Ruth, the female student, confesses that she fancies Tom.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• The
• Good
• Life
• Richard
• Briers
• Felicity
• Kendal
• Penelope
• Keith
• Paul
• Eddington

[snowfuryproductions]

3:39 a creepy voice says 'There she is', definitely not Tom's voice.

[dharmaseed]

Margo: "Jerry! What are we going to do?"

Jerry: "Could have dinner....."

Rest in peace, Paul. Thank you for leaving such a wonderful legacy.

[Simulacra719]

@mrsoctagoneapus Ahhh, good call! 'The Wind-Break War' is one of my favourite episodes! That scene where they are looking for the dishwaher and Jerry talking about Barbara 'bringing out the beast' in him never fail to make me crack up! 

[mrsoctagoneapus]

I like the one when they get drunk and start looking for the dish washer XD LOL

i'm cracking up just thinking about it when i started watching it i looked liked this :( after XD

[concordecal1995]

LOL

[dharmaseed]

@revolverpup They probably would if they had a chance, although Margo would have to be pretty sozzled to swing with Tom, don'tcha think?

[ScottfromTexas]

@frozentootsiepop - the normal people that created Western Civilization and landed on the moon.

[blackiemittens]

I'd fight Ruth for Tom in this episode myself! The temptation of keeping safe in the status quo and comfort zone is natural

when different viewpoints get afraid of each other but his 'practice what I preach'

is spot on. Barbara looked a little concerned there, but he quickly remembered himself and put the brakes on. Communication's key for people with differences, but that springs from sound self esteem. Something Margo for all her

funny posturing, didn't always have. Gotta love 'em though.

[ScottfromTexas]

The description just goes to show how little that really *describes* about people. Sort of like how all the illegal alien advocates call them "hard workers" when usually that isn't the case and even when it is they go on murder and rape rampages during their off hours, play loud music, drive drunk (usually on the wrong side of the road for some reason) and are general menaces to any decent society.

[GKL1410]

It is hinted at a lot during various episodes

And I think Jerry even suggests it in one