This highly controversial BBC sitcom started in 1965, with Peter Sellers reluctantly turning down role, due to a busy schedule, and handing the reigns to Warren Mitchell. The right wing loud mouthed bigot Alf lived with his wife, Else, (who wore the trousers), his daughter Rita and her husband Mike (an unemployed Liverpudlian with left wing views). Alf criticised the government, the church, Mike, and just about everybody jammed the BBC switchboard with a complaint or two, but the audience figures were huge and so he stayed where he was. Alf transferred to ITV and back, then to ITV for a final outing, collecting two feature films en route. The writer's view was that we were to laught AT Alf Garnett, but like all monstrous sitcom characters, people loved him as well. Often unrepeatable now, due to the un-PC nature of the character. This episode was transmitted on 26/12/66.
A Johnny Speight recycled script - again! He did it with Curry and Chips and Till Death us Do Part, and then he recycled that "drinking the vase water in front of the vicar and carol singers" idea for an In Sickness and in Health Christmas special!
AidanLunn 4 months ago
lmao, Alf's routine was always to rant on for 20 mins, throw some plates and smash something then give a sob story, thanks for loading this sherlock, Ive got a a DVD box set of some of the coloured ones but not seen the black and white ones, ur sound is way to low though, cheers anyway
bluejeckett 10 months ago
I Love it when alf gives the sob story haha
moose384 2 years ago
FUCKING ROBBING BASTARD VICAR
moose384 2 years ago