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Sadly, for some reason known only to the BBC, the episodes of this wonderful show have been released in a seemingly random order. Still, this show is so good, that it is better to have them this way than not at all! This tape contains three, half-hour episodes.
Plough Your Own Furrow - Series 1, episode 1 (April 4, 1975)(Why is this one on volume 4?) - It's Tom's 40th birthday, and he is tired of a meaningless life of designing junky plastic prizes for cereal boxes. With Barbara's help, it's time for a whole new lifestyle!
Say Little Hen...? - Series 1, episode 2 (April 11, 1975) - The goat has been a smashing success, and now it's time to add chickens to the menagerie. But, how do you force a chicken to lay eggs? Jerry and Margot realize that it's time to get involved, and save the Goods from themselves.
The Pagan Rite - Series 1, episode 6 (April 11, 1975) - Tom realizes that Barbara deserves a reward for all her work. She would love to go on a pagan rite, a visit to a posh restaurant and hotel. But, how can it be done with no money?
Stars: Tom & Barbara Good, played by Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal - whom I worship, and Margo & Jerry Leadbetter, played by Penelope Keith and Paul Eddington.
I also saw Felicity Kendal in a PBS replay of the BBC Shakespeare series with her starring as Viola in "Twelfth Night" and was so impressed that I named a daughter after her.
Felicity (and the other cast members) are believable, funny, and always in trouble, love, etc., with each other.
The setting... Tom & Barbara move to a ritzy neighborhood and start a farm... well, more like they decide to "live off the land." Try that in a swank neighborhood and I'm sure you'll end up with some of the problems they had.
Totally hysterical. Very funny. A must see. Own it if you can. Definitely for the whole family.
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