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cast
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Lady Mary |
Barbara
Windsor |
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Stanley |
Kenneth
Connor |
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Dick Darcy |
Jack
Douglas |
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Dr. Pavingstone |
Bernard
Bresslaw |
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Lord Gropefinger |
Peter
Butterworth |
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Witchdoctor |
Oscar
James |
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Mabel the Gorilla |
Reuben
Martin |
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Native |
Wayne
Browne |
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Park Bench Man |
Norman
Chappell |
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Old Man |
John
Carlin |
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Screenplay |
Lew Schwarz |
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Producer |
Gerald
Thomas |
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Director |
Alan
Tarrant |
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broadcast
December 7th 1975 at 7.25pm on ITV
plot
BUGS (The Bermondsey Universal Geographical Society) agrees to send
newspaper reporter Stanley to find the long-lost Dr. Pavingstone. Stanley
has been given the dubious honour of being the societies greatest explorer
(dubious as he's the only member capable of successfully navigating their
way out of the lecture hall). On his expedition he's joined by the
Geographically challenged 'Elephant' Dick Darcy and Lady Mary. However
once they discover Pavingstone, he's none to keen to return to
civilisation, due to the fact that he's had a run-in with the local Witch
Doctor, leaving him with a monkey's tail.
review
Sorry, but this one is a right bloody stinker.
So we now come to the end of the Carry On Laughing series and what have we
learnt from the experience? Was the series successful? Well as ever it's
up to the individual to decide. There are a few good moments in the
series, but these all happen mainly in the first series, and even then can
be few and far between.
Personally this is the section of the website that we really couldn't be
bothered with creating. We're just glad it's out of the way, and can go
and have a drink and a long lie down after having to endure six and a half
hours of pretty awful comedy. Cheers!
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