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As the series went on, Audrey became a [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] and developed a [[Slap Slap Kiss]] relationship with Richard. They had a [[Last-Minute Hookup]] in the [[Grand Finale]].
As the series went on, Audrey became a [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] and developed a [[Slap Slap Kiss]] relationship with Richard. They had a [[Last-Minute Hookup]] in the [[Grand Finale]].


Came twenty-first in ''[[Britain's Best Sitcom (TV)|Britains Best Sitcom]]''.
Came twenty-first in ''[[Britain's Best Sitcom|Britains Best Sitcom]]''.
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* [[Last-Minute Hookup]]
* [[Last-Minute Hookup]]
* [[National Health Service]]
* [[National Health Service]]
* [[Not Even Bothering With the Accent]] (Justified: Richard is Eastern European and his real name is Bedrich Polouvicki, but he came to Britain as a child in 1939.)
* [[Not Even Bothering with the Accent]] (Justified: Richard is Eastern European and his real name is Bedrich Polouvicki, but he came to Britain as a child in 1939.)
* [[Pre-Approved Sermon]]
* [[Pre-Approved Sermon]]
* [[Pun-Based Title]] (on "to the manner born")
* [[Pun-Based Title]] (on "to the manner born")

Revision as of 04:16, 9 April 2014

Late Seventies, early Eighties Britcom. Upperclass Twit Audrey fforbes-Hamilton is forced to sell Grantleigh Manor, the Big Fancy House which has been in her family for countless generations. To her horror, the historic estate is bought by Richard DeVere, a nouveau riche supermarket magnate. To make sure he doesn't make a mess of things, she moves into a lodge in the front yard.

As the series went on, Audrey became a Defrosting Ice Queen and developed a Slap Slap Kiss relationship with Richard. They had a Last-Minute Hookup in the Grand Finale.

Came twenty-first in Britains Best Sitcom.


Tropes include: