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Summary
The exploits of the former members of form 5C after they have left Fenn Street Secondary Modern School.
Eric Duffy (Peter Cleall) and Sharon Eversleigh (Carol Hawkins) continue the up-and-down relationship they started at school, eventually marrying in the final series.
Frankie Abbott (David Barry) fancies himself as a "private investigator" but proves to be less than brilliant in his chosen profession. His girlfriend, Maureen Bullock (Liz Gebhardt), is training to be a nurse. Frankie continues to have problems with his mother (Barbara Mitchell).
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Peter Craven (Leon Vitali, then Malcolm McFee) goes to work for local crook Stanley Bowler (George Baker).
This programme was a spin-off from Please Sir.
It subsequently gave rise to a spin-off of its own, Bowler.
Cast List
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Peter Cleall
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Eric Duffy
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David Barry
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Frankie Abbott
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Carol Hawkins
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Sharon Eversleigh
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Liz Gebhardt
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Maureen Bullock (Series 1-2)
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Peter Denyer
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Dennis Dunstable (Series 1-2)
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Leon Vitali
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Peter Craven (Series 1)
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Malcolm McFee
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Peter Craven (Series 2-3)
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Sue Bond
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Dolly (Series 1)
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Neil Wilson
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Archie Drew (Series 1)
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Barbara Mitchell
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Mrs Abbott
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George Baker
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Stanley Bowler (Series 2)
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Production Details
Written by:
John Esmonde, Bob Larbey, Geoff Rowley, Andy Baker, David Barry, Lew Schwarz
Directed by:
David Askey, Mark Stuart, Philip Casson, Alan Wallis, Bryan Izzard, Howard Ross, Graham Evans
Executive Producer(s):
Mark Stuart
3 series, 47 episodes
Transmitted: 1971-73
TV Channel: ITV
London Weekend Television
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