TV Series1972 · ITV1 · Ended · 30 min
Takes a lighthearted look at the problem of colour through the eyes of a white couple, Eddie and Joan Booth, and a black couple, Bill and Barbie Reynolds, who move in next door. This series helps to take some of the heat out of race relations by showing the funny side of everyday conflict.
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Jack Smethurst
Eddie Booth
53 episodes
Kate Williams
Joan Booth
53 episodes
Rudolph Walker
Bill Reynolds
53 episodes
Nina Baden-Semper
Barbie Reynolds
53 episodes
Tommy Godfrey
Arthur
47 episodes
Keith Marsh
Jacko
53 episodes
Paul Luty
Nobby Garside
34 episodes
Ken Parry
Cyril
6 episodes
Harry Littlewood
The Foreman
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