TV Series1975 · ITV1 · Ended · 30 min
Shorty Mepstead, a shy plumber lives in South London with his mother and brother, ladies' man Randolph. Over the course of the series, our incredibly unlucky 'Lucky Feller' attempts to come up trumps in getting the girl of his dreams, Kath. Unfortunately for Shorty, she's fallen for his womanising brother...
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