TV Series1987 · ITV1 · Ended · 31 min
Watching is a sitcom set in Merseyside, with Brenda coming from Liverpool and Malcolm coming from Meols on the Wirral. Quiet biker Malcolm, who lived with his domineering mother, was accompanied on his birdwatching trips by loud scouser Brenda, who was forced to ride in his sidecar. The series followed their on/off relationship, during which Malcolm married Lucinda.
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Paul Bown
Malcolm Stoneway
56 episodes
Emma Wray
Brenda Wilson
56 episodes
Liza Tarbuck
Pamela Wilson
54 episodes
Patsy Byrne
Marjorie Stoneway
50 episodes
John Bowler
David Lynch
45 episodes
Perry Fenwick
Terry Milton
17 episodes
Noreen Kershaw
Joyce Wilson
19 episodes
Bill Moores
Cedric
28 episodes
Liz Crowther
Susan Roberts
8 episodes
Phil Hearne
Man In Corridor
1 episode
Dave Dutton
Oswald
11 episodes
Ralph Riach
Mr. Ambrose
2 episodes
Al T. Kossy
Harold / Pierre
32 episodes
Simon Hadfield
Boy
1 episode
Vincent Maguire
Biker
1 episode
Steve Cox
Biker
1 episode
Philip Fox
Sidney Clough
5 episodes
Roland MacLeod
Mr. Baxter
1 episode
Iggy Navarro
Tatooed Docker
1 episode
Michael Starke
Forester
1 episode
Elizabeth Spriggs
Aunty Peggy
5 episodes
Simon Twist
Biker
1 episode
Christopher Saul
Doctor Ridley
1 episode
Robert Swann
Head Waiter
1 episode
Marie Jelliman
Customer
1 episode
Terry Melia
Customer
1 episode
Carl Chase
Man in Street
1 episode
Joseph Holroyd
Old Man / Charles
2 episodes
Al Hunter Ashton
Sam
1 episode
Andrea Gordon
Charlotte Lynch
1 episode
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