TV Series1989 · Yorkshire Television · Ended · 50 min
Ted Simcock, maker of toasting forks and door knockers and Laurence Rodenhurst, dentist to the snobs of society, both enjoy A Bit Of A Do. So too do their wives, relations and assorted friends throughout their North Yorkshire town. But when their children wed, who would suspect that their conventional white wedding would be the beginning of a bizarre tangle of love, lust, hypocrisy and jealousy....
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David Jason
Ted Simcock
13 episodes
Gwen Taylor
13 episodes
Nicola Pagett
13 episodes
Stephanie Cole
13 episodes
Michael Jayston
13 episodes
David Thewlis
13 episodes
Tim Wylton
13 episodes
Karen Drury
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Malcolm Tierney
13 episodes
Diana Weston
3 episodes
Amanda Wenban
4 episodes
William Simons
1 episode
Malcolm Hebden
6 episodes
David Fleeshman
1 episode
Deborah Fairfax
Barbara
1 episode
Roger Grainger
Vicar
1 episode
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