TV Series1985 · BBC One · Ended · 35 min
Britain's queen of comedy is loved for her mischievous perception of daily life. This tongue-in-cheek blend of songs, sketches and the tacky soap opera Acorn Antiques, ably assisted by friends Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Patricia Routledge and Susie Blake, has received six awards including 4 BAFTAs. Starring Victoria Wood, Patricia Routledge and Julie Walters.
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Victoria Wood
13 episodes
Julie Walters
13 episodes
Duncan Preston
13 episodes
Celia Imrie
13 episodes
Patricia Routledge
13 episodes
Susie Blake
13 episodes
Jim Broadbent
4 episodes
Denis Lawson
2 episodes
Anne Reid
1 episode
Barbara Miller
Dinner Lady
1 episode
Belinda Lang
Soldier's Girlfriend
1 episode
Tilly Vosburgh
Selina
1 episode
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