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14 de sept. de 1998 · Available on NOW, BBC iPlayer, Prime Video, iTunes, ITVX. `The Royle Family' follows the everyday life of the average working-class Royles in Manchester. Jim is the patriarch, a rather lofty title for someone who watches a lot of television, and does as little else as he can. That makes his hard-working wife, Barbara, the main breadwinner, and ...
5. "Episode 5". Caroline Aherne, Craig Cash & Henry Normal. Mark Mylod. 12 October 1998 (1998-10-12) 4.07. Denise and Dave come home from one of Dave's DJ gigs arguing about Beverly Macca. Barbara consoles a drunk Denise, who tells her Dave was flirting with Beverly; while in the kitchen Dave tells Jim and Antony that it was nothing. She ...
Guests give their personal recollections of past episodes of the Royle Family. The Queen of Sheba Dr Mahmoud prescribes new medication for Nana in the form of yellow tablets.
'Cadging Carol' is a character in The Royle Family. She made her first appearance in 'Barbara's Old Ring' and is best known for her habit of borrowing, the reason why she is nicknamed 'cadge' - as in to borrow or obtain unlawfully. She first appeared in ' Barbara's Old Ring' and is portrayed to be a very rude and impolite character. She rings the doorbell and then when they refuse to answer ...
23 de dic. de 2014 · The Royle Family had finished, and it felt like we’d put it to bed. After that gap, you worry that things will go stale. When we all got together and put our costumes on, though, it felt exactly ...
The Royle Family. TV sitcom. BBC One / BBC Two. 1998 - 2012. 25 episodes (3 series) The Royles are a family of couch potatoes who watch television in their dirty living room whilst chatting, arguing, and drinking copious amounts of tea and alcohol. Stars Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston, Caroline Aherne, Ralf Little, Craig Cash and more.
12 de dic. de 2007 · Barbara is in a state at nana's funeral and the family club together as a tribute. From the classic BBC TV series The Royle Family.This is a channel from BBC...
