Its only the third episode, but this most
formulaic of comedies is already set in stone... You can hear the usual Eric
Chappell strength of pleasurably-crafted dialogue in Amy's complaints about
David's middle aged delusions of youthful physicality (which probably ring a
bit more true through being co-written by a woman), but the whole thing is so
agreeably predictable that its never going to feel sharp.
The highlight is the appearance of an Alsatian (credited to 'Woofers Animal Agency') with David's shoe in his mouth - it’s a shame that they didn't get this hound to do some more.
The highlight is the appearance of an Alsatian (credited to 'Woofers Animal Agency') with David's shoe in his mouth - it’s a shame that they didn't get this hound to do some more.
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