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Running Time: 40 minutes (approx)

This British sitcom, starring Ronnie Corbett (pictured) as Timothy Lumsden, had a successful seven-year run from 1981 and introduced a catchphrase - "Language Timothy!" - into popular culture.

The sitcom's plot is fairly simple: Timothy is a young-at-heart 41-year-old single man with a good job, an absorbing interest in amateur dramatics and an eye for a pretty girl. Blessed with these obvious advantages, his life should be fun, but due to his tyrannical mother, it rarely is.

Timothy's problems are exacerbated by the fact that he still lives at home with his parents. His father presents no threat, but his mother is stereotypically domineering and interfering. Timothy's trouble is that his mother refuses to acknowledge her son as an adult and treats him as a little boy. Despite his diminutive stature, he has perfectly normal drives and instincts, which are constantly thwarted. Mother not only rules the house, but Timothy as well, through a campaign of sustained, yet subtle (and often hilarious) terror tactics.

Main Cast

Wendy Alnutt
John Bryans
Genevieve Allenbury
Ian Andrews
Judi Lamb
Michael Gunn
Nell Curran
Sheila Raynor
John Mangan
John Leeson
Robert Russell
Kerry Shale
Doug Fisher
David Daker
Helen Fraser
Sheila Fearn
Image for Ronnie CorbettRonnie Corbett
Roy Holder
William Moore
Barbara Lott
Marguerite Hardiman
David Troughton
John Rudling
Bryan Coleman
Lee Trevorrow
Maggie Henderson
Bridget Brice
Andrea Levine
Brian Peck
Michael Redfern
Deborah Makepeace
Mavis Pugh
Hazel Bainbridge
Stuart Fell
Moira Brooker
Michael Loney
Drina Pavlovic
Cathy Murphy
Jennifer Franks
John Bleasdale
Tony Newbury
Brian Osborne
Derek Fuke
Julia Goodman
Prim Cotton

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