British sitcoms: the deathmatch (19-01)

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swittle Jan 2019 6:09pm, 5 Jan 2019 52,358 posts	0 swittle Rallies to the DT corner
Sushi. Jan 2019 6:28pm, 5 Jan 2019 21,943 posts	0 Sushi. I loved Butterflies.
Goofee Jan 2019 6:29pm, 5 Jan 2019 2,230 posts	0 Goofee I liked it too
swittle Jan 2019 6:32pm, 5 Jan 2019 52,362 posts	0 swittle I watched an ep. this morning: the interplay between Ria's 'real' life and the one she visited infrequently with her 'male friend' is sensitively developed and highly believable. Did the Geoffrey Palmer character know he was on the verge of being cuckolded?
Derby Tup Jan 2019 6:52pm, 5 Jan 2019 28,431 posts	0 Derby Tup My mum loved Butterflies
Goofee Jan 2019 6:56pm, 5 Jan 2019 2,231 posts	0 Goofee I think that's one of the reasons I like it too, DT, mum loved watching it
Derby Tup Jan 2019 7:07pm, 5 Jan 2019 28,434 posts	0 Derby Tup
GregP Jan 2019 7:13pm, 5 Jan 2019 110,026 posts	0 GregP I liked Butterflies. Has anyone mentioned Sorry? That was truly bad. Agony hasn’t been mentioned either. Not good.
Diogenes Jan 2019 7:29pm, 5 Jan 2019 33,594 posts	0 Diogenes The characters of the sons (Russell and Adam) in Butterflies, and Ria’s relationship with them, was really interesting.
leaguefreak Jan 2019 7:32pm, 5 Jan 2019 7,216 posts	0 leaguefreak I mentioned sorry. You've just repressed the memory Greppers. I might need to nose at Butterflies again. I was raised in a very traditional household (my mother now denies it but used to argue that married women ought to be first in line for any redundancies as they had husbands to support them). I reckon i was too young and indoctrinated to get it back in the day.