It is a trip to Tally-Ho Towers for Tim as he visits his uncle Butcher. Bill and Graeme tag along as the uncle is exceedingly rich.
Bill and Graeme could be in for a good time, as uncle Butcher as a couple of shapely maids on hand.
He also loves fox hunting with his hunting fraternity. When uncle Butcher drops dead. Tim inherits everything.
Once Tim is rich, he discards his friends but Bill and Graeme stay on as servants.
Tim also becomes obsessed with fox hunting but the other two try to give him some painful aversion therapy.
Tim Brooke-Taylor has dual roles, with him also playing the crusty uncle Butcher. His head is eventually mounted on the wall.
Once again there is a lot of visual humour and slapstick. It begins with Graeme using a contraption that combs his hair, cleans his glasses and brushes his teeth at the same time.
I wonder if the anti fox hunting message is due to Bill Oddie.
Bill and Graeme could be in for a good time, as uncle Butcher as a couple of shapely maids on hand.
He also loves fox hunting with his hunting fraternity. When uncle Butcher drops dead. Tim inherits everything.
Once Tim is rich, he discards his friends but Bill and Graeme stay on as servants.
Tim also becomes obsessed with fox hunting but the other two try to give him some painful aversion therapy.
Tim Brooke-Taylor has dual roles, with him also playing the crusty uncle Butcher. His head is eventually mounted on the wall.
Once again there is a lot of visual humour and slapstick. It begins with Graeme using a contraption that combs his hair, cleans his glasses and brushes his teeth at the same time.
I wonder if the anti fox hunting message is due to Bill Oddie.
