Wolfie's letters of support to revolutionary groups around the world gets some feedback.
Jose from the Bilbao Popular Front turns up on the doorstep wanting to give his thanks to the Tooting Popular Front.
Wolfie thinks Jose is going to give him some money.
Dad is delighted to discover that Jose's father is a Duke who owns his own vineyard. He is happy to matchmake Shirley with him.
Only Jose finds London is too cold. Shirley does not want to know and he was hoping that Wolfie could fund his group back in Spain.
Tony Anholt regularly played foreign romeo types. You just knew he was going to turn on the charm for Shirley and ask for a cheque from Wolfie.
Shirley and Ken meanwhile poke fun at Wolfie regarding the slow pace of the revolution. In 1967 it was held up because England had just won the World Cup.
Jose from the Bilbao Popular Front turns up on the doorstep wanting to give his thanks to the Tooting Popular Front.
Wolfie thinks Jose is going to give him some money.
Dad is delighted to discover that Jose's father is a Duke who owns his own vineyard. He is happy to matchmake Shirley with him.
Only Jose finds London is too cold. Shirley does not want to know and he was hoping that Wolfie could fund his group back in Spain.
Tony Anholt regularly played foreign romeo types. You just knew he was going to turn on the charm for Shirley and ask for a cheque from Wolfie.
Shirley and Ken meanwhile poke fun at Wolfie regarding the slow pace of the revolution. In 1967 it was held up because England had just won the World Cup.