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Bless This House: Created by Harry Driver, Vince Powell. With Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Robin Stewart, Sally Geeson. Sid and Jean struggle to understand their teen kids' progressive ways. The couple lives in London with protest-loving son Mike and trendy daughter Sally.
Bless This House (TV Series 1971–1976) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
S6.E9 ∙ Friends and Neighbours. The Abbott family's neighbours, Trevor and Betty, ask Sid to keep an eye on their house while they're away. However, Sid doesn't do a very good job, and when they return, they are horrified when they discover what's in their house.
Bless This House: Directed by Gerald Thomas. With Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Terry Scott, June Whitfield. Neighborhood tensions arise when rambunctious Baines family moves next door to reclusive Abbots, clashing over home distillery and unruly teens while matriarch tries mediating the feud.
Bless This House: Created by Bruce Helford. With Andrew Dice Clay, Cathy Moriarty, Don Stark, Raegan Kotz. A sarcastic postal worker and his equally-snarky wife raise their kids in a small apartment in New Jersey, hoping to move into a more spacious house.
Bless This House (1972) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
The Biggest Woodworm in the World: Directed by William G. Stewart. With Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Robin Stewart, Sally Geeson. Sid brings a new chair home, but Sally and Jean are worried it has woodworm. Meanwhile Mike offers his friend a place to stay at the Abbott household.
Watch the Birdie: Directed by William G. Stewart. With Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Robin Stewart, Sally Geeson. Mike wants to start a career as a photographer, but much to Sid's dismay, he wants to use the garage as his studio. However, things don't go quite as smoothly as Mike expects them to.
This 1972 film was written by Dave Freeman and produced by Gerald Thomas, both of which worked with Sid James on the 'Carry On' films. With those credits, it is perhaps unsurprising that 'Bless This House' turned out like one of Gerald Thomas' seaside romps.
Tea for Two and Four for Tea: Directed by William G. Stewart. With Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Robin Stewart, Sally Geeson. The family are curious about the lady Mike is dating, and are keen to meet her, but when Sally blurts out the lady's age, they are astounded.
