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A Barbecue at Violet's: Directed by Harold Snoad. With Patricia Routledge, Josephine Tewson, Judy Cornwell, Geoffrey Hughes. Insisting that she is the perfect person to play the lead in Emmet's musical, Hyacinth interrupts Emmet's rehearsals at the church hall in order to show off her musical talents.
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- Comedy
- Harold Snoad
- 1995-10-22
- Sing For Your Supper
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Hycainth devises a party game to cover the noise of the quarreling: "Welcome to our barbecue, with the unique sing-for-your-supper speciality." Elizabeth asks, "How does the singing side of the evening work?" Hyacinth replies, "Oh, it's a party game based on an idea originally conceived by Henry VIII for his banquets." Songs they sing: 1. Rule, Bri...
This episode marks the only time Richard ever stands up to Hyacinth.The guy in the phone box who insults Hyacinth is played by Jack Smethurst who is perhaps best known for his role as Eddie Booth in the popular but controversial Seventies sitcom Love Thy Neighbour.Hyacinth: You obviously overuse the public system. I very rarely use it as I possess a white slim line telephone with automatic redial. Man in phone box: With a voice like yours I'm surprised you even need a telephone. Hyacinth resumes pounding on the side of the phone box. Hyacinth: Richard, come and help me! Richard: Hyacinth, stop that at once a...
31. Keeping Up Appearances S5 E8. Although the musical for which she had auditioned is already fully cast, Hyacinth is convinced that Emmet is too shy to offer her a part. She decides to...
"Keeping Up Appearances" A Barbecue at Violet's (TV Episode 1995) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
A "luxury barbecue" at Violet's house looks like being a disaster because Bruce and Violet keep having violent arguments. Hyacinth organises a sing song in an attempt to take everyone's mind off their hosts' battle.
Oct 22, 1995 · Where to watch Keeping Up Appearances · Season 5 Episode 8 · A Barbecue At Violet's starring Patricia Routledge, Clive Swift, Judy Cornwell and directed by Harold Snoad.
When Bruce and Violet’s constant arguing threatens Hyacinth’s luxury barbecue, she resorts to desperate musical measures to keep her family scandals from public exposure. 29 mins.
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