S6·E9 The East Cheam Centenary
Synopsis
It's the centenary of the Borough of East Cheam and Hancock has arranged for the BBC to have exclusive TV rights to the celebratory procession. Unfortunately, the Mayor has sold exclusive rights to ITV and the route of the procession doesn't go past Hancock's house where the BBC have set up. Hancock is forced to take drastic steps and provide his own procession at short notice.
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When did Season 6 Episode 9 of Hancock's Half Hour air?
Season 6, Episode 9 ('The East Cheam Centenary') originally aired on April 29, 1960.
How long is Season 6 Episode 9 ('The East Cheam Centenary')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 30 minutes.
What happens in Hancock's Half Hour Season 6 Episode 9?
It's the centenary of the Borough of East Cheam and Hancock has arranged for the BBC to have exclusive TV rights to the celebratory procession. Unfortunately, the Mayor has sold exclusive rights to ITV and the route of the procession doesn't go past Hancock's house where the BBC have set up. Hancock...
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