You Rang, M'Lord? 1990
What is You Rang, M'Lord??
You Rang, M'Lord? is a British comedy series that aired on the BBC between 1990 and 1993.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1990
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 25
- Runtime
- 50 minutes
- First aired
- Jan 14, 1990
- Networks
- BBC One
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
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You Rang, M'Lord? is a British comedy series that aired on the BBC between 1990 and 1993. The program was written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, who were also responsible for creating Dad's Army, It Ain't Half Hot Mum, and Hi-de-Hi! Set in a London house during the 1920s, the show explores the social dynamics between an aristocratic family and their domestic staff. The narrative structure contrasts the lives of the upper-class residents with those of the servants, drawing comparisons to the popular drama Upstairs, Downstairs. The production featured a cast of actors who had collaborated with the writers on previous projects. Among these performers were Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, and Su Pollard, all of whom had appeared in earlier series created by Perry and Croft. Through this ensemble, the show provides a comedic look at the hierarchical structure of a household in the post-First World War era. The series remains a notable example of the work produced by its creators during their long-standing partnership in British television comedy.
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“A British comedy series contrasting an aristocratic family and their servants in 1920s London.”
- Created by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
- Features actors from earlier series like Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, and Su Pollard
- Limited details provided regarding specific episode plots
Watch it if you enjoy British comedies set in the 1920s by Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
It is a comedy series set in a 1920s London house involving an aristocratic family and their servants.
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Season 1 · 5 episodes
- E1 The Phantom Sign Writer Mytharc Jan 14, 1990
- E2 A Deed of Gift Core Jan 21, 1990
- E3 Love and Money Core Jan 28, 1990
- E4 Fair Shares Core Feb 4, 1990
- E5 Beg, Borrow or Steal Mytharc Feb 11, 1990
Season 2 · 7 episodes
- E1 Labour or Love Mytharc Nov 11, 1990
- E2 Trouble at Mill Core Nov 18, 1990
- E3 Money Talks Core Nov 25, 1990
- E4 The Meldrum Vases Core Dec 2, 1990
- E5 The Wounds of War Core Dec 9, 1990
- E6 Stranger in the Night Mytharc Dec 16, 1990
- E7 Royal Flush Mytharc Dec 23, 1990
Season 3 · 7 episodes
- E1 Please Help the Orphans Mytharc Nov 10, 1991
- E2 Current Affairs Core Nov 17, 1991
- E3 Mrs. Lipton's Nasty Turn Core Nov 24, 1991
- E4 Meet the Workers Core Dec 1, 1991
- E5 Gretna Green or Bust Core Dec 8, 1991
- E6 The Night of Reckoning Mytharc Dec 15, 1991
- E7 A Day in the Country Mytharc Dec 22, 1991
Season 4 · 6 episodes
- E1 Yes Sir, That's My Baby Mytharc Mar 20, 1993
- E2 Requiem for a Parrot Core Mar 27, 1993
- E3 Come to the Ball Core Apr 3, 1993
- E4 The Truth Revealed Core Apr 10, 1993
- E5 The Fall of the House Of Meldrum Mytharc Apr 17, 1993
- E6 Well, There You Are Then...! Mytharc Apr 24, 1993
Frequently asked questions
Who created You Rang, M'Lord?
The series was written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft.
When was the show broadcast?
It was broadcast between 1990 and 1993 on the BBC.
Where is the show set?
The show is set in the house of an aristocratic family in 1920s London.
Which actors appeared in the series?
Actors included Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Su Pollard, Donald Hewlett, and Michael Knowles.
What is the premise of the show?
It contrasts an upper-class family and their servants in a London house, along the same lines as Upstairs, Downstairs.
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