Judge Rawley continues to have problems with that nerk 'Arris.
This is a strong episode with good comic dialogue and social commentary.
The general banter between Fletch and other inmates is at it's usual high standard, but for me the kangaroo court scene stands out as having the best moments. In a silly comical way it takes a good swipe at the disparities found in the justice system. Clement and La Frenais use the characters of Rawley and Harris particularly well.
Ronnie Barker is on great form as ever. Ronald Lacey is also a standout as he embodies his character in a way that brings out hints his evilness, but does it in a funny way. Sam Kelly also has some memorable moment as Warren.
This is a strong episode with good comic dialogue and social commentary.
The general banter between Fletch and other inmates is at it's usual high standard, but for me the kangaroo court scene stands out as having the best moments. In a silly comical way it takes a good swipe at the disparities found in the justice system. Clement and La Frenais use the characters of Rawley and Harris particularly well.
Ronnie Barker is on great form as ever. Ronald Lacey is also a standout as he embodies his character in a way that brings out hints his evilness, but does it in a funny way. Sam Kelly also has some memorable moment as Warren.