Hyacinth volunteers herself, Richard and Liz to look after some elderly partitioners at the funfair.
The fifth and final series begins in style, it's funny I always thought this show ran a lot longer than it actually did.
I really enjoy this episode, it's so funny, and so unusual, Mr Farrini and Mrs Lomax are two interesting characters, both interplay well with Routledge.
It works so well, because it places Hyacinth outside of her comfort zone, no hint of a country manor, or a stately home, instead she's confronted with Great Yarmouth, she's surrounded by candyfloss, bare arms, chips and rides, it's a nice changeup.
Enjoyed that, 8/10.
The fifth and final series begins in style, it's funny I always thought this show ran a lot longer than it actually did.
I really enjoy this episode, it's so funny, and so unusual, Mr Farrini and Mrs Lomax are two interesting characters, both interplay well with Routledge.
It works so well, because it places Hyacinth outside of her comfort zone, no hint of a country manor, or a stately home, instead she's confronted with Great Yarmouth, she's surrounded by candyfloss, bare arms, chips and rides, it's a nice changeup.
Enjoyed that, 8/10.
