Adapted by Bob Larbey from the third HE Bates novella from 1960. Pop buys Bluff-Gore mansion for £5000 (plus £250 on the side to the wife), sells it for £17,000. And Celia Imrie accuses him of sexual molestation; the court case is on Charlie and Mariette's wedding day. Oh, la Larkin. (Oh no, that's the next one.)
Twenty years ago. Someone made out this series made David Jason beloved by the nation, but surely Only Fools and Horses had done that already.
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