Why We Loved - Are You Being Served (Un-Cut)

Why We Loved - Are You Being Served
Reopening Grace Brothers for a Night of Laughter: A Tribute to "Are You Being Served?"
Over thirty years have passed since Grace Brothers closed its doors, but for one special night, we are reopening that legendary department store. Join us as we step into the lift and ascend to celebrate the brashest, bawdiest British sitcom, "Are You Being Served?".

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We’ll chat with celebrity fans about their enduring love for the show, including Fern Britton, Reverend Richard Coles, Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen, Patsy Palmer, Sherrie Hewson, Christopher Biggins, and Amanda Barrie, among many others. Family and friends of the original cast will also share personal memories and never-before-seen private photographs of Mollie Sugden, John Inman, Trevor Bannister, Frank Thornton, and Wendy Richard.

Prepare for a night of laughter with side-splitting clips and behind-the-scenes footage. Join us as we pay tribute to the sitcom phenomenon that is "Are You Being Served?".

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First Show on C5 2020
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Are You Being Served? - A Classic British Sitcom
"Are You Being Served?" is a beloved British sitcom that aired from 1972 to 1985 on BBC1. Created by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft, the show is set in the fictional Grace Brothers department store in London. It follows the comedic escapades of the store's staff, including characters like the campy Mr. Humphries, played by John Inman, the flirtatious Mrs. Slocombe, portrayed by Mollie Sugden, and the pompous Captain Peacock, brought to life by Frank Thornton.

The humor of "Are You Being Served?" largely stems from its clever use of double entendres, slapstick comedy, and satirical takes on British class systems and workplace dynamics. The series also gained popularity for its memorable catchphrases, particularly Mr. Humphries' "I'm free!"

The show was not only a hit in the UK but also found international success, being broadcast in numerous countries and gaining a substantial following in the United States through PBS reruns. Its popularity led to a 1977 film adaptation and a sequel series, "Grace & Favour," also known as "Are You Being Served? Again!" which aired from 1991 to 1992.

In 2016, a revival episode featuring a new cast was produced, highlighting the enduring appeal of this classic sitcom. The original series, its spin-off, and the film have been released on DVD, allowing new generations to enjoy the timeless humor of "Are You Being Served?"

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