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Geoffrey Palmer RIP 13:56 - Nov 6 with 1113 views

Star of Butterflies, As Time Goes By, Reggie Perrin and Fairly Secret Army.

Ninety-three though.

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:03 - Nov 6 with 1091 views

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One of my favourite actors

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Not to forget "The kipper and the corpse"

R.I.P.

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:16 - Nov 6 with 1074 views

soupytwist

Bit of a cock up on the remaining alive front . . .

One of the best sequences of British TV comedy :

[Post edited 6 Nov 2020 14:19]

Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:17 - Nov 6 with 1064 views

FenboyBlue

It's been a terrible few days.
Bobby Ball, Nobby Stiles, Sir Sean Connery, John Sessions & now Geoffrey Palmer.

Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:24 - Nov 6 with 1051 views

solomon

Don’t forget the doctor on fawlty towers

Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:43 - Nov 6 with 1022 views

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:16 - Nov 6 by soupytwist
Bit of a cock up on the remaining alive front . . . One of the best sequences of British TV comedy : [Post edited 6 Nov 2020 14:19]

It's fantastic, isn't it? 'Papists, rapists, papist rapists...'

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 15:36 - Nov 6 with 974 views

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 14:43 - Nov 6 by factual_blue
It's fantastic, isn't it? 'Papists, rapists, papist rapists...'

It's brilliantly written and delivered by both of them.

And a reminder that under the humour on display here, at the time of broadcast it reflected the attitude of a certain section of serving & ex-military personnel.

See also A Very British Coup.

Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 12:08 - Nov 7 with 794 views

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Geoffrey Palmer RIP on 15:36 - Nov 6 by soupytwist
It's brilliantly written and delivered by both of them. And a reminder that under the humour on display here, at the time of broadcast it reflected the attitude of a certain section of serving & ex-military personnel. See also A Very British Coup.

It's a joke that despite being of it's time, has kept it's relevance.

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