Citizen Smith - Series 1 & 2
Out-of-work Wolfie Smith (Robert Lindsay) likes to think of himself as an 'urban guerrilla', leading the Tooting Popular Front towards Revolution.
With his three friends, Ken (Mike Grady), Tucker (Anthony Millan) and Speed (George Sweeney), Wolfie spends most of his time in the local pub, The Vigilante, planning their rise to power, avoiding work and marriage to girlfriend Shirley (Cheryl Hall).
Includes the complete first series and all-but-one of the second series.
First released: Monday 3rd March 2003
DVD- Distributor: Universal Playback
- Region: 2
- Discs: 3
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