Dear John....
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 1986 - 1987
- 14 episodes (2 series)
Sitcom following the trials of John Lacey, who joins a singles' club when his wife suddenly leaves him for his best friend. Stars Ralph Bates, Peter Blake, Belinda Lang, Peter Denyer, Rachel Bell and more.
See also
The Comedy Genius Of John Sullivan
Documentary tributing the genius of comedy writer John Sullivan, creator of Only Fools And Horses.
Only Fools And Horses
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Just Good Friends
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Citizen Smith
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Who Is Sylvia?
Charlie Drake stars as a man in search of his perfect partner.
Solo
Sitcom about Gemma Palmer, a newly single girl intent on making her own, independent way in the world, with varying degrees of failure.
Heartburn Hotel
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Over Here
Comedy drama set at an air-base in East England in 1942, when an RAF Spitfire squadron is joined by the first USAAF recruits.
Roger Roger
Comedy drama about mini-cab firm Cresta Cabs, written by John Sullivan and starring Robert Daws.
Sitting Pretty
Upon the death of her rich husband, Annie Briggs finds herself in financial trouble and must return to her poor family roots.
Micawber
David Jason stars as Wilkins Micawber in this gentle festive comedy drama set in the heart of Victorian England.
Big School
Sitcom about the dysfunctional staff room, unrequited love and interactive whiteboards of an urban secondary school.
Butterflies
Sitcom following dissatisfied housewife Ria Parkinson as she considers embarking on an exciting romantic affair with successful businessman Leonard.
Life Without George
Comedy series about a love triangle: Larry is obsessed with Jenny, who loves George, who has recently left her for the charms of another.