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Happy Monday! This has been HEAVILY requested. Thanks to my top tier patrons for choosing this one! I also noticed this episode is called "A

Happy Monday! This has been HEAVILY requested. Thanks to my top tier patrons for choosing this one! I also noticed this episode is called "A Touch of Class" and the last Only Fools episode I reacted to was called "A Touch of Glass." Coincidence? 🤔

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MeganRuth

No I haven't! I'll have to check them out. Thanks Brodie! 😊

Brodie Vickers

I used to work at M & S, pretty sure you can get half bottles and smaller from there. Or from a wine store. But like you, before I started working there never seen one in my life "What is this witchcraft!?" hahah

Colin Gajewski

I stayed at a vegetarian guesthouse in the Lake District that was EXACTLY like Fawlty Towers. The husband and wife owners has replicated FT perfectly. Great food and hilarious. Sadly, not there anymore.

MeganRuth

oh interesting! aha good! I'm not the only one! 😆

MeganRuth

aah what a shame it's not there anymore! It sounds like it would have been a lovely place to stay...

Brodie Vickers

The Fast Show is really good too! Wasn't in the best of moods earlier, cheered me up to no end. It never fails😊Every episode's on iplayer

Adam McAdamface

Fawlty Towers is more than just a classic, I think it pretty much set the template of how to write a great British sitcom, pretty much every comedy writer after this cites Fawlty Towers as a big influence on their writing. Oh and you’re going to love Sybil (Basil’s wife). She don’t take no crap from anyone!

MeganRuth

I can see why it was so influential! And yes, I already love Sybil! 😆

SnabbKassa

200 pounds in 1975 is 1,500 pounds now. Basil doesn't want richer customers. He wants a higher class of customer. Class and income or wealth are not the same thing. In America they are, but in Europe, less so. How people speak tells you their class, not their salary.