Rooms ( Surprise Visitors ) Wed, Mar 2, 1977

[@ColinOBear]

I'm slowly working my way through them and just loving watching them. I'm not sure anymore which I prefer - the original 'two-hander' or this more 'soapy' version. They are all great though, such an absolute treat. So many thanks for making them available.

[@vbt1957]

Glad you like them!

[@karenmorrison8701]

I'm doing same, working through them all. Some better than others but over all fabulous acting, scripts and characters

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

I like both. Sometimes it’s nice to see the story of the characters develop a bit more.

[@felixgarnet]

Such a good episode and the DWP today are just the same!

[@vivienneandersson6019]

Mrs Beale was only 62! She is depicted as really old and sad and with one foot in the grave.

[@ludovicleprinceroyal8721]

I thought 82 at least.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

I am 69 and thought she was in her 70s. But I think back then people aged differently.

[@mariabrabiner7491]

Thanks again, another brilliant episode of this series. Tut Tut whistleblowing !!

[@vbt1957]

Thanks Maria.

[@13699111]

Thank you 😊

[@finolaomurchu8217]

Is it a young Bernard Hill? The pensions man? Very good acting.

[@vbt1957]

Yes it is.

[@laurenduvall8547]

Thank you again!!

[@vbt1957]

My pleasure

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Poor Mrs. Beale. Law is law. Precise and firm.
Frank should’ve let her know of how the system works.. of conditions and violations.
I been on social security when my foreign ex was jobless.. when I wanted to file for a divorce I asked them first of what to watch for to avoid any sitiation deterioration. Glad I’m no longer part of the system. Too many prohibitions.

[@mariabarnard1546]

Mrs Beale would have known. She was conning the State for more money.

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

I was 18 years old on that day...

[@jackiewale5206]

I was 13 😊