Television Series by Yorkshire Television Codexery

Dear Mother...Love Albert

A sitcom about a man who exaggerates his life in letters home.

Rodney Bewes created and starred in the ITV sitcom Dear Mother...Love Albert, which ran from September 1969 to June 1972 and was later renamed Albert!. It consistently ranked in the top ten of TV ratings. Bewes sang the theme song, which he co-wrote with Mike Hugg.

Quick Facts

Runtime
30 minutes
Creator
Rodney Bewes; Derrick Goodwin
Starring
  • Rodney Bewes
  • Garfield Morgan
  • Sheila White
  • Geraldine Newman
  • Liz Gebhardt
  • Amelia Bayntun
  • Cheryl Hall
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Company
Thames Television (series 1); Yorkshire Television (series 2–4)
Channel
ITV
First aired
15 September 1969

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Plot

Albert Courtnay relocates from northern England to London. Each episode begins with him penning a letter to his mother, wildly inflating his experiences—like claiming a promotion when he has actually been sacked. The story then reveals the truth. He lands a job at a confectionery firm, shares a flat with two women, and gets engaged to Doreen Bissel. By the fourth and final series, he has lost both his employment and Doreen (now played by Cheryl Hall), yet he keeps trying to make it in London. Garfield Morgan’s character, A.C. Strain, is an inside joke: Rodney Bewes borrowed the name from a newsagent on New Kings Road in Fulham.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created Dear Mother...Love Albert?

Dear Mother...Love Albert was created by Rodney Bewes and Derrick Goodwin.

Who stars in Dear Mother...Love Albert?

Dear Mother...Love Albert stars Rodney Bewes, Garfield Morgan, Sheila White, Geraldine Newman, Liz Gebhardt, Amelia Bayntun and Cheryl Hall.

When did Dear Mother...Love Albert first air?

Dear Mother...Love Albert first aired on 15 September 1969.

When did Dear Mother...Love Albert end?

Dear Mother...Love Albert last aired on 6 June 1972.

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