All at No 20
A widow takes in lodgers to keep her house.
Maureen Lipman starred in this ITV sitcom, which ran for two series between February 1986 and December 1987. Thames Television produced the show, with scripts by Richard Ommanney, Ian Davidson, Peter Vincent, and Alex Shearer.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Sitcom
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- Creator
- Richard Ommanney
- Producer
- Thames Television
- Starring
- Maureen Lipman
- Lisa Jacobs
- Martin Clunes
- Theme music
- Denis King
- Language
- English
- Country
- United Kingdom
Facts from the source article.
Cast
Maureen Lipman portrayed Sheila Haddon, a widow who takes in lodgers to keep her house and frequently works as a typist while trying to cover her debts. Lisa Jacobs played Monica Haddon, Sheila's twenty-year-old art student daughter who often fights with Chris and begins dating Henry at the end of Series 1. Martin Clunes appeared as Henry, a squeamish medical student and one of Sheila's lodgers, who starts dating Monica at the end of Series 1. Gabrielle Glaister portrayed Carol in series 1, Monica's best friend and fellow art student who lodges with Sheila and frequently flirts with Chris and Henry. Gregory Doran played Chris Temple in series 1, an itinerant disc jockey who shares a room with Hamish; episodes often involve his professional failures, including being attacked by Hell's Angels and having his van destroyed, and he eventually becomes a model. David Bannerman appeared as Hamish McAlpine in series 1, a flight attendant who shares a room with Chris and dreams of opening a restaurant; Chris initially thought Hamish was gay. Carol Hawkins played Candy in series 2, and Desmond McNamara played Frankie Lomax in series 2.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes of All at No 20 are there?
All at No 20 has 12 episodes across 2 seasons.
When did All at No 20 first air?
All at No 20 first aired on 10 February 1986.
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