Terry and June S02E02 Words of Love
Terry and June S01E01 Long Weekend
Terry and June S01E02 On the Move
Terry and June S01E03 Flying Carpets
Terry and June S01E04 A Bridge too Far
Terry and June S01E05 Writing on the Wall
Terry and June S01E06 Animal Crackers
Terry and June S02E01 To Catch a Thief
Terry and June S02E02 Words of Love
Terry and June S02E03 Uncle Terry, Auntie June
Terry and June S02E04 Disco Fever
Terry and June S02E05 Workers Unite
Terry and June S02E06 Only Two Can Play
Terry and June S06E03 A Day in Boulogne
Terry and June S09E01 Age Before Beauty
Terry and June S09E02 New Technology
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 1 Long Weekend 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E01 Long Weekend 24 October 1979 Terry has been promoted to Assistant Sales Manager at PlaySafe Ltd, 'the fire extinguisher people' and he and June are moving into their new house. On Friday evening they arrive at 26, Elm Tree Avenue, in Purley, Surrey, to decorate before they move in. The weekend gets off to a bad start when they arrive late at the house after traffic problems. The following day they start to decorate, and the wallpaper peels off. On Sunday, neighbours Brian (Roland Curram) and Tina Pillbeam (Anita Graham) arrive to introduce themselves, and tell Terry and June about the previous owners, all of whom were odd in different ways. They then discover a hidden door in the kitchen – but it leads only to a toilet. Part of the toilet then falls on Terry's head, and he ends up in hospital.
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 2 On the Move 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E02 On the Move 31 October 1979 After twenty-three years in their old home, Terry and June prepare to move to their new house in Purley, but just before leaving, their daughter Wendy (Jessica Turner) turns up. She tells them that she has left her husband Roger (Kit Thacker), believing he has been having an affair with his secretary, Marjorie (Adrienne Burgess). They are just about to leave again when Roger arrives. He then explains how he was just looking after Marjorie, going with her for the odd trip to the cinema and theatre, while her husband was away doing a training course in Germany. Meanwhile, Mr. Ridge (George A. Cooper), the man responsible for the move, gets increasingly annoyed with the delay, and starts to unload the van until Roger talks him round. (Beatrice Shaw, Harry Fielder and Ridgewell Hawkes also appear in this episode.)
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 3 Flying Carpets 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E03 On the Move 7 November 1979 When Terry and June's new carpet does not arrive, Brian offers to get Nigel (Colin McCormack), a friend, to get a carpet for him at a reduced price. Nigel manages to get a cut-off from the carpet installed in the new top floor executive suite at Terry's workplace. The morning after Nigel, and his uncle Vernon, (Leslie Dwyer) have laid Terry and June's new sitting-room carpet, however, Malcolm and Beattie – Terry's boss and his wife (Terence Alexander, Rosemary Frankau) – arrive for lunch, and Malcolm tells him that during the night the company's new executive suite carpet has been stolen. Terry then tries to hide his new carpet, thinking they are the same. That night, Terry insists they return the carpet, and June, Brian and Tina accompany him. Terry and June get stuck in a window cleaner's lift while trying to get to the right floor and are discovered in the morning by Malcolm. The security man (Stuart Sherwin), however, says that the Medfords acquired their carpet legally, and so they quickly lie to say they were giving their carpet to the company to replace the stolen one.
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 4 A Bridge too Far 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E04 A Bridge too Far 14 November 1979 At work, Terry agrees to play on behalf of the company at a bridge championship, in the hope of impressing the Chairman of the Board Sir Dennis Hodge (Reginald Marsh). Terry has never played bridge before but believes he can learn in the week that remains until the game. However, Sir Dennis telephones that same evening, and suggests they have a practice match so that they can judge each other's playing ability. Terry cannot get out of it, and Sir Dennis soon arrives with Major Pritchard (Anthony Howard) and Admiral Boyd (Noel Coleman) to play. Terry then tries to delay the match while June goes out to a phone box to ring home pretending there is an emergency so Terry can leave. However, before this can happen Terry bangs his head on the card table, and pretends the bang has given him amnesia and made him forget how to play bridge. (Heather Bell also appears in this episode.)
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 5 Writing on the Wall 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E05 "Writing On the Wall" 21 November 1979 Terry is outraged when he sees some vandalism written on a nearby wall, and believes that not enough people take an interest in children these days. When Tina then brings Magnus (Wayne Norman) her 12-year-old nephew round, and asks Terry to help him make a costume for the Church Fancy Dress Parade, June forces Terry to accept. Magnus wants to go as a pirate, but Terry insists on building a model of the Starship Enterprise that Magnus can get into. On the day of the Parade, Magnus has a rash and Terry decides to get in the model himself, but accidentally gets towed away by a van. It soon turns out that Magnus' rash is in fact red paint, as he is the child responsible for the recent vandalism. (John Warner and Barry Howard also appear in this episode.)
Terry and June Series 1 Episode 6 Animal Crackers 1979
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S01E06 "Animal Crackers" 28 November 1979 Terry and June find a budgerigar outside their bedroom window, and after returning it to its owner via the Police, they think about getting pets. Before Terry can decide, June agrees to 'dog sit' Boobalinka, a Yorkshire Terrier, for a friend, as well as many other animals, including budgerigars, rabbits, a ferret, Guinea pigs, gerbils, mice, goldfish, terrapins, ants and a Grass snake; much to Terry's annoyance. Soon, Terry lets the dog out, not realising it will run away. He then searches the streets for it, and accidentally goes into the wrong house thinking she is inside. June persuades the house's owners (Peter Stenson and Sue Lynne) that it was a genuine mistake. Hours after running away, the dog returns on its own and eats Terry's steak. (Brian Jameson, Deborah Fairfax and Derek Martin also appear in this episode.)
Terry and June Series 2 Episode 1 To Catch a Thief 1980
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S02E01 "To Catch a Thief" 5 September 1980 Terry returns home with a new, Princess, company car. June teaches Terry a mnemonic method for remembering the registration number. The following morning Terry leaves the house and finds the car stolen. Terry then reports the theft to Sgt. Tucker (John Junkin) at the Police Station, and though he has problems remembering the registration number, the mnemonic comes to his aid. The next day, he wakes up to find the car returned with a note saying a couple had borrowed it to take the wife to hospital as she was in labour. As a thank you, they enclose two tickets to the theatre that night, a West End show – Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King & I. Terry has a car alarm fitted to the car, but accidentally sets it off when they leave the theatre district and is questioned by a police officer (Michael Sharvell-Martin) as the car is still reported stolen. When they return home, they find everything in their house has been stolen; the theatre tickets being a diversion to get them out of the house. Shortly after their return home however, Sgt. Tucker tells them that the van with all their belongings has been found. (Roy Holder and Geoffrey Morgan also appear in this episode.)
Terry and June Series 2 Episode 2 Words of Love 1980
Terry and June is a BBC television sitcom, broadcast on BBC1 from 1979 to 1987. The show was largely a reworking of Happy Ever After, and starred Terry Scott and June Whitfield as a middle-aged, middle-class suburban couple, Terry and June Medford, who live in Purley. S02E02 "Words of Love" 12 September 1980 After watching an old romantic film, the 1940s classic Now, Voyager, Terry and June decide there is not enough romance in their marriage any more. For June's birthday, Terry decides to buy her a piece of jewellery, and asks his secretary Melanie Coolidge (Janie Booth) to take it to the jewellers to get it personalised. Meanwhile, before coming to dinner to celebrate June's birthday, Beattie finds a letter in Malcolm's papers that suggests he is having an affair. Despite it not being his letter, Malcolm persuades Beattie the letter is Terry's, to get any suspicion off him, and she thinks Terry and Miss Coolidge are having an affair. That evening, to oblige Malcolm, Terry tells Beattie that Miss Coolidge is infatuated with him, and Beattie accepts this explanation for the letter. Miss Coolidge arrives to give Terry his present for June, but Terry has to hide her in the hall cupboard before she has handed over the engraved jewellery to prevent June seeing her. Her fiancé Cyril Parsons (Robin Parkinson) then arrives, looking for her and it turns out the letter Beattie found was addressed to him, and Terry gives June her present.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 1, Long Weekend, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 1, Long Weekend.HD. Middle-class couple June and Terry Medford arrive at their new house in Elm Tree Avenue, Purley, to decorate before moving in - though the wallpaper keeps peeling off, due to Terry's incompetence. After a visit from the couple next door, Brian and Tina, Terry finds a door in the kitchen, which leads to a toilet but when he goes in, part of the toilet falls on his head, landing him in hospital.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 2, On The Move, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 2, On The Move .HD The Medfords are about to move house when their daughter Wendy turns up. She announces that she is leaving her husband Roger because he is having an affair with Marjorie, his secretary, though Roger quickly follows and explains that he is merely escorting Marjorie around whilst her husband is abroad and it is all platonic. By the time reconciliation is made the removals man is so annoyed at the family's long-windedness that he starts unloading the van and has to be persuaded by Roger to reload it.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 3, Flying Carpets, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 3, Flying Carpets.HD Brian offers to get the Medfords a carpet at a reduced price - in fact it is a cut-off from the new carpet in Terry's office building. However when work colleague Malcolm tells Terry that the office carpet has been stolen Terry assumes that he has innocently fenced it and gets June to help him return it. In the event the Medfords got their carpet legitimately but it is assumed that they were donating it to replace the stolen one.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 4, A Bridge Too Far, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 4, A Bridge Too Far.HD Despite never having played before Terry agrees to take part in a bridge tournament to impress his boss Sir Dennis and hopes to teach himself in a week. Unfortunately Sir Dennis insists on bringing some friends round for a pre-tournament try out and Terry is forced into various delaying tactics. Finally he bangs his head on the table and claims it has caused him to lose his memory - including how to play bridge.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 5, Writing on the Wall, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 5, Writing on the Wall.HD After seeing graffiti on a wall in the street Terry declares that people should take more responsibility for children and ends up looking after Magnus, Tina's twelve year old nephew, for whom he builds a spaceship for the local fancy dress parade. When Magnus goes down with a rash, Terry 'pilots' the space ship himself but it ends up getting towed away and Magnus's rash is actually red paint as he was the graffiti artist.
Terry & June, Series 1, Episode 6, Animal Crackers, HD
Terry & June TV series 1, Episode 6, Animal Crackers.HD After returning a lost budgie June decides she would like pets in the house and agrees to look after animals for friends, including a Yorkshire terrier. Terry accidentally lets the dog out and goes searching for it, ending up in a strange house where he thinks it has gone. After sorting out the mix-up with the angry owners he finds that the dog has gone home without him and eaten his dinner.
