After enjoying Mind your language tremendously, searched and came here to watch another side of Barry’s acting. Sad that he must have been sad and struggling in his later years. Bright and talented
I started watching Barry Evans in the series Mind Your Language and now watching this series. Barry Evans is a impressive actor! It was very sad reading about his death. If he had lived he could of been in a few series in the early 2000's and we could use more actors with his kind of talent these days.
I can't believe this is here, I came here after watching a video on top 25 British sitcoms, and wondering where this was! So I decided to type it in to see if at least someone might have some clips of it, never expecting to find full episodes though! I remember watching this as a kid in about 1980 or so, on CBC, a Canadian channel, from Michigan in the US! It and Doctor Who were my first taste of British tv! Funny that the head of them in this, played on Doctor Who as well,lol! I still can't believe I actually remembered each of the main characters names!
This was filmed in an actual hospital - Wanstead Hospital. As for the scripts, they were written by Graham Chapman who studied medicine at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and Graeme Garden (who QUALIFIED in medicine) also wrote the subsequent series Doctor At Large (which ran from February to September 1971 incidentally) and Doctor In Charge. Arguably, the Doctor series of sitcoms was the benchmark for future medical sitcoms.
Hello from New Zealand in early April 2023. I very much liked the comment you placed. Wonderful! I'm watching this for the first time. Brilliant. Best thing I've seen in ages.
Written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman! First saw this show in '90's. Surprising accurate in the inter-student relationships and situations with instructors, granted from a comedic perspective. Thank you for posting these.
Watched show as broadcast in US. I'm currently a physician, the mood of this show's first season captured med school well (with obvious comic license). Thanks.
Adored this show. Watched it as a kid in UK and US. Always liked Duncan Waring. Stood next to Richard O’Sullivan on the tube was tempted say (like Loftus) “Bingham!”
This is excellent, pitched just right. The interview panel and lecture theatre scenes were great, particularly Ralph Michael and Ernest Clark as the irascible and sardonically weary top dogs.
TV. Doctor in the house 1969-1970 Doctor at large 1971 Doctor in charge 1972-1973 Doctor at sea 1974 Doctor on the go 1975-1977 Doctor down under 1979 Doctor on the top 1991 FILM Doctor in the house 1954 Doctor at sea 1955 Doctor at large 1957 Doctor in love 1960 Doctor in distress 1963 Doctor in clover 1966 Doctor in trouble 1970
Thank You for the list. Excellent! Doctor in the house (tv) is my all time favourite. I've read many years ago that the actors were paid a royalty every time the BBC aired a film and so the BBC destroyed many films pre-1980's eg Doctor Who, Steptoe and son to save money.In wikipedia they give the reason for the destroyed films as deterioration in the storage archives. But i believe the BBC went on a severe austerity drive after the oil crisis of 1973, causing stagflation and severe unemployment, resulting in government departments cutting spending. It's a pity, if all those destroyed films survived today they would be earning the producers and the government a steady income on RUclips.
This whole series was carried by our local PBS station, WPBT in Miami when I was in high school. My habit was to watch an episode every night before going to bed. Thank you for posting it. I never realized this first show was written by Graham Chapman and John Cleese of Monty Python. Python, Fawlty Towers and this show were basic fare on public television back in the seventies.
Yeah, completely true! I watched all of the series, but wanted to see this one again, great series! They were good friends, I like Dr. Upton, Waring and Professor Loftus the most! (Collier was great too!)
Aww, I really loved watching all this series as a child, it was my treat, it was tea, bath , into the pyjamas and also shown on Sunday early evening. I feel so sad that many of the characters have died Especially Dr Upton [ Barry Evans] aged 53 in 1997 and ironically [ Robin Nedwell] also aged 53 in 1999.
Upton is the handsome, hardworking and kind one. Waring is the charming, genius without studying much and adorable. Collier is the playful and witty one. Stuart-Clark is the funny and sophisticated playboy. Bingham is the annoying, know-it-all one but you'll love him eventually.
Why is it that you want to become a doctor? Barry Evans: well, two reasons sir! The first reason is... Do you mind if I say the second reason first sir.. If you Insist.. Well the second reason is... Oh..I've just remembered the first reason sir! 🤣🤣🤣 Why he is soo damn cute and innocent lol
One of the episodes John Cleese wrote for the the sequel series, Doctor at Large, was called No Ill Feeling!, and featured early versions of some of the characters who would later populate Fawlty Towers. The innkeeper and wife were based on a couple that ran an inn where the Monty Python cast and crew stayed while shooting exteriors in Torquay.
Back when the prime-time public access rule took effect in the U.S. in the early '70s, this show ran on CBS's owned and operated stations, and it became a big hit. Unfortunately, we never got anything after the first series.
I saw Doctor in the House on American tv on ABC affiliate channel 13 from Lynchburg,VA beamed into Roanoke VA via microwave relay. I think it was later shown on PBS in the 80s in Ohio. It always reminded me of Monty Python, whose Flying Circus was also broadcast on ABC channel 13. Great, irreverent tv.
Mister evans looked really cute ther but he was especially a good light comedy actor.....what a shame he died so young and (as well most of his british colleagues )are pretty forgotten in my italy
OMG this what I used to watch when I was little oh my God took me so long to find it again it's be on channel 2 PBS in the States but it left and never heard of again feel so good didn't watch this again
This is really good to watch. Like how it seems like the adaption of a good book (which it is of course) and it draws you in. Miss old England when white men were in charge too.
Who came here from Mind Your Language?
Me
me 😊
me
Me😊
me
I remember loving this as a kid. Unlike most sitcoms of the time, it seems to have aged pretty well.
I loved this show as a lad and was sad to hear that Mike had a sad demise. I loved his spark and character!
Barry such a lovely little angel！ It hurts to know that he went through so much pain. Love him still.
Can you please explain? What pain did he go through? I can't find it online
Ibrahim Shah He was born an orphan, and finally passed away alone.
@@kristiewang5971 that hit me hard 😭😭
@@IbrahimShah apparently he was murdered but there isn't much evidence about it
After enjoying Mind your language tremendously, searched and came here to watch another side of Barry’s acting. Sad that he must have been sad and struggling in his later years. Bright and talented
What a lovely man. Barry has or had the sweetest face. Almost the perfect man..
I started watching Barry Evans in the series Mind Your Language and now watching this series. Barry Evans is a impressive actor! It was very sad reading about his death. If he had lived he could of been in a few series in the early 2000's and we could use more actors with his kind of talent these days.
I can't believe this is here, I came here after watching a video on top 25 British sitcoms, and wondering where this was! So I decided to type it in to see if at least someone might have some clips of it, never expecting to find full episodes though!
I remember watching this as a kid in about 1980 or so, on CBC, a Canadian channel, from Michigan in the US! It and Doctor Who were my first taste of British tv! Funny that the head of them in this, played on Doctor Who as well,lol!
I still can't believe I actually remembered each of the main characters names!
This was filmed in an actual hospital - Wanstead Hospital. As for the scripts, they were written by Graham Chapman who studied medicine at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and Graeme Garden (who QUALIFIED in medicine) also wrote the subsequent series Doctor At Large (which ran from February to September 1971 incidentally) and Doctor In Charge. Arguably, the Doctor series of sitcoms was the benchmark for future medical sitcoms.
thanks for throwing light, barbara. Being of medical background, I really love this series.
@@sarmadkashani5875 same :)
Thank you for telling me the name of the next series.
This is the most relatable med series,every medico has been there😂💯
Hello from New Zealand in early April 2023. I very much liked the comment you placed. Wonderful! I'm watching this for the first time. Brilliant. Best thing I've seen in ages.
Mind your language Is My Favourite of Barry Evans 😘 Love this Man Mr. Brown 💕
hi
Me too
ME TOO
Me 2😆
99% of people know him as Mr. Jeremy Brown and the remaining as Barry Evans.
Lol
Actually this series is based on the very popular Doctor books written by Richard Gordon
Yes
Rip Mr. Brown 😥
I miss him
Written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman! First saw this show in '90's. Surprising accurate in the inter-student relationships and situations with instructors, granted from a comedic perspective. Thank you for posting these.
Oh Blimey !! It's Mr.Brown ☺😮☺
Watched show as broadcast in US. I'm currently a physician, the mood of this show's first season captured med school well (with obvious comic license). Thanks.
Q: "Can we have a bag?"
A: "This is anatomy room, not a supermarket!"
🤣🤣🤣
Adored this show. Watched it as a kid in UK and US. Always liked Duncan Waring. Stood next to Richard O’Sullivan on the tube was tempted say (like Loftus) “Bingham!”
so this is what Mr.Brown did after teaching English...
Before. MYL was released around 1977-78.
Mine too
BEFORE teaching English.
He gave up being a proffisori
Eh...eh.. this is what he did befor he started teaching ..
I really loved it man just a great actor Barry Evans ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is excellent, pitched just right. The interview panel and lecture theatre scenes were great, particularly Ralph Michael and Ernest Clark as the irascible and sardonically weary top dogs.
I m here becoze of Mr. BROWN, who else?
Barry was a legend
Wish I could meet someone as
good as looking as Barry Evans 😅
Me 😂
Watched this as a kid with Mom and my sisters, thanks for the upload.
I love these British comedies. Especially with Barry Evans in them
TV.
Doctor in the house 1969-1970
Doctor at large 1971
Doctor in charge 1972-1973
Doctor at sea 1974
Doctor on the go 1975-1977
Doctor down under 1979
Doctor on the top 1991
FILM
Doctor in the house 1954
Doctor at sea 1955
Doctor at large 1957
Doctor in love 1960
Doctor in distress 1963
Doctor in clover 1966
Doctor in trouble 1970
Earth Nipple i would love to watch all of these...i already watched the mind your language season 1-4
Thanks for this
Thank You for the list. Excellent! Doctor in the house (tv) is my all time favourite. I've read many years ago that the actors were paid a royalty every time the BBC aired a film and so the BBC destroyed many films pre-1980's eg Doctor Who, Steptoe and son to save money.In wikipedia they give the reason for the destroyed films as deterioration in the storage archives. But i believe the BBC went on a severe austerity drive after the oil crisis of 1973, causing stagflation and severe unemployment, resulting in government departments cutting spending. It's a pity, if all those destroyed films survived today they would be earning the producers and the government a steady income on RUclips.
2019 but still,cant stop watching
I remember watching this in the 70's on pbs.
On this day 54 years ago, July 12th 1969, the first episode of 'Doctor In The House' was screened on British television. 😊😊😊😊
prof loftus played his role very very well
This whole series was carried by our local PBS station, WPBT in Miami when I was in high school. My habit was to watch an episode every night before going to bed. Thank you for posting it. I never realized this first show was written by Graham Chapman and John Cleese of Monty Python. Python, Fawlty Towers and this show were basic fare on public television back in the seventies.
So that was how they first met Paul Collier 😂😂😂 it's so funny to watch this again, knowing that they will be good friends later on..
Yeah, completely true! I watched all of the series, but wanted to see this one again, great series! They were good friends, I like Dr. Upton, Waring and Professor Loftus the most! (Collier was great too!)
I loved all the doctor progs,so funny :) the books were funny too!
One of my favourite tv comedies as a teen.
Ugh!!! I really wish I had a chance to meet Barry Evans!
Same :) .. I guess only the good die young
Me too! He seems like an amazing man!
Me too, i was born in a wrong era😭
I love Barry evans. I hope we meet in an other world 💜
Yes so sad he passed away a great actor and good Looking lad
Aww, I really loved watching all this series as a child, it was my treat, it was tea, bath , into the pyjamas and also shown on Sunday early evening.
I feel so sad that many of the characters have died
Especially Dr Upton [ Barry Evans] aged 53 in 1997
and ironically [ Robin Nedwell] also aged 53 in 1999.
Rest in peace u eternal actor who is mesmrising people still today
Upton is the handsome, hardworking and kind one.
Waring is the charming, genius without studying much and adorable.
Collier is the playful and witty one.
Stuart-Clark is the funny and sophisticated playboy.
Bingham is the annoying, know-it-all one but you'll love him eventually.
For me he is English teacher Mr. Brown
Used to watch this all the time in my mid-teens in Canada. I particularly enjoyed Loftus. Interesting to see Graham Chapman and John Cleese wrote it.
the interview scenes are really awesome!!!lmao...
Oh my god this hits the nail on the head for med school interviews :D
I am really now a fan of Barry Evans
Barry Evans was of colour. That's why he was good looking
Why is it that you want to become a doctor?
Barry Evans: well, two reasons sir!
The first reason is...
Do you mind if I say the second reason first sir..
If you Insist..
Well the second reason is...
Oh..I've just remembered the first reason sir! 🤣🤣🤣
Why he is soo damn cute and innocent lol
Yep ☺️☺️☺️
It was called 'youth'...
One of the episodes John Cleese wrote for the the sequel series, Doctor at Large, was called No Ill Feeling!, and featured early versions of some of the characters who would later populate Fawlty Towers. The innkeeper and wife were based on a couple that ran an inn where the Monty Python cast and crew stayed while shooting exteriors in Torquay.
Now Mr. Brown is a Medical Student.😄
God bless the one who upload this series, greetings from Mexico.
Glad you enjoy it
Rest in Peace Barry Evans (Mr. Brown / Michael)
I'm here after finishing mind your language 😊
Been wanting to see this for years. Saw a few of the movies a couple years ago, glad to finally see the show/
these classics sure have nice plot.taking an arm to the street.senior prank.really better than comedies we have now.
Am watching these over and over
Tell me about it
Back when the prime-time public access rule took effect in the U.S. in the early '70s, this show ran on CBS's owned and operated stations, and it became a big hit. Unfortunately, we never got anything after the first series.
I remember watching this just before the Moon Landings.
I wise I could see Berry Evans alive
me too
Barry*
It's sad how he died.
Me to.... I am wondering about his death
by his acting work we can se see that he would've been an amazing person Rest in peace
The dreaded interview panel. Still funny in 2023.
We had two channels, and after school we could either watch this or "Brady Bunch". I think we made the right choice.
He's not Upton. To me, he's still Mr Brown.
Aww, Upton's dad is such a poppet. (I seem to recall Stuart-Clarke's a right old wally.)
"A dancer royal ballet"., ''is he married?''., 'Yes., sir...'Oh well I suppose its possible'!
only in this episode, he doesn't seem to be married in "keep it clean" episode
Old is gold 😁
Our anatomy lecture theatre looked so similar to this one, until we got the new building! The old one was better imo, it had character :)
Saw a couple of episodes as a kid when it came out. Never took a liking to it but remembered the series tune which i always adored.
barry evans!hats off to him...
This was a brilliant series came across it on RUclips
Anyone else like me (born '56 in England) remember "Butlins" and "Pontins"? Carry on Camping...
That final scene, of all the medical students smoking in the bar...
I saw Doctor in the House on American tv on ABC affiliate channel 13 from Lynchburg,VA beamed into Roanoke VA via microwave relay. I think it was later shown on PBS in the 80s in Ohio. It always reminded me of Monty Python, whose Flying Circus was also broadcast on ABC channel 13. Great, irreverent tv.
Mister evans looked really cute ther but he was especially a good light comedy actor.....what a shame he died so young and (as well most of his british colleagues )are pretty forgotten in my italy
Por Favor?
I just found out on a docu on fawlty towers that john cleese was the original writer for Doctor in the house...or helped to write the first serials
oh blimey rip mr. brown😥😥
Ten years ago class is same as todays Indian class.
Eto talaga pag sa medical field whahaha xD nakakatakot na tanong xD
This Dr series is nostalgia you will be nostalgic after watching all Dr Season😢😮
Hello, Mr Brown !
Mr. Blouwn! - Su Lee
Ying Jie a thousand apologies.
Oh blimey!
MarioShadow123 Por Favor???
M Adeel Por Favor???
Here's a show I used to be especially fond of, and haven't seen in years.
Reminds me of my days in Med school.
Omg really ?! How was the experience ... I am preparing for med school :D .. would love to know your experience
As a biomed student this is a brilliant how to/how not to
OMG this what I used to watch when I was little oh my God took me so long to find it again it's be on channel 2 PBS in the States but it left and never heard of again feel so good didn't watch this again
Vice Presidents:
1969 - 1973 Spiro T. Agnew
1973 - 1974 Gerald R. Ford
1974 - 1977 Nelson A. Rockefeller
1977 - Walter F. Mondale
When comedy wasn’t political correctness
Ouuuuu it is young mr.Brown😂
Who is watching in 2021 ??
Me
What's interesting is that the author of Doctor books Gordon Ostlere is still alive, 94 not out‼
He died in August 2017
+Dion Lindsay- A great great writer. RIP Gordon.
And...now?
U jinxed him lol
This is really good to watch. Like how it seems like the adaption of a good book (which it is of course) and it draws you in. Miss old England when white men were in charge too.
pigknickers apart from the disgustingly racist and sexist view, fair point.
***** LOL
@@pigknickers2975 don't you consider all men as equal
3:58
The way he is looking at them XD
Thank you. Have been wanting to see this for years! Saw it a few times as a kid! Thanks!
OMG THATS MR BROWN FROM MIND YOUR LANGUAGE
best actor with bad luck..miss you berry sir..
i've missed mr brown and the all class remember ? :'(
RIP Barry Evans!!!
Big hello for Mr.Brown
Mr Brown :D Greets from Egypt
I was a kid but I had an early crush on Barry Evans!
Brilliant show thankyou
I saw this show on PBS.
Mind your language is my favourite
it was a masterpiece