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Under the Hammer (1994)
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2024
- 2. Wonders in the Deep.
"Secrets and Seduction at a London Auction House" was the tagline for this 90's drama / comedy series, starring two well loved national treasures Richard Wilson and Jan Francis, the series was created by John 'Rumpole' Mortimer.
This is episode two and it was originally broadcast on Monday 17th January, 1994 and on ITV
Thank God for a brilliant series. There are not so many that suit my tastes!
I have never seen this show before and after seeing two episodes I have to say it really is good! Good premise, good story lines, quality acting and excellent production. Similar to Lovejoy but much better!
I agree w your every word.
Always great to see Ian Carmichael!!
Very enjoyable. Great cast. John Mortimer consistently good. Thank you for finding this,
Delightful!
Much enjoyed
Brilliant. Thank you
Brilliant.... it's British !!!!
You would be hard pressed to find anything that isn6 on this channel ;)
Excellent!
Thanks so much for these. Have you the rest? I hope you are able to upload. These are a joy!
12:14 Beautiful cat! Great series.
Thanks mate i just love the stuff you show for me
Happy to learn this, your welcome
simply scintillating
Brilliant, thank you so much, really enjoying this series, has a slight Lovejoyness about it, now there's a series I'd love to see again, any chance MDC? Thanks again, keep 'em coming and stay lucky
Nothing like Lovejoy at all
My first thought was Lovejoy too - the world of antiques and intrigue makes for great viewing!
Benvenuto Cellini wrote the first autobiography ever, as well as being a famous sculptor with a a bronze statue of David in Florence. Exciting stuff 😊
I think St. AUugustine's Confessions predate Cellini, as does The Booke of Margery Kempe.
I enjoyed that episode
I'm just wondering if there's any more. ?
Love the randy English.
Fancy a naughty😮 weekend with a down at heel aristocrat ?
Lord Peter Wimsey❤
Oh no, not the Petrus!
Only 7 episodes of this gem, w 1000 of the likes of Dallas & such rubbish. No taste.
“I don’t believe it”