Malcolm takes Brenda out for the day to Chester, along with a Welsh dresser he's dropping off for his mother.
Not as funny as the first two episodes, but it's amusing enough and watchable, and of course there's a glorious, and busy Chester to look at.
You'll watch and wonder how on Earth these two could possibly be together, but that's the joy of the show, opposites really do attract. Events seem to conspire against them, the whole world seems to be against the pair. The bikers are an amusing bunch.
We definitely discover more about Malcolm, definitely something of a mummy's boy, she's the eternally domineering mother, just love Patsy Byrne.
Perry Fenwick is good as Terry, we get to see more of him here, he's like a working class yuppy, he was very cute back in the day.
6/10.
Not as funny as the first two episodes, but it's amusing enough and watchable, and of course there's a glorious, and busy Chester to look at.
You'll watch and wonder how on Earth these two could possibly be together, but that's the joy of the show, opposites really do attract. Events seem to conspire against them, the whole world seems to be against the pair. The bikers are an amusing bunch.
We definitely discover more about Malcolm, definitely something of a mummy's boy, she's the eternally domineering mother, just love Patsy Byrne.
Perry Fenwick is good as Terry, we get to see more of him here, he's like a working class yuppy, he was very cute back in the day.
6/10.