A plot with potential but very slow paced, even for the gentle nature of LOTSW.
Alvin and Trully invent a ghost story in the hope of playing a prank on Howard and Marina. Cleggy spends most of the episode fixated on the well -being of the made up ghost's horse. It's not the first time we've seen Clegg fixate on some so unfunny. He might as well have not been involved.
This episode is notable for Tom's absence. I wish Roy Clarke and Alan Bell had taken a leaf out of John Sullivan's book and done this more often, only using the supporting characters when the plot required. Post 2000 LOTSW often lost focus due to the large cast and writer going through the motion of featuring them all in each episode.
Alvin and Trully invent a ghost story in the hope of playing a prank on Howard and Marina. Cleggy spends most of the episode fixated on the well -being of the made up ghost's horse. It's not the first time we've seen Clegg fixate on some so unfunny. He might as well have not been involved.
This episode is notable for Tom's absence. I wish Roy Clarke and Alan Bell had taken a leaf out of John Sullivan's book and done this more often, only using the supporting characters when the plot required. Post 2000 LOTSW often lost focus due to the large cast and writer going through the motion of featuring them all in each episode.
