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Hugh and I (1962-67)
Hugh and I Spy(1968)
The Gnomes of Dulwich (1969)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Tom Alger
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_and_I / http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk
Australian newspapers:
1. The Age (Melbourne) - TV supplement printed every Thursday.
news.google.com/newspapers?nid=MDQ-9Oe3GGUC&dat=19650729&b_mode=2&hl=en
2. Sydney Morning Herald - TV supplement printed Mondays.
news.google.com/newspapers?nid=lL5f5cZgq8MC&dat=19641130&b_mode=2&hl=en
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HUGH AND I / HUGH AND I SPY / THE GNOMES OF DULWICH
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BBC Television
Produced by David Croft, Duncan Wood
Written by John Chapman
UK Situation Comedy Series 1962-67 (Hugh and I) 1968 (Hugh and I Spy) 1969 (The Gnomes of Dulwich)
1962-67 series 1-6 69 eps x 30 min VTR B&W (17Jul62 - 17Jan67)
1968 series 7 6 eps x 30 min VTR B&W (22Jan68 - 26Feb68) (new title: "Hugh and I Spy")
1969 6 episodes (12May69 - 16Jun69) ("The Gnomes of Dulwich")(Colour)
Starring
Terry Scott / Hugh Lloyd
with
Vi Stevens as Mrs Scott (Series 1-5)
Wallas Eaton as Mr Crispin (Series 1-5)
Mollie Sugden as Mrs Crispin (Series 1-5)
Cyril Smith as Arthur Wormold (Series 1)
Jack Haig as Arthur Wormold (Series 2-5)
Patricia Hayes as Mrs Wormold (Series 2-5)
Premise:
Terry Scott is a youngish bachelor who lives with his mother (Vi Stevens). He's a bit of a dreamer who wants to get rich as quickly and as easily as
possible. Terry comes up with one grand "get rich quick" scheme after another, causing endless problems for himself and his friend, Hugh Lloyd.
In the final series, Hugh wins some money on the Premium Bonds and the pair set off on a world cruise.
A short-lived sequel, "Hugh And I Spy" was transmitted in 1968.
Background:
The master tapes for all but 9 of the 69 episodes of "Hugh And I" were "wiped" or destroyed early in the 1970s.
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BBC-TV Tuesdays 8:45pm
Series regulars (Series One)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
Jill Curzon Norma Crispin (beginning with ep. 1.05)
Wallas Eaton Arthur Crispin
Patricia Hayes Griselda Wormold
Cyril Smith Harold Wormold
Vi Stevens Mrs Scott
Mollie Sugden Ethel Crispin
Thanks to Ian Beard for providing the correct broadcast order for Series One.
1.01 [--] Hugh and I: FULLY INCOMPREHENSIVE (episode survives)
17-July-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Norma Parnell
Brian Oulton
Synopsis:
Terry thinks there is money to be made from an insurance agency. After visiting a real agency to see what goes on,
Terry starts off in business. He fails to sell a policy to both sets of neighbours, but the man he does sell a policy
to is injured when Terry's sign falls on him, so a claim. [Wikipedia]
(Melbourne repeat: 20Dec1965 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.02 [--] Hugh and I: BRACE OF PHEASANTS (episode survives)
24-July-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney Lord Popham
Deryck Guyler Ticket Inspector
Frank Williams Army Officer
Judith Furse
Anthony Sharp
Peggy Ann Clifford
Robert Raglan
John Junkin
Michael Stainton
Rosemary Neil Smith
Synopsis:
It's their annual holiday and Hugh was looking forwards to Mrs Crabthorne's guest house at Brighton as usual but Terry
has booked them grouse hunting in Scotland. Getting up at 5 am and wandering around on cold moors quickly loses its appeal,
and it doesn't help that there are army manoeuvres there so they head south to Brighton. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
Terry books Hugh and himself for two weeks in the Scottish Highlands during the grouse shooting season, but their experiences
with Lord Popham (Fred Emney) make them long for Brighton. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne repeat: 27Dec1965 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
Note: Fred Emney also played Lord Popham on episodes 1.08 & 3.05.
The actor also appeared on episodes 3.10, 3.13, 5.10, & 6.02 (although it's not known if he played the same character).
1.03 [--] Hugh and I: HERE COMES THE BRIDE (episode survives)
31-July-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Irene Handl
Priscilla Morgan
Synopsis 1:
The object of Hugh's affection is Norma, the girl next door. Terry is convinced that, regardless of her outstanding attraction,
no man should have Norma's father as a father-in-law. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis:
Hugh's enamorta is the girl next door, but Terry feels that no man should have her father as a member of the family. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney, Australia: 01Apr1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 03Jan1966 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.04 [--] Hugh and I: A ROYAL VISIT (episode survives)
07-Aug-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Ronnie Stevens
Frank Thornton
Jerry Verno
Synopsis:
A Royal party is to visit the borough of Tooting, and the Scott residence is chosen by ballot as the house is to be honored by a special call.
[Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 08Apr1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 10Jan1966 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.05 [--] Hugh and I: A FETE WORSE THAN DEATH (episode survives)
14-Aug-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Charles Lloyd Pack The Vicar
Joan Hickson
George Betton
Julian Orchard Mr Spinks
Patsy Smart
Peggy Ann Clifford
Betty Turner
Anna Gilcrist
Synopsis 1:
The last Church Fete was a disaster so Terry takes charge as usual and decides on a Pageant of History, with the cast portraying all
the important events from 1066 onwards. But everything goes wrong including heavy rain on the day. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
Terry and Hugh are members of a Church Repair Fund and Overseas Mission, and the committee decide to raise money by presenting an
historical pageant. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne repeat: 07Feb66 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.06 [--] Hugh and I: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU (lost episode)
21-Aug-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Joan Sims
Cardew Robinson
Angela Bracewell
Synopsis 1:
Hugh wakes up one morning and happily realizes it is his birthday. Unfortunately he seems to be the only one who does remember. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
All Hugh's friends and relatives forget his birthday so he drops hints to all and sundry. [Sydney Morning Herald[
(Sydney: 22Apr1964 Wed. ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 17Jan66 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.07 [--] Hugh and I: IT'S A DOG'S LIFE (episode survives)
28-Aug-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Synopsis 1:
Hugh decides that to help him battle the storms of life he needs a real friend - a dog. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
Hugh decides he needs a real friend, who will come with wagging tail and friendly look to greet him when he comes home from the factory. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 29Apr1964 Wed. ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 24Jan66 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.08 [--] Hugh and I: PUTTING ON THE RITZ (episode survives)
4-Sept-1962 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney Lord Popham
Jeremy Hawk Head Waiter
Rex Garner
James Dyrenforth
Nan Munro
Laurel Mather
Tom Chatto
Charles Hill
Laura Thurlow
Synopsis:
Terry is finally thinking about getting a job and decides to be a Rich American's aide. Thanks to his mother, they meet him at the very
expensive Ritz (hotel and) restaurant where he and Hugh upset the posh air of the place. They end up with a bill of £47.10s (£47.50p) and
all Terry has is Hugh's £14.10s, so they end up working for the restaurant to pay the rest off. [Wikipedia]
(Sydney: 06May1964 Wed. ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 14Feb1966 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
1.09 [--] Hugh and I: LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR (episode survives)
11-Sept-1962 BBC-TV Tues. 8:45pm
Guest cast:
William Fox
Arthur Hewlett
Roger Avon
Synopsis 1:
The Crispins buy a car and as they cannot park it outside their own house, park it outside the Scotts' house. It is very noisy and smoke
comes into the living room every time it is started, so Terry decides they should paint a white line at 2 am to stop them parking there
but a policeman catches them and they get fined £5 each. Terry then decides that Hugh should buy a car. It's an old banger but too late
they realise that neither of them can drive. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
The Crispins decide to buy a car. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 13May1964 Wed. ABN-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 31Jan1966 Mon. 6:25pm ABV-2)
(Sydney repeat: 22Feb1966 Tues. 6:25pm ABN-2)
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BBC-TV Tuesdays 8:00pm
Hugh and I
Series Two (1963)
Series regulars (Series Two)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
Jill Curzon Norma Crispin
Wallas Eaton Arthur Crispin
Jack Haig Cecil Wormold
Patricia Hayes Griselda Wormold
Vi Stevens Mrs. Scott
Mollie Sugden Ethel Crispin
2.01 [10] Hugh and I: LOST PROPERTY (episode survives)
21-May-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
John Junkin
Dave Carey
Joan Emney
VIasta Hardy
Geoffrey Hibbert
Synopsis:
When Hugh comes home with a case full of money, Terry advises Hugh to advertise for the owner rather than bring the police into it. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 13Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm, ABV-2)
2.02 [11] Hugh and I: TRAD FAD LLOYD (episode survives)
28-May-1963 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:00pm
Guest cast:
Peter Reeves
Tom Gill
Jerry Verno
Anna Gilcrist
Synopsis:
Hugh "is with it," which inspires Terry and Mr. Crispin, father of Hugh's girl friend, to hope he will win £200 for them at a trad group competition. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne air date: 20Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm, ABV-2)
2.03 [12] Hugh and I: WEDDING BELLS (episode survives)
4-June-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Margery Withers, Julian Orchard, Brian Tyler, and Sheila Steafel.
Synopsis 1:
Although Hugh would appear to be an unlikely target for the adoration of someone else's fiancee, this is the situation when Terry's relatives
decide to celebrate their daughter's wedding at the house. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
Although Hugh seems an unlikely target for someone else's fiancee's adoration, passions run high when relatives of Scott's decide to hold their
daughter's wedding at the house. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 20Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 27Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm, ABV-2)
2.04 [13] Hugh and I: APRIL IN PARIS (episode survives)
11-June-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Frank Williams, Ian Wallace, Sonia Windsor, John G. Heller, Jennifer Brown, Jacques Cey, Ken Roberts,
Robin Hunter, Peter Whitbread, Beth Harris, Barney Gilbraith and Sarah Brackett.
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry fly to Paris, but find the plane journey terribly confusing. Trying to get into a French hotel with only dim memories of schoolboy
French is even more of a trial. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 09Dec1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 03Feb1965 Wed. 7:30pm, ABV-2)
2.05 [14] Hugh and I: PRISON VISITOR (episode survives)
18-June-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Kenneth J. Warren
Synopsis 1:
Terry decides to become a prison visitor to reform convicts. His first try is a hard man (Kenneth J. Warren) who he manages to upset. When that
convict escapes a few weeks later, he comes to Terry's house armed with a gun and takes them all hostage. Husband Harold Wormold has vanished
from the series and brother-in-law Cecil has taken his place with Haig looking like his "LeClerc" role in 'Allo 'Allo, twenty years later. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
Terry becomes a prison visitor, but his attempts to redeem the fallen land him with an unwelcome visitor in the person of escaped prisoner No. 43,329. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 16Dec1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 10Feb1965 Wed. 7:30pm, ABV-2)
2.06 [15] Hugh and I: THE 19th HOLE (episode survives)
25-June-1963 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:00pm
Guest cast:
Pat Coombs, Peggy Ann Clifford, Dennis Ramsden, Charles Hill, Fred McNaughton, Anthony Howard, and Ian Gray.
Synopsis:
The news that the Crispins have joined his bowls club is enough to convince Terry that golf is the sport for him. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 23Dec1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 23Mar1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.07 [16] Hugh and I: A TURN FOR THE NURSE (episode survives)
2-July-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Ellis Powell, Derek Nimmo, Peggy Ann Clifford and Jean Harvey.
Synopsis 1:
Hugh and Terry develop a crush on the nurse attending Mrs. Scott, and Terry feigns illness. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Synopsis 2:
While Mrs. Scott lies ill in bed upstairs, confusion reigns below. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 30Dec1964 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 30Mar1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.08 [17] Hugh and I: WHERE THERE'S A WILL (episode survives)
9-July-1963 BBC-TV Tues. 8:00pm
Guest cast:
Enid Lorimeb
Synopsis:
An elderly aunt, arriving from Australia with a fortune, is welcome to the freedom of Terry's house. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 6Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 6Apr1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.09 [18] Hugh and I: A SINK OF INIQUITY (episode survives)
16-July-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Deryck Guyler Police Sergeant
Synopsis 1:
Terry tries to mend a fuse at the Crispin's house and puts his foot through the sink. Mollie Sugden as Ethel Crispin suggests
they should get "Slocombe's" (She would later play Mrs Slocombe in Are You Being Served?) to put in a new one but as they charge £10,
Terry decides he and Hugh should do it. This leads to the new sink being put on a removals lorry going to Leeds, Hugh fusing the
electricity in a number of houses and making a hole in a water pipe. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
Hugh tries to mend the Crispins' fuses, but his would-be action proves an expensive one when his foot goes through their sink.
Then economy leads to more expense. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 13Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 13Apr1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.10 [19] Hugh and I: HOLDING THE BABY (episode survives)
23-July-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
Margaret Courtenay
Molly Weir
Anna Gilcrist
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry wrestle with the unfamiliar problem of looking after someone else's baby. Even with the help of the local baby clinic,
their small charge is to prove quite a handful. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 27Jan1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 20Apr1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.11 [20] Hugh and I: THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL (episode survives)
30-July-1963 BBC-TV, Tues. 8:00pm
Guest cast:
Maria Lennard
John G. Heller
Sheila Bernette
Philip Needs
Jerry Verno
Barney Gilbraith
Betty Miller
Synopsis:
Hugh strikes trouble with a treacherous tooth. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 27Apr1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
2.12 [21] Hugh and I: A PLACE IN THE SUN (episode survives)
6-Aug-1963 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
John Lesley
Mary Jordan
Bill Futter
Terry Fearis
Synopsis:
Eschewing the familiar delights of Mrs. Crabform's Clifftop Views for their summer holiday, the Scotts and Hugh plan instead to rent
their own cottage by the sea. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 10Feb1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 04May1965 Tues. 6:30pm ABV-2)
[--] Christmas Special (1963)
Short Special as part of Christmas Night with the Stars
25-Dec-1963 BBC-TV
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BBC-TV / BBC One, Saturdays (air times vary)
About the Australian air dates:
Melbourne & Sydney aired the Series 3 episodes on the same day.
The Australian newspapers "The Age" (Melbourne) and Sydney Morning Herald often printed similar, or identical, episode descriptions.
Series regulars (Series Three)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
Jill Curzon Norma Crispin
Wallas Eaton Arthur Crispin
Jack Haig Cecil Wormold
Patricia Hayes Griselda Wormold
Vi Stevens Mrs. Scott
Mollie Sugden Ethel Crispin
Jacquie Wallis
3.01 [22] Hugh and I: NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS (missing episode)
4-Jan-1964 BBC-TV, Saturday 9:15pm
Guest cast:
Robert Raglan
Harry Brunning
Synopsis:
Terry is going to make a fresh start and be kind to Hugh Lloyd - whether the long-suffering lodger likes it or not.
[Sydney Morning Herald] [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 26May1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 26May1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABV-2)
3.02 [23] Hugh and I: PEN FRIENDS (missing episode)
11-Jan-1964 BBC-TV, Saturday 9:20pm
Guest cast:
Rex Garner
Margo Croan
Dave Carey
Jerry Verno
Barney Gilbraith
CIsarles Hill
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh miss their Scottish guest at the railway station. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 02June1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABV-2)
[Sydney Morning Herald not available for this week.]
Next five weeks, BBC-TV aired repeats:
[--] 18-Jan-1964 - unknown, probably a repeat.
(The episode "Emergency Ward," listed in Radio Times, was postponed for 7-Mar-1964)
[--] 25-Jan-1964 - repeat of "A Sink of Iniquity" (from 16July1963)
[--] 01-Feb-1964 - repeat of "A Turn for the Nurse" (from 2July1963)
[--] 08-Feb-1964 - repeat of "Holding the Baby" (from 23July1963)
[--] 15-Feb-1964 - repeat of "Where There's a Will" (from 9July1963)
Note: According to Ian Beard: "(Terry) Scott was ill in January 1964, which meant an unscheduled gap of five weeks between
the second and third episodes of the third series.
3.03 [24] Hugh and I: COAL COMFORT (missing episode)
22-Feb-1964 BBC-TV, Sat. 9:00pm
Guest cast:
Cardew Robinson
Rose Hill
Walter Sparrow
Synopsis:
Terry has fallen for the Coal Board's slogan "Buy a Bigger Bunker." [Sydney Morning Herald] [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 09June1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
[--] 29-Feb-1964 BBC-TV - 'Hugh and I' pre-empted for Bertram Mills Circus.
3.04 [25] Hugh and I: EMERGENCY WARD (missing episode)
7-Mar-1964 BBC-TV (postponed from 18-Jan-1964)
Guest cast:
Geoffrey Hibbert
Marjorie Rhodes
Roger Avon
Patsy Smart
Dorinda Stevens
Frances Guthrie
Leoni Forbes
Katy Greenwood
Felix Bowness
Pamela Hewes
John Lesley
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh have to fight the whole mighty machine of the British National Health Service in order to obtain speedy and
skilled medical attention. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 16June1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
3.05 [26] Hugh and I: WHEEL OF FORTUNE (missing episode)
14-Mar-1964 BBC-TV, Sat. 9:10pm
Fred Emney Lord Popham
Harold Berens
Arnold Diamond
Dennis Ramsden
Dave Carey
Sheila Falconer
Constance Luttrell
David Chapman
Maurice Podbrey
Synopsis:
A chance meeting with Lord Popham (Fred Emney) lands our heroes in an elegant gambling club, and the roulette wheel
really begins to turn. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne: 23June1965 Wed. 7:30pm ABV-2)
(Sydney: 15Feb1966 Tues. 6:30pm ABN-2)
3.06 [27] Hugh and I: CENTRAL CHEATING (missing episode)
21-Mar-1964 BBC-TV, Sat. 8:35pm
Guest cast:
Derek Nimmo
Glenn Melvyn
Kenneth Laird
Charles Hill
Fred McNaughton
Barney Gilbraith
James McManus
Synopsis:
There are 24 radiators and two boilers in the Scott's small home. Terry and Hugh have contracted for gas as well as oil.
[Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
3.07 [28] Hugh and I: ESCORT DUTY (episode survives)
28-Mar-1964 BBC-TV
Guest cast:
April Olrich
Vicki Woolf
Aioan Turner
Sonia Windsor
Paul Chapman
Peter Whitbread
Ronnie Brandon
Bill Maxam
Synopsis 1:
Terry is so desperate to see a championship fight where seats are twenty five guineas (£26.25p) each that he decides to get
a job. He and Hugh join an escort agency and get a job looking after two Italian women. However he ends up at the opera while
Hugh who can't stand boxing ends up at the fight. [Wikipedia]
Synopsis 2:
Terry is in a quandary over his meeting with the Italian girls. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 3:
How was Terry to know that the Italian girls would insist on meeting him at "Scott House." [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 7July1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
[--] 03-Apr-1964 BBC-TV - 'Hugh and I' was pre-empted.
3.08 [29] Hugh and I: DOOR TO DOOR (missing episode)
10-Apr-1964 BBC-TV Fri. 8:50pm
Guest cast:
Robert Doming, Cardew Robinso, John Harvey, Philip Anthony, Kenneth Laird, Jacqueline Jones, John F. Landry,
Laura Thurlow, Tony Lambden, William Raynor, Sheila Bernette, Freddy Powell
Synopsis 1:
Selling is not as easy as the lads think - particularly when their product, Brigadier Biscuits, land them in trouble with the Army. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Synopsis 2:
The lads strike trouble with the army when they go selling Brigadier biscuits. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 14July1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
3.09 [30] Hugh and I: THE GIRL ON THE POSTER (missing episode)
17-Apr-1964 BBC-TV Fri. 8:50pm
Guest cast:
Joan Newell
Frank Williams
Christine Eastley
Julie Ross
Jean Marlow
Tony Poole
Synopsis 1:
Hugh searches for a beautiful girl by day in advertising agencies and by night in his dreams. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
Hugh's quest for the beautiful "High Diva" girl leads him through advertising agencies, photographic (rest of listing hard to read - light printing). [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 21July1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
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BBC Two launches on April 20, 1964.
At this point, BBC-TV is listed as BBC One.
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3.10 [31] Hugh and I: A FAT CHANCE OF SLIMMING (missing episode)
24-Apr-1964 BBC One, Fri. 8:50pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney, Damaris Hayman, Edwin Apps, Sidonie Bond, Peggy Ann Clifford, Walter Swash, and Peter Thompson.
Synopsis:
To lose weight Terry enters a slimming clinic. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 28July1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
3.11 [32] Hugh and I: THE DAY OF RECKONING (missing episode)
01-May-1964 BBC One, Fri. 8:00pm
Guest cast:
Rose Hill
Synopsis:
Hugh decides to leave the Scott house after an argument with Terry over an increase in rent. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 11Aug1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
3.12 [33] Hugh and I: IN THE DOG HOUSE (missing episode)
8-May-1964 BBC One, Fri. 8:50pm
Synopsis:
Patricia, the spaniel, has other ideas when she is banished to the yard as the possible source of Terry's hay fever. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 4Aug1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
3.13 [34] Hugh and I: A CHAIN REACTION (missing episode)
15-May-1964 BBC One, Fri. 8:50pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney, Aidan Turner, Judith Furse, John Chapman, and Cameron Hall.
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry disapprove of the council's plan to turn Lobelia Avenue into a main thoroughfare. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Melbourne & Sydney: 18Aug1965 Wed. 7:30pm)
[--] Christmas Special (1964)
Short 'Hugh and I" sketch as part of 'Christmas Night with the Stars' (episode survives)
25-Dec-1964 BBC-TV
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BBC One, Sundays 7:25pm
Series regulars (Series Four)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
Jill Curzon Norma Crispin
Charles Dyer
Jack Haig Cecil Wormold
Patricia Hayes Griselda Wormold
Vi Stevens Mrs. Scott
Mollie Sugden Ethel Crispin
4.01 [35] Hugh and I: MUM'S SUITOR (missing episode)
03-Jan-1965 BBC One, Sun. 7:25pm
Guest cast:
John Laurie
Synopsis:
With his mother's policy about to mature and an insurance collector paying serious court, Terry enlists Hugh's aid in making sure
that the Scott money stays in the Scott family. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney, Australia: 16Nov1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne, Australia: 24Nov1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.02 [36] Hugh and I: THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME (missing episode)
10-Jan-1965 BBC One, Sun. 7:25pm (repeated 12July1965 BBC One)
Guest cast:
Rose Hill, Peggy Ann Clifford, Robert Raglan, Moya O'Sullivan George Betton, and Kathleen St. John.
Synopsis:
When Hugh feels the urge to improve the lot of local old age pensioners, he enlists a reluctant Terry into helping him bring some
joy into the lives of their elderly next-door neighbours. [Melbourne Age] [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 28Dec1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 1Dec1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.03 [37] Hugh and I: TERRY MASON (missing episode)
17-Jan-1965 BBC One (repeated 19July1965 BBC One)
Guest cast:
Frank Thornton, Charles Cameron, Kevin Brennan, Patsy Smart, Molly Weir, Sidney Vivian Carol Austin, Dave Carey Charles Hill, and Alan Baulch.
Synopsis:
Hugh finds a rare postage stamp, and is accused of stealing it. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 30Nov1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 8Dec1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
Synopsis 2:
Many people have learnt over the years to their dismay that what they find is not theirs to keep. Even so, if you found a small postage stamp
sticking to a piece of chewing gum on your shoe there is a good chance you would not think it important enough to report to the police.
Hugh not only does not think it important enough in tonight's Hugh and I in a fit of generosity he gives the stamp to his next-door neighbour
to add to his collection. This is the start of a chain of events in which Hugh finds himself with an unwelcome escort, and Terry finds himself
acting as Hugh's legal adviser. [Radio Times magazine]
Newspaper Review:
That was a better effort this week, boys. A clever script and Terry's "Perry Mason" defense of Hugh on a charge of stealing a stamp stuck to his
shoe with chewing-gum dispelled doubts that the successful formula was wearing thin. [Glasgow Evening Times]
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Sir Winston Churchill died the morning of January 24th, 1965. According to newspaper reports,
the BBC pre-empted regularly scheduled radio and TV programmes for tributes to the late Prime Minister.
[--] 24-Jan-1965 - The originally scheduled "Hugh and I" episode, "The Critics," was postponed until 7-Feb-1965.
[--] 31-Jan-1965 BBC One - A movie is shown in Hugh and I's regular time slot.
(Radio Times lists the 1947 movie "Unconquered" at 7:25pm on BBC One.)
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4.04 [38] Hugh and I: THE CRITICS (missing episode)
7-Feb-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm (episode postponed from 24-Jan-1965)
(repeated 26July1965 BBC One)
Guest star:
STRATFORD JOHNS
Guest cast:
Rosemary Nicols, Ian Trigger , Katy Greenwood, Pamela Hewes, and Vickie Woolfe.
Synopsis:
Terry decides to write a witty, educational comedy and submit it to the BBC. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 7Dec1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 15Dec1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.05 [39] Hugh and I: THE WHITE MAN'S GRAVE (missing episode)
14-Feb-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm (repeated 02Aug1965 BBC One)
Guest cast:
Robert Dorning, Blake Butler, Kathleen St. John, Patrick Tull, Josephine Pritchard, Anne Sharp, and Laura Thurlow.
Synopsis:
Hugh is about to be sent to Malaya to supervise the installation of machinery. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 14Dec1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 22Dec1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.06 [40] Hugh and I: ON THE BALL (missing episode)
21-Feb-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm
Guest star:
Graham Stark
Guest cast:
Arthur English, Barry Linehan, John Lesley, Ken Goodlet, Stuart Saunders James McManus, Ken Alexis, and Valerie Stanton.
Synopsis:
When Hugh's home town football team is drawn against the leading side in a cup tie, luck puts the match on the home ground.
So Hugh and Terry set off for the north of England to see the game. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 19Dec1966 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 29Dec1966 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.07 [41] Hugh and I: GOING, GOING, GONE! (missing episode)
28-Feb-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm
Guest cast:
Ian Trigger
Synopsis:
When the Crispins turn on afternoon tea it is clear the main purpose is to flaunt a status symbol - a silver tea service.
Determined to keep up with the neighbours, Terry drags Hugh to an auction sale. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 4Jan1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 12Jan1967 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.08 [42] Hugh and I: NO BUSINESS LIKE SNOW BUSINESS (missing episode)
7-Mar-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm
Guest cast:
Claire Gordon, Peggy Ann Clifford, Pat Coombs, John G. Heller, Hannah Norbert, Derek Royle, Amy Dalby, Enid Lorimer, Jacques Cey, Lee Fox, and Felix Bowness.
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh find themselves with the urge to swish over snow-covered slopes. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 11Jan1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 15Feb1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
4.09 [43] Hugh and I: A BIRD IN THE NEST (missing episode)
14-Mar-1965 BBC One, Sun 7:25pm
Synopsis:
Quite a mix-up occurs when the Crispins decide that Norma shall stay with the Scotts as they are going out for the night. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 18Jan1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 5Jan1967 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.10 [44] Hugh and I: THE CHOIR (missing episode)
21-Mar-1965 BBC One, Sun. 7:25pm (repeated 09Aug1965 BBC One)
Guest cast:
James Ottaway, Nan Munro, Amy Dalby, Michael Bird, and Harold Bennett.
Synopsis 1:
Struck by an epidemic, the local church choir is reduced to one and unfortunately the solo is emanating from the larynx of Hugh Lloyd. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Synopsis:
Urged by Terry, the vicar launches a recruiting drive when the church choir is reduced to one. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 25Jan1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 19Jan1967 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.11 [45] Hugh and I: HORSES FOR COURSES (missing episode)
28-Mar-1965 BBC One
Synopsis 1:
When Hugh takes a day off to attend a race meeting, the deception is masterminded by Terry. Every detail is carefully planned until they are
accidentally included in a TV news interview. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Synopsis 2:
When Hugh takes a day off to attend a race meeting, he does not take TV into account and is accidentally included in a news interview. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 01Feb1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 26Jan1967 Thurs. 7:30pm ABV-2)
4.12 [46] Hugh and I: THE SUIT (missing episode)
4-Apr-1965 BBC One, Sun. 7:25pm
Guest cast:
Arthur English, Barrie Gosney, Jeffrey Gardiner, and Arnold Ridley.
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry offer to clean Mr. Wormold's suit. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 08Feb1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
4.13 [47] Hugh and I: BUN FIGHT (missing episode)
11-Apr-1965 BBC One (repeated 16Aug1965 BBC One)
Guest cast:
Betty Cooper, Alan Baulch, Claire Gordon, and Katy Greenwood.
Synopsis:
Hugh decides that the Scots should entertain members of the local orphanage. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
The Scotts and their neighbours prepare to entertain members of the local orphanage. [Sydney Morning Herald]
(Sydney: 08Feb1967 Wed. 7:30pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 22Feb1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
[--] BBC One repeats:
05July1965 - repeat of "Mum's Suitor" (from 03Jan1965)
12July1965 - repeat of "The Old Folks at Home" (from 10Jan1965).
19July1965 - repeat of "Terry Mason" (from 17-Jan-1965).
26July1965 - repeat of "The Critics" (from 7Feb1965).
02Aug1965 - repeat of "The White Man's Grave" (from 14Feb1965).
09Aug1965 - repeat of "The Choir" (from 21Mar1965).
16Aug1965 - repeat of "Bun Fight" (from 11Apr1965).
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BBC One, Mondays 7:30pm
Series regulars (Series Five)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
Jack Haig Cecil Wormold
Patricia Hayes Griselda Wormold
Wendy Richard
Vi Stevens Mrs. Scott
Mollie Sugden Ethel Crispin
5.01 [48] Hugh and I: NIGHT LIFE (missing episode)
03-Jan-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Synopsis:
Hugh is suffering from insomnia. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney, Australia: 10May1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne, Australia: 21June1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
Magazine excerpt:
"I still remember happily the goings-on at 33 Lobelia Avenue and environs the night Hugh, suffering from insomnia, took a bottle of whisky to
bed and instead of the prescribed one-nip does, kept on keeping on." [Nan Musgrove's column in the 12 March 1969 The Australian Women's Weekly]
5.02 [49] Hugh and I: POT LUCK (missing episode)
10-Jan-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Betty Cooper
Mo Dwyer
Emma Drew
Stephanie Heesom
Jean Harvey
Marjorie Rhodes
Synopsis 1:
Since Mrs. Scott spends so much time confined to her room, most of the cooking falls to Terry - and the resultant indigestion to Hugh. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Synopsis 2:
Hugh and Terry join a cookery class. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 17May1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 28June1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
5.03 [50] Hugh and I: IT NEVER RAINS (episode survives)
17-Jan-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30 (repeated 4Apr1966, BBC One)
Guest cast:
George Moon
Dilys Watling
Bill Pertwee
Peter Butterworth
Doris Hare
Synopsis:
When Hugh accidentally causes a leak in a water pipe, Terry decides to call the plumber, but the process is complicated by the fact that Hugh has
also ripped out the phone. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 24May1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 05July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
5.04 [51] Hugh and I: GOODBYE DOLLY (missing episode)
24-Jan-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Carmen Silvera, Margaret Nolan, Jeffrey Gardiner, Felix Bowness, John Inman, James Donnelly, and Sydney Dobson.
Synopsis:
When Terry falls for the new neighbour's daughter, a grand dinner party is arranged and the scene set for a romantic proposal. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
Terry Scott believes he is in love with the daughter of the lady who has just moved into his neighbourhood. [8Aug68 Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 31May1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 12July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 12Aug1968 Mon. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.05 [52] Hugh and I: THE GAS MAN COMETH (missing episode)
31-Jan-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Wendy Richard, James Perry, Kenneth Thornett, and Deryck Guyler.
Synopsis:
Because of police warnings about crime, the arrival of a new gas man leads Terry and Hugh into making security arrangements. [Sydney Morning Herald] [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 14June1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 19July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 13Aug1968 Tues. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.06 [53] Hugh and I: MINISTERING ANGEL (missing episode)
07-Feb-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Peggy Marshall
Anna Wing
Angela Lovell
Rosemary Martin
Geoffrey Hibbert
Synopsis 1:
The vicar and Mrs. Scott are concerned by the amount of domestic work which has to be done by Terry and Hugh. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
Concerned by the amount of domestic work falling on the shoulders of Terry and Hugh, The vicar and Mrs. Scott consult a domestic employment
agency with a view to acquire assistance. [Sydney Morning Herald] [8Aug68 Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 21June1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 26July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 14Aug1968 Wed. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.07 [54] Hugh and I: WITH A PINCH OF SALT (missing episode)
14-Feb-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Charles Cameron,
Arthur English,
Pat Coombs, Stuart Sherwin, Arnold Ridley, Michael Finlayson, Peter Vernon, Bill Pertwee, Ann Tirard, Norman Atkyns,
Hedger Wallace, James McManus, Sheila Bernette, Edward Rhodes, Tom Mennard, Frankie Holmes, Gillian Wray, and Harold Bennett.
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry decide to investigate their theory that the public is being cheated when buying packets of potato chips. [Sydney Morning Herald] [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 28June1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 02Aug1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 15Aug1968 Thurs. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.08 [55] Hugh and I: COSTUME PIECE (missing episode)
21-Feb-1966 BBC One
Guest cast:
John Junkin, Wendy Richard, Barry Linehan Tony Sympson, Lynn Clemence Fred Hugh, Charles Cameron, and Peter Hughes.
Synopsis:
Mrs. Crispin's niece Hazel announces that she is going to a fancy dress ball as Lady Godiva. [Melbourne Age]
Synopsis 2:
When Hazel announces that she is going to a fancy dress ball as Lady Godiva, Hugh and Terry hurry to a costumier. [15Aug68 Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 5July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 09Aug1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 19Aug1968 Mon. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.09 [56] Hugh and I: IT'S IN THE STARS (missing episode)
28-Feb-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Victor Platt, Robin Hunter, Gretchen Franklin, Jay Denyer, John Inman, Bridget Bryce, Felix Bowness, and Alan Baulch.
Synopsis:
Not available.
(Episode not shown in Melbourne or Sydney?)
5.10 [57] Hugh and I: HUNTIN', SHOOTIN' AND FISHIN' (missing episode)
7-Mar-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney
Moyra Fraser
Jeremy Hawk
Aidan Turner
Rowena Cooper
Wendy Richard (recurring role)
Synopsis:
Neither Terry nor Hugh has dabbled in the gentlemanly pursuits of hunting, shooting and fishing, and Terry decides that a couple of days
in the open day would benefit both of them. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 12July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 16Aug1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABV-2)
(Melbourne repeat: 20Aug1968 Tues. 5:45pm ABV-2)
5.11 [58] Hugh and I: TOOTING FOOTLIGHTS (missing episode)
14-Mar-1966 BBC One, Mon. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Arthur Hewlett, Wanda Ventham Julian Orchard, James Ottaway, and Wendy Richard.
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh agree to help raise funds in order to repair the local church. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 19July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 23Aug1967 Wed. 8pm ABV-2)
5.12 [59] Hugh and I: THE CHRISTENING (missing episode)
21-Mar-1966 BBC One, Monday 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Sydney Bromley, Anna Wing, Audrey Noble, Tony Sympson, and Felix Bowness.
Synopsis:
Hugh is asked to be godfather to a distant relative, and Terry thinks it wise to accompany him, both to the function and on his
overnight stay in a hotel. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 26July1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 30Aug1967 Wed. 8pm ABV-2)
5.13 [60] Hugh and I: THE JACKPOT (missing episode)
28-Mar-1966 BBC One
Guest cast:
Rex Garner, Robin Hunter, Blake Butler, Norman Mitchell, Jennifer Browne, Joan Emney, and Genevieve.
Synopsis:
A windfall in the shape of a prize-winning premium bond sets Hugh dreaming of holidays. [Melbourne Age]
(Sydney: 02Aug1967 Wed. 8:00pm ABN-2)
(Melbourne: 06Sep1967 Wed. 8pm ABV-2)
Episode review:
"Hugh wins £5,000 in a competition and I (Terry Scott) persuades him to take a trip round the world - sea trip for two of course -
instead of a one-day tour to Margate (for one). Terry repents on board ship of his persuasive powers. Hugh forgives him and we leave them
both bound for what looks like a swinging time." [John Hay column in the 04 Aug 1967 issue of the Canberra (Australia) Times]
[--] 04-Apr-1966 BBC One - repeat of 5.03 "It Never Rains."
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BBC One, Tuesdays 7:30pm
Series regulars (Series Six)
Terry Scott Himself
Hugh Lloyd Himself
6.01 [61] Hugh and I: TROUBLED WATERS (missing episode)
29-Nov-1966 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Glenn Melvyn, Reg Dixon, Pat Coombs, Brian Peck, Patsy Smart, Charles Cameron, Robert Raglan, Geoffrey H. Wallace, John Parker,
Brian Hewitt-Jones, Mercia Mansfield, Tony Handy, and Harold Bennett.
Synopsis:
On his first night at sea Hugh becomes alarmed when he realizes that he and Terry have forgotten where the lifeboats are, so he puts on his
lifejacket and goes in search of them. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 06Dec1968 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.02 [62] Hugh and I: MOROCCO BOUND (missing episode)
6-Dec-1966 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Fred Emney, Vic Wise,
Robert Gillespie, Derek Sydney, Barry Shawzin, Jerry Verno, Princess Badia, John Hollis David Hadda, and Earl Green.
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh become involved with a group of undercover agents in Tangier and take part in a "sale" of dancing girls. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 13Dec1968 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.03 [63] Hugh and I: BEAU JESTERS (missing episode)
13-Dec-1966 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Carl Duering, Aidan Turner, John G. Heller, Eva Whishaw, Maurice Podbrey, Harold Berens, Robert Gillespie, Jay Denyer,
Howell Evans, Jan Leeming, Bernard Martin, and Butch Hudson.
Synopsis:
Having missed the boat while sight-seeing in Tangiers, Harry and Hugh try to find a job, and accidentally enlist in the French Foreign Legion. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 20Dec1968 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.04 [64] Hugh and I: ARABIAN KNIGHTS (missing episode)
20-Dec-1966 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Derek Francis, Norman Bird, Guy Deghy, Jimmy Thompson, Diana King, Sheree Winton, Michael Peake, Edwin Brown, Tim Buckland, and Peter Thompson.
Synopsis 1:
Still chasing their cruise ship, Hugh and Terry arrive this week in Cairo. They've escaped from the Foreign Legion and made the long. hard trek from Tangier.
As usual they are short of money and casting around for ways of making some. They decide in desperation to ask the British Consul for help. Of course,
no sooner have they stepped across the threshold of the British Consulate than they become involved in a web of international intrigue. Hugh and Terry
with their usual lack of finesse-soon begin to look like two, very ham-fisted, men from Aunty. [Radio Times]
Synopsis 2:
On their release from the Foreign Legion, Terry and Hugh seek the British Consul's help to rejoin the cruise ship in Bombay. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 27Dec1968 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.05 [65] Hugh and I: HOLD THAT TIGER (missing episode)
27-Dec-1966 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Georgina Cookson, William Kendall, Ronnie Corbett, Cholmondeley the Chimp,
and the voice of Percy Edwards
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh find themselves involved in the hunt for a man-eating tiger when they arrive in India. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 03Jan1969 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.06 [66] Hugh and I: CHINESE CRACKERS (episode survives)
3-Jan-1967 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
John Le Mesurier,
Peter Reeves,
Geoffrey Lumsden, Robert Lee, Lucille Soong, Kristopher Kum, David Jason, Cecil Cheng, and Tommy Yap.
Synopsis:
Hugh and Terry become involved in a drug-smuggling murder in Singapore. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 10Jan1969 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
Magazine excerpt:
".. and the time (Hugh) and Terry, on their world trip, tangled wit the Singapore drug-runners. The drug-runners, little (Asian) gentlemen who stowed
a dead body in Hugh and I's bedroom and dropped marihuana cigarettes on the floor, started an episode that was an uproar."
[Nan Musgrove's column in the 12 March 1969 The Australian Women's Weekly]
6.07 [67] Hugh and I: A TOUCH OF THE RISING SUN (missing episode)
10-Jan-1967 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Stella Tanner, Pik Sen Lim, Peter Elliott, Julie Allan, Barbara Yu, Ling Julie Martin, Edwin Brown, Alec Bregonzi, and Evelyn Lund.
Synopsis:
Terry and Hugh mistakenly book into a geisha house on their arrival in the Japanese capital. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 17Jan1969 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
6.08 [68] Hugh and I: ADIOS, AMIGOS (missing episode)
17-Jan-1967 BBC One, Tues. 7:30pm
Guest cast:
Vicki Woolf, Paul Stassino, Vic Wise, Bruno Barnabe, Murray Kash, David Lander, Felix Bowness, Keith Ashley, and Michael Earl.
Synopsis:
Traveling by train in South America, Hugh and Terry become the all too willing protectors of Maria, a hunted political refugee. [Melbourne Age]
(Melbourne: 24Jan1969 Fri. 8:00pm ABV-2)
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