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Straight, he consumes several pints of beer and a
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Raymond was not conceived at the cinema. He was conceived at home when Ingrid was at the cinema not Fletcher and Isobel. In the episode "Women Without Men" when Fletcher is on compassionate leave Ingrid says that if he gives her the money she'll go to the pictures leading to Fletch
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What? "LoL, that was funny" or "LoL, you fool, Steptoe, Till Death and
Hancock were not crap, but rather important and influential televisual productions that have shaped the landscape of the British sitcom"? Either way I agree, but I still think "A Night In" is the most memorable example. Love
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