Doctor in the House Ep 2 Settling In

[@whammett]

i wish barry got the chance to get the help he needed, he was an amazing actor and truly did made my quarantine better. may he rest in peace

[@nour1418]

Barry Evans has lovely and innocent smile ❤ RIP dear , may God bless you 💓

[@muhammudahmed2038]

The ending walk was awsome. Amazing actor Barry Evans

[@markochasteeni7560]

I loved this show back in the 70s.from K.C. Missouri

[@mawas6801]

Upton is a thorough gentlemen Rest of em are “Silly bastards”

[@Hafsa26897]

I am watching in 2019 miss you Mr brown

[@cubanbach]

SUCH GREAT MEMORIES of the 1970s!!!!!!! This was my FIRST Brit show!

[@evergreenvideos5166]

How old are you?

[@njeriweru1980]

Ooohhh... That little skip at the end was phenomenomenomenomenal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Rest in peace dude. Later son.

[@monspubis]

i wish i lived in their era...

[@joeydepalmer4457]

I was a little kid during that time. It was a great time. Specially when the young teenage girls did not have any issues going topless when I was in the room. Even took me into the show with them. Wish I was a little older back than.

[@alisonpovey4566]

Thanks for Posting this, it brings back many happy memories for me, RIP to Robin Nedwell, had a crush on both Martin Shaw (Evans) and also Michael Upton (Barry Evans) but I fell in love with Paul Collier (George Layton) in this, please post more.

[@ideas5663]

Our anatomy professor said the same, that the anatomy book was from 1890 or so, but the artery is still in the same place so not changed

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Wished they could have said the same about our drafting school and in military school. We had to read the old stuff right up to our timer in school. Never knew when old stuff was surpassed. And military tactics seemed to change as quickly as we changed our underwear; but we still had to learn all the old stuff as well as the new stuff. Just so some officer to tell us later to forget it all. Good thing we could not be charged for what most of us where thinking.

[@sadanandpadala1042]

I watching because of "mind your language"😂

[@Knight101ify]

I lost it at 19:20, the laugh and pig grunt 😆

[@bharatishetye9387]

lots of love to Barry Evans

[@BritishComedyUK69]

barry evans is great

[@jeremeowjeremeow807]

Yeh he was

[@Lucille-ki4ng]

Love this Teacher/ Prof. Gee, RIP Jeremy, Barry Evans you are now were you‘ve been b4, in the hands of Our Fathet Yahweh, in a much safer and beautiful place❤️✝️🙏🤗

[@joeydepalmer4457]

I actually like his movies better. but for tv, diff him as a doctor. wished he did more of the series.

[@bwhittlebury7230]

About Barry Evans's death. He is not famous enough to have made the great book "Did these stories really happen?" (book at amazon).

[@darrenbinns1827]

13.11, when women dressed beautifully, even when they weren't.

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Was allot more fun trying to get them out of it too. They did not let you get to far or let you get a good eye full and it was allot more fun trying. Than when you even where able to touch them in spots (spots now they have no issue flashing at ya like their upper thighs), you felt lucky and blessed by god.

[@miraculousmisery772]

This is so gooooooood!!!!

[@minimalist5969]

plz upload this drama with English subtitles...

[@register1430]

Just seeing the early demise of Upton in real life. Bizarre. And Waring an early death also. Fond memories of this series.

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Sad that only 2 of the 1st year doctors are the only ones still with us. Never thought of them as old enough to be my dads generation. specially when I was a little kid when it first aired.

[@cubanbach]

Brilliant!

[@shaneofastrotek]

OMG I just was writing and damn page reloaded. Hate when that happens. Anywho I was watching Dr In Charge season 1. When I got to season 2 I went see how many episodes there were and then saw that before in charge there was this then at large. So Now Im starting from the beginning. I found out about this series after watching Mind Your Language. I must say these 70s british shows are amazing. I started off by watching Man About The House. Found out about that while watching Three;s Company. Then I watched George and Mildred. Saw how she passed away so young less than a year after the last episode. Havent watch Robins Nest yet. Anywho I know there are 6 parts to this series. But I cant find out what is after Doctor In Charge nor the one after that. I just know the last series is Doctor Down Under. Can anyone reply with a complete list of all 6 series in order. Thanks. Also could you recommend any other funny shows from Britain around this time. Well except the obvious ones like Mr Bean and Black Adder. I have both of those on dvd. I have a special edition Black Adder one. Absolutely love British 60s - 80s sitcoms. Much funnier than the US versions

[@demon27dan]

***** 1st) Doctor In The House - 26 episodes 1969-70. 2nd) Doctor At Large - 29 episodes 1971. 3rd) Doctor In Charge - 43 episodes 1972-73. 4th) Doctor At Sea - 14 episodes 1974. 5th) Doctor On The Go - 26 episodes 1975-77. 6th) Doctor Down Under - 13 episodes 1979-80. 7th) Doctor At The Top - 7 episodes 1991.

[@grimreaperxxx13]

If you like British sitcoms of this style/era I'd go for Red Dwarf, maybe avoiding Back To Earth and series 7&8, but 1-6 and 10( red dwarf X which was rebooted by the tv channel Dave) we're quite good, also maybe the vicar of dibley are the only ones off the top of my head I can think of :)

[@grimreaperxxx13]

Also the Blackadder series are good- 1&2 aren't bad but B The Third and B Goes Forth and the Xmas special are brilliant. You might also enjoy Porridge and Dad's Army, but if you're going to go for these I'd recommend watching the films they made, one for porridge and one for dad's army, before trying the series themselves

[@Scarecrowe_72]

+Shane Cormier i got hooked on steptoe and son ...on the buses....dustbin men...on a dark note hammer house of horrors episodes kind of like tales of the unexpected,,,loads of them!!!

[@bwhittlebury7230]

Robin's Nest is excellent! Richard O"Sullivan is brilliant in it. So is beauty Tessa Wyatt! This show here would be much better with Richard O"Sullivan in it.

[@reds84257]

Great 👌👌👌👌 show ,,

[@meadowsoprano2315]

Thanks so much for the upload

[@priyanthakumara3282]

Very good and very nice bro

[@edwardwilson7858]

Barry Evans sounds a little like Paul McCartney or Gerry Marsden. Was Barry from Liverpool?

[@muray15]

SWAG On The Way Out !

[@JackLongbridge]

Great ep, but that bit where the guys start mob chanting "strip" to Julia Foster was a bit unpleasant.

[@lsdmadman]

Bryan Braddock gotta agree....haint purty

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

+Bryan Braddock but realistic

[@Hyperplaterine]

I agree. It wasn't nice at all. Unfortunately misogyny, racism, and homophobia was seen as being perfectly acceptable in those days.

[@wastedpunk407]

@@Hyperplaterine People like you are exactly why shows like these never air today. Triggered over nothing

[@ritesharora6032]

That was vulgar. Ever seen i scene with a group of women saying man to strip. How would that feel

[@toddcharry]

Funny they were making fun of the girls, as if any of them were anything better.

[@bilalrajab1879]

Feminist spotted!

[@luobingheforlife]

At least not like this days, we see even more bad than that, but i still prefer those old shows

[@Ubique2927]

A welsh Doyle?

[@armanidavincci]

Very good

[@nikaarfa7462]

I like it

[@lsdmadman]

how bizarre, zanies , our Dunkie looks like 14

[@msbrowngault]

😊

[@rohitparte6313]

8:36 is best

[@petercrazyboy]

THE ONLY THING WRONG ABOUT THIS SHOW IS THEY GIGGLE LIKE EVERY DAMN SECOND , SMD

[@felixnavid4d]

hilarious!

[@Hafsa26897]

What an actors

[@nguyendailam6703]

This would have been shown in black and white when it first aired in July 1969. (Incidentally with Apollo 11 halfway to the moon)

[@colinmackay5883]

No, the ITV network (on which this was broadcast) started colour broadcasting earlier that year. (BBC2 had started colour broadcasting in 1967).

[@Westy1971]

ITV officially started broadcasting in colour 15/11/1969, so this may have gone out as a 'colour test'!

[@spreadideas4221]

20:51 can u see a very funny eyes reaction glancing

[@Fan45192]

written by the Goodies Garden and Oddie

[@stingray4real]

Graeme Garden was a Medical Student and a qualified GP

[@Fan45192]

@@stingray4real good man. you know your stuff.

[@ritesharora6032]

13:20 vulgarity

[@sanjujujuwulu9657]

😂😂😂

[@THNasum]

Frightfully dated, of course. But great fun.

[@bwhittlebury7230]

Richard O'Sullivan could have helped this alot!

[@cyclonealan5344]

really funny but dear god who told that blond bird she could act?

[@toddcharry]

Lemon Spade , She was no worse than any of the other supporting players.

[@cyclonealan5344]

true they are all quite dire!

[@demon27dan]

+Lemon Spade Julia Foster is a highly accomplished actress and has been in many films and major theatre productions over the past 40 years. I agree she overacts in this, but I just think she's playing it as she was directed to, rather than a lack of ability on her part.

[@cubanbach]

She was intentionally overacting you twit

[@ritesharora6032]

Who told you that you have ability to judge