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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Communication Problems
Episode 02: The Psychiatrist
Episode 03: Waldorf Salad
Episode 04: The Kipper and the Corpse
Episode 05: The Anniversary
Episode 06: Basil the Rat
Fawlty Towers - Season 2
Description
The comedy series is back again, where the inmate dies at night trying to serve breakfast and an odious woman insists on serving her dog. Siebel leaves before Basil's surprise anniversary party, and Basil may try this evening convince her friends that she is sick. The health inspector comes and tells Basil Manuel to get rid of those existing creatures, especially those pet mice, which later discovered that his name was Basil.
The comedy series is back again, where the inmate dies at night trying to serve breakfast and an odious woman insists on serving her dog. Siebel leaves before Basil's surprise anniversary party, and Basil may try this evening convince her friends that she is sick. The health inspector comes and tells Basil Manuel to get rid of those existing creatures, especially those pet mice, which later discovered that his name was Basil.
Actors:
Nick Kane,
Ronald Musgrove,
Brenda Cowling,
Luan Peters,
Jay Neill,
Ken Campbell,
David Melbourne
Nick Kane
Ronald Musgrove
Brenda Cowling
23 April 1925, Islington, London, England, UK
Luan Peters
Jay Neill
Ken Campbell
10 December 1941, Ilford, Essex, England, UK
David Melbourne
Genre:
Comedy
Director:
Bob Spiers, John Howard Davies
Country:
United Kingdom
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July 19, 2018
There weren't any largely obvious differences between the first and second series, save for a tighter rein on some of the denser scripts. The farce got more darkly outrageous and personal, leaving no room for improvement in any of the six episodes.