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“It was boredom at first sight!”
Comedy
A young couple from Merseyside and their off again/on again relationship.
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Seasons & episodes
S1 · 8 epS2 · 8 epS3 · 6 epS4 · 9 epS5 · 11 epS6 · 7 epS7 · 7 ep
1Meeting5 Jul 1987 · 30m · ★ 8.0Whilst indulging in her favourite hobby of people-watching with her sister Pam, Brenda meets Malcolm, a wild biker. Or is he?
2Wrestling12 Jul 1987 · 30m · ★ 8.0Brenda manages to swallow her pride and asks Malcolm to see her again. However, their relationship looks destined never to be smooth-running.
3Outing19 Jul 1987 · 30m · ★ 8.0Brenda and Malcolm arrange a day out together to Chester. However, a request from Malcolm's mother causes the pair considerable embarrassment.
4Confusing26 Jul 1987 · 30m · ★ 8.0Terry thinks Malcolm needs help with his handling of Brenda and decides to talk to her on his behalf.
5Leaving2 Aug 1987 · 30m · ★ 9.0Pamela decides she has had enough of Brenda's meddling and tells her to move out of the flat. After much heart-searching, Brenda resolves to move to London.
6Repenting9 Aug 1987 · 30m · ★ 8.0With her boss Sidney practically ignoring her, Pamela lets Brenda stay with her again. Meanwhile, Terry and Malcolm attempt to play Brenda at her own game.
7Hiding16 Aug 1987 · 30m · ★ 9.0Brenda talks Malcolm into taking her bird-watching again. Needless to say, it is downhill from there.
8Seasoning27 Dec 1987 · 30m · ★ 9.0As the festive season approaches, Brenda, Malcolm and Pamela go in search of a Christmas tree. But they are all still unsure of where they will each be spending the big day itself.
Details
- Created by
- Jim Hitchmough
- First aired
- 5 Jul 1987
- Last aired
- 4 Apr 1993
- Status
- Ended
- Language
- English
- Network
- ITV1
- Episodes
- 56
- Votes
- 8 on TMDB
Cast
Paul BownMalcolm Stoneway
Emma WrayBrenda Wilson
Liza TarbuckPamela Wilson
Patsy ByrneMarjorie Stoneway
John BowlerDavid Lynch
Noreen KershawJoyce Wilson- AAndrew HiltonGerald Wilson


















