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1982 · 30 mins · English
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Directed by
Bob Spiers
Starring
Robbie Coltrane, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Peter Richardson, Daniel Peacock, Adrian Edmondson

Set in the 1950s, four siblings—Anne, a prim little housewife, the rough‑hewn George, who is oddly attached to his dog Timmy, and their brothers Dick and Julian, whose bond hints at something beyond brotherly—embark on a cycling holiday through Dorset. Their keen knack for sleuthing, combined with their snobbery and xenophobic attitudes, leads them to expose and have a series of dubious locals apprehended.

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