Selwyn

Título original: Oh No It's Selwyn Froggitt

Serie de TV
1974–1978
30min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSelwyn Froggitt, a well read clumsy buffoon smashes his way through his sleepy Yorkshire village of Scarsdale.Selwyn Froggitt, a well read clumsy buffoon smashes his way through his sleepy Yorkshire village of Scarsdale.Selwyn Froggitt, a well read clumsy buffoon smashes his way through his sleepy Yorkshire village of Scarsdale.

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Curiosidades
Bill Maynard based the character of Selwyn Froggitt on a real-life friend of his, Peter Wright, who lives in Maynard's home town of Sapcote, Leicestershire.

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[Accompanied by a double thumbs-up gesture]
Selwyn Froggitt: Magic!

Créditos adicionales
For the first season, the end credits listed both the actors and the characters that they played. For all subsequent seasons, only the actors' names were given, which was a common style in sitcoms of the 1970s.

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Featured in TV's Biggest Blockbusters (2012)

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7/10

Oh no......Oh Yes!!

After rediscovering "The Gaffer " on DVD I decided to catch "Oh No" . I caught it 1st time around but never took a lot of notice but after recent watching I never realised how marvellous this was. Biil Maynard shows how he was one of the best physical comics of our time and really knew how to use screen time. The Pilot was changed a lot for the series but for the better I thought. Everybody seemed to be having such a good time making this and I think we all know someone like Selwyn. You could not remake this in this day and age as it's pure comedy genius and nobody could possibly be a Selwyn.With a Yorkshire small town backdrop it takes us back to when comedy used to make us laugh without feeling offended . Not a single swearword or smutty innuendo this classic feels and appears as fresh as it did nearly 40(yes...40!) years ago. Thumbs up to Bill Maynard....Magic!!!!