Get Some In!

Serie de TV
1975–1978
30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idioma1955 called up into R.A.F. a group of young men find it hard to cope,especially with a corporal who is unhappy and takes it out on them.1955 called up into R.A.F. a group of young men find it hard to cope,especially with a corporal who is unhappy and takes it out on them.1955 called up into R.A.F. a group of young men find it hard to cope,especially with a corporal who is unhappy and takes it out on them.

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Trivia
In some episodes, the credits list various characters as "The Erks". "Erk" is a variation of the abbreviation "airc" which is short for "aircraftsman" - the lowest rank in the RAF and a member of the non-flying ground-crew.

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When one of the Irks saws through Marsh's caravan leg he uses a modern hacksaw, not available in the 1950s.

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Featured in Comedy Connections: The Good Life (2003)

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Get some in? I would, given a chance.

Forget your 'Dad's Armys', and 'Aint 'Alf Hot Mum's, this was the business. I fortunately was able to recapture it when the complete series was aired on satellite in the UK. While watching them, I actually found myself utterly embarrassed...Because I was laughing aloud at the Television like an unhinged school boy.

I guess that's because it was made in the care free days of the 1970s, when sitcoms were actually funny.

NCO: 'Smiff? Is that spelt wiv one F or two.'

SMITH: 'No. Three.'