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The Long Not-So-Good Friday

Episode aired Feb 24, 1991

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Jennifer Calvert in Trouble in Mind (1991)

Adam has a client that has fallen for him. In the meantime a mix up with his daughter Lucy and his wife causes some confusion. A rather intimate op is also discussed.Adam has a client that has fallen for him. In the meantime a mix up with his daughter Lucy and his wife causes some confusion. A rather intimate op is also discussed.Adam has a client that has fallen for him. In the meantime a mix up with his daughter Lucy and his wife causes some confusion. A rather intimate op is also discussed.

Director
- Terry Kinane
Writers
- Colin Bostock-Smith
- Greg Brenman
Stars

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4.3/10

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Director
- Terry Kinane
Writers
- Colin Bostock-Smith
- Greg Brenman
Stars

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Featured review

2/10

Lucy, Hilary and Malcolm

Since the early 1970s Richard O'Sullivan was the goto man for ITV sitcoms.

Doctor at Large, Man about the House, Robin's Nest, Me and My Girl.

Trouble in Mind was the last major work he did in 1991. Since then there has been no regular show from Richard O'Sullivan.

I know this series is bad, there was no need for him to retire from showbiz.

O'Sullivan plays Adam Charlesworth, a psychiatrist who works from home.

In the first episode Adam mistakenly believes that his wife Julia (Susan Penhaligon) is pregnant. He is pleased despite having a grown up daughter already. He even blurts it out to his patient before raising the matter with his wife.

Trouble in Mind is a forgotten sitcom and for a good reason. The first episode is not funny, it is not even good. You can sense O'Sullivan a sitcom veteran is struggling with the material. The writing is appalling.

ITV pulled it from the schedules before the first series was completed. You cannot blame them.