Some Christmas Comedy: The Likely Lads – James Bolam & Rodney Bewes – Christmas Special 1974.
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I really like this show. Bob always seemed to have the funniest lines. Imagine going to a party knowing people run amok and you know your husband is running around with an old girlfriend. The ending comes off a bit tacky with the cheating but Linda was aware and even jokes about it. Still a funny show.