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Three never-before-heard adaptions of classic episodes! When You've Got To Go When young Private Pike gets his call-up papers, the platoon agrees to give the lad an appropriate send-off. Meanwhile, Mainwaring and Warden Hodges declare war in their contest to win the Town Clerk's blood donor certificate. My Brother and I Mainwaring gives the platoon a firm dressing down on the subject of alcoholic intoxication, only to be confronted with his own past, in the shape of his boozy brother - much to Private Frazer's delight. Never Too Old Corporal Jones is in love - but will the lady in question accept his proposal of marriage? The very last Dad's Army episode.

Inferred mild romanceInferred themesduty grief legacy

Humorous tales of wartime community, duty, and unexpected personal entanglements.

“Three never-before-heard adaptions of classic episodes!”

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Cast · 4 voices

David Benson David Croft Jack Lane Jimmy Perry

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Directed by David Benson Jack Lane

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