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Comedy

Are You Being Served? Again!

Comedy

Are You Being Served? Again!

1992 – 1993 (completed) · 2 seasons · 12 episodes · United Kingdom · English

Are You Being Served? Again! (1992) is a solid-tier series on goodrecmovies, rated 7.8/10 on IMDb from 1,222 votes. Updated

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★ 7.8IMDb · 1k

Grace & Favour is a British sitcom sequel to the long-running series Are You Being Served ? The series begins with the staff of Grace Bros returning to the store to read the will of Young Mr Grace, the former head of the department store, recently deceased while scuba diving on holiday in the Caribbean with his personal secretary, Miss Jessica Lovelock. It aired on BBC1 for two series from 1992 to 1993 and marked the return of Are You Being Served ? creators and writers Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft.

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Top cast

10

Seasons

2

best episode: S1E2 — Under Arrest ★ 8.2 (109)

S16 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1The Inheritance★ 7.6115
  • E2Under Arrest★ 8.2109
  • E3The Court Case★ 7.4105
  • E4Looking For Staff★ 7.7101
  • E5Things That Go Bump In the Night★ 8.0101
  • E6American Tourists★ 7.994
S26 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1The Gun★ 7.4100
  • E2The Cricket Match★ 8.0105
  • E3Mr. Slocombe★ 8.198
  • E4A Mummified Cat★ 8.0105
  • E5The Darts Match★ 7.794
  • E6The Mongolians★ 7.895

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Where to watch

JustWatch

Seasons

2

best episode: S1E2 — Under Arrest ★ 8.2 (109)

S16 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1The Inheritance★ 7.6115
  • E2Under Arrest★ 8.2109
  • E3The Court Case★ 7.4105
  • E4Looking For Staff★ 7.7101
  • E5Things That Go Bump In the Night★ 8.0101
  • E6American Tourists★ 7.994
S26 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1The Gun★ 7.4100
  • E2The Cricket Match★ 8.0105
  • E3Mr. Slocombe★ 8.198
  • E4A Mummified Cat★ 8.0105
  • E5The Darts Match★ 7.794
  • E6The Mongolians★ 7.895

Top cast

10

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Comments are moderated against a short code of conduct. Disagree as much as you like; do it kindly.