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Only When I Laugh is a British television sitcom. It is set in the ward of an NHS hospital. The title is the answer to the question, "Does it hurt?"
Seasons & Episode
4
3
2
1
Episode 0 - Away for Christmas
December. 24,1981
A new patient arrives as the ward is decorated for Christmas.
Episode 1 - Blood Brothers
November. 04,1982
Glover refuses to have a blood transfusion. He's worried that the donor will be from a lower social class.
Episode 2 - Conduct Unbecoming
November. 11,1982
Dr Thorpe examines a female patient without a nurse being present. Figgis, Glover and Norman try to make sure he doesn't take advantage
Episode 3 - All In The Mind
November. 18,1982
Figgis becomes interested in psychiatry and sets about psychoanalysing Glover and Norman.
Episode 4 - In Sickness And In Health
November. 25,1982
Norman is planning to marry Deirdre. He wonders if three years is long enough to be engaged.
Episode 5 - Escape
December. 02,1982
A convicted prisoner is moved into the ward. Glover, Figgis and Norman worry in case he tries to escape.
Episode 6 - When Did You Last See Your Father?
December. 09,1982
A scruffy old drunkard comes to the hospital looking for his son. Could the son be Figgis, Glover or Norman?
Episode 7 - The Reunion
December. 16,1982
Figgis, Glover and Norman are about to be discharged from hospital. They consider holding a reunion.
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