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...And Mother Makes Three

Series 2

1971 · 6 episodes · 2h 25m in all

Episodes

  1. 1

    1. A Hard Day Out

    2 Dec 1971 · 25 min

    Sally struggles with exhaustion during the long school summer holidays, Auntie's unhappy about being tied up and put in the broom cupboard, and Mr Campbell's suggestion to wear them out leads to fun at the fair.

  2. 2

    2. The Matchmakers

    9 Dec 1971 · 24 min

    Simon and Peter come up with the idea of finding their mum a husband, Sally's not too happy when a randy admirer manages to track her down, and Mr Campbell agrees to help by playing the part of a rival suitor.

  3. 3

    3. Growing Pains

    16 Dec 1971 · 24 min

    Sally protests when Simon talks about leaving school and getting a job, a note suggests that he's run away from home to start a life as a soldier, and a recruitment officer points her in the direction of the intake camp.

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    4. But How Can I Tell Them?

    23 Dec 1971 · 24 min

    The family accept an invitation to stay at Mr Campbell's sister's cottage, Sally has problems when she tries to find what she needs to iron a skirt, and her attempts to put everything right only make the situation worse.

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    5. Once a Year Day

    30 Dec 1971 · 23 min

    Sally tells Auntie that the boys don't need reminding about her birthday, a promise from Simon leaves her looking forward to an Italian meal, and talk of going to the cinema leads to a number of rather blatant hints.

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    6. All Play and No Work

    6 Jan 1972 · 25 min

    Mr Campbell is forced to sack Sally because of the standard of her work, Auntie helps by pointing her in the direction of a job at the boys' school, and a disagreement about staff dinners sees her try her luck elsewhere.

...And Mother Makes Three Series 2: quick answers

How many episodes are in ...And Mother Makes Three Series 2?

Series 2 of ...And Mother Makes Three has 6 episodes, about 2 hours in total.

When did ...And Mother Makes Three Series 2 come out?

Series 2 premiered on 2 Dec 1971.

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