About: Episode 1263 (21st February 1973)

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Alf rings Norman and tells him to come round at midday. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille hogs the bathroom and he and Elsie row about her continuing to live with them. Lucille gets a phone call and makes arrangements to meet someone that night when the Howards are at the cinema. Ernest and Emily are asked to produce a portrait of Stan and Hilda based on one of the Royal family. Alf offers Leach £25 to drop the complaint but he's not interested. Alf ups the amount to the requested £200. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille nags him about his eating habits. The Ogdens have a picture taken with their new serving trolley and their "silver" tea service. Annie remains in her bed, reading a book about serving in office. Albert is annoyed when Ken buys a new electric cooker. Len offers Jerry's services in

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rdf:type	Episode
rdfs:label	Episode 1263 (21st February 1973)
rdfs:comment	Alf rings Norman and tells him to come round at midday. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille hogs the bathroom and he and Elsie row about her continuing to live with them. Lucille gets a phone call and makes arrangements to meet someone that night when the Howards are at the cinema. Ernest and Emily are asked to produce a portrait of Stan and Hilda based on one of the Royal family. Alf offers Leach £25 to drop the complaint but he's not interested. Alf ups the amount to the requested £200. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille nags him about his eating habits. The Ogdens have a picture taken with their new serving trolley and their "silver" tea service. Annie remains in her bed, reading a book about serving in office. Albert is annoyed when Ken buys a new electric cooker. Len offers Jerry's services in
stories	Harry Driver Tony Perrin Esther Rose
dcterms:subject	1973 episodes 1973 episodes
Number	1263(xsd:integer)
Previous	1973-02-19(xsd:date)
Executive Producer	H.V. Kershaw
Date	1973-02-21(xsd:date)
Producer	Eric Prytherch
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Production code	Production codes
NEXT	1973-02-26(xsd:date)
Writer	Brian Finch
Director	Nick Burrell-Davis
Year	1973(xsd:integer)
Designer	Ed Buziak
abstract	Alf rings Norman and tells him to come round at midday. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille hogs the bathroom and he and Elsie row about her continuing to live with them. Lucille gets a phone call and makes arrangements to meet someone that night when the Howards are at the cinema. Ernest and Emily are asked to produce a portrait of Stan and Hilda based on one of the Royal family. Alf offers Leach £25 to drop the complaint but he's not interested. Alf ups the amount to the requested £200. Alan gets annoyed when Lucille nags him about his eating habits. The Ogdens have a picture taken with their new serving trolley and their "silver" tea service. Annie remains in her bed, reading a book about serving in office. Albert is annoyed when Ken buys a new electric cooker. Len offers Jerry's services in installing it. Alf tells Bet about the cheque he's written. She's annoyed that Alf seems ashamed of the fact that she was in the car. She rings Leach to come round to the Rovers that night. The Howards go out leaving Lucille alone. Bet threatens Leach with the police, guessing he's got form for extortion. He gives her the cheque back but threatens her with revenge. Lucille entertains old friend Keith Burgess at No.11. The residents get ready for the coming of VAT. Stan and Hilda show off in the Rovers about their forthcoming party. Bet gives Len his cheque back. Alan and Elsie return early and are not pleased to find Keith there. Elsie is livid but Alan understands that Lucille's habit of having to conceal her private life from Annie is difficult to drop. Stan and Hilda look forward to their party.

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