This particular case 'Love Thy Neighbour' which I have just seen for the first time (on the Talking Pictures TV channel) appears to be the first in which the black and white stills at the start of each episode have been dropped. This may have been done in order to save money, but I found these stills very useful because they were always accompanied by a narrator explaining the events. The narrator is still present, but the absence of the stills makes it harder to identify the participants. It was not until the third and final episode that the alleged events all became clear to me.
All the same, I give it eight stars because, as usual, Vernon and Ashford give excellent performances and the direction is faultless.
It is also worth watching because two of the guest actors had major roles in two famous British films made in 1971, Warren Clarke (A Clockwork Orange) and Geraldine Moffat (Get Carter)
All the same, I give it eight stars because, as usual, Vernon and Ashford give excellent performances and the direction is faultless.
It is also worth watching because two of the guest actors had major roles in two famous British films made in 1971, Warren Clarke (A Clockwork Orange) and Geraldine Moffat (Get Carter)