The Fenn Street Gang

Season 3

8 episodes · May 27, 1973

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  • S3E1

    An Englishman's Home

    May 27, 197330m

    Duffy and Sharon are engaged and looking for a home of their own. They think they've found one but Frankie Abbott loses them the chance to buy it. Full of remorse, Abbott sets out to try and make amends.

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  • S3E2

    Mother Knows Best

    Jun 3, 197330m

    Taking a girlfriend home for the first time is always a nerve-racking experience. But whenh you have a mother like Frankie has, the confrontation is particularly difficult!

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  • S3E3

    Alone At Last

    Jun 10, 197330m

    Wedding bells are finally ringing for Duffy and Sharon and after all the traditional marriage day hang-ups, all they want is to be alone. But fate has yet one more trick in store.

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  • S3E4

    Making Whoopee

    Jun 17, 197330m

    Honeymoons should be unforgettable. Well, Duffy and Sharon will always remember their honeymoon in Majorca - but not for the usual reasons!

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  • S3E5

    After The Ball

    Jun 24, 197330m

    Craven has been walking the tightrope of life too long, and naturally it is the idiot Abbott who makes him lose his balance. The question is - can Duffy provide the safety net?

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  • S3E6

    The Ant And The Grasshopper

    Jul 1, 197330m

    Duffy has taken Craven on as first assistant painter, but their industrial relationship is soon put under strain. Something has to give, and it looks as though the result might be a rise in the unemployment figures.

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  • S3E7

    Abbott Of Arabia

    Jul 8, 197330m

    Mrs Abbott exerts her authority over Frankie once too often. It changes him into a latter-day "Red Shadow" and he gallops off with Celeste (his new girlfriend) to the registry office . . .

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  • S3E8

    Full Circle

    Jul 15, 197330m

    Sharon has a little secret. Unfortunately it is somewhat difficult to share with Eric when they are not even talking . . .

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