Doctor's advice - The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin - BBC 

Martin Clunes was bloody awful as Reggie, should never have took the part, hiding to nothing 🤷

Reggie's wife was so beautiful and well tempered. I'll never understand his attraction to Joan.

What the BBC needs to do is to rediscover what made it a great broadcaster in the time of TFARORP: original ideas, well written, well scripted, well cast and superbly performed.

someone said martin clunes not as good i like martin not in doc sorry but he will never be as good as leonard sorry

first view,first like,first comment and nice video :)

Great performances by all three not see the likes of of this comedy now

The doctor Doc Morrissey is a classic English GP. "I haven't the faintest idea.... If I know anything at all about medicine, he's over the worst," as poor Reggie is right on the edge of a nervous breakdown!

Great performances all around but don't forget dear old John Horsley as the Doc.

This is exactly what work used to be like many years ago, utterly bizzare. The corporate bullshit continued. This series was ahead of its time. Enjoy. 😂

I have watch this same clip five or six times. I wish that BBC would stop reloading their posts.

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I wish the BBC didn't keep remaking series that were so brilliant the first time. They must be feeling in need of something to do with all our licence payers' money they keep extracting out of us. It's long past time to end that system and make the BBC sink or swim in the marketplace with the others.