1972, 200 minutes, Rated PG
Proud trade unionist Eddie Booth, intent on preserving what he calls "our white heritage" lives with his wife in Maple Terrace. His world is turned upside down when Tory supporter Bill Reynolds moves in next door with his wife Barbie. What's worse for Eddie is that the couple are West Indian, bringing Eddie's bigoted views to the fore.
Like Till Death Us Do Part, Love Thy Neighbour would become a controversial chapter in sitcom history. The producers hoped to take the sting out of racial conflict and make them less hurtful, by making each of the men as bad as each other. The series would become a rating smash, often holding the top 5 position throughout its 6 year run.
Collected for the first time, this DVD features the entire 1st series of Love Thy Neighbour, all 7 episodes, complete & uncut with rare original ad caps. Also included as a bonus is the rare original pilot episode, never broadcast and presented here for the first time ever.
EPISODE 1
Trade unionist Eddie Booth's world is turned shattered when West Indian Tory supporter Bill Reynolds moves in next door.
EPISODE 2
A difference of opinion over dancing prowess leads Eddie & Bill to a limbo competition.
EPISODE 3
Eddie launches a campaign in an attempt to drive Bill from the neighbourhood - but will it backfire?
EPISODE 4
When Eddie & Bill go on strike over a new machine at work, Joan & Barbie form a stop work of their own.
EPISODE 5
Joan & Barbie put their husbands to the test by asking two of their friends to chat up Eddie & Bill.
EPISODE 6
To prove there is no discrimination against Bill, Eddie goes undercover at a London club.
EPISODE 7
Eddie becomes inflamed when he sees Joan in the arms of Bill on his couch.
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