Series creator Roy Clarke said Onslow was ... the country in her 80s in a one woman show about her work, Still Keeping Up Appearances. Elizabeth's brother Emmet was a divorced musician who often ...

Created and written by Roy Clarke, Keeping Up Appearances would go on to dominate ... The show aired a total of five series, four christmas specials, and one short Children in Need special.

Hyacinth is thrilled when the wealthy Mrs Fortescue asks them for a lift into town. But events don't go quite as Hyacinth would have wished, and she ends up on the back of a lorry whilst Mrs Fortescue ...

Meanwhile, 'Keeping Up Appearances' has continued its international ... two American shows that featured clips from the ...

Thinking small doesn't come easy to Hyacinth - just as Richard feared. He's particularly worried as he has to pick Daddy up from the police station, leaving her to look at holiday homes alone.

Social-climbing snob Hyacinth Bucket (sorry, 'Bouquet') is determined to lord it over her neighbours. If only her long-suffering husband and family wouldn't keep dragging her down.

Daddy has sustained an injury while chasing the milkwoman on his bicycle, and when Hyacinth goes to collect some flowers from Major Wilton-Smythe, she is taken aback by his amatory advances.

Hyacinth is determined to join the cast of Emmet's production of The Boyfriend. She invites him and Elizabeth round for coffee, then bursts into 'impromptu' snatches of 1920s songs.