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Kendal and the others take the most minimal material and, almost rather like a sanitized Jack Kerouac, produce comments on life, the universe and everything from an initially mundane surrounding (but obviously in a more buoyant sense than Beat Generation writers). Where some would consider SOLO uneventful, I see it as simply understated - too much for the contemporary short attention span, perhaps.

Rather Mary Tyler Moore-ish, this Britcom follows the path of Gemma as she lives her life as a single woman, not too eager to marry longtime boyfriend, even the really dishy guy. The requisite mother who thinks a woman is nothing without a man is played not too tiresomely by Elspet Gray. Catch these if you can for a refreshing slice of 80's life.