The Final Curtain (The Green Green Grass)

"The Final Curtain"

The Green Green Grass episode

Episode no.

Series 3
Episode 6

Directed by

Dewi Humphreys

Written by

John Sullivan

Production code

3:6 (21)

Original air date

14 December 2007

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"The Final Curtain" is an episode of the BBC sitcom, The Green Green Grass. It was first screened on 14 December 2007, as the sixth episode of the third series.^[1] It was written by John Sullivan, and directed by Dewi Humphreys.

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Synopsis

Boycie uncovers shocking information about his family tree and, with Tyler unexpectedly returning home from university, he is convinced something serious is afoot which could result in an early death. When Dora arrives he is reassured but is even more startled about what he is told.

Episode cast

Actor	Role
John Challis	Boycie
Sue Holderness	Marlene
June Whitfield	Dora
Jack Doolan	Tyler
David Ross	Elgin
Ivan Kaye	Bryan
Ella Kenion	Mrs Cakeworthy
Peter Heppelthwaite	Jed
Lisa Diveney	Beth
Lucy Briers	Doctor

References

^ "New Comedy Series Starting Soon – British Comedy Guide". Archived from the original on 28 February 2009. Retrieved 1 December 2015.

External links

The Green Green Grass

Episodes

Series 1	"Keep On Running" "A Rocky Start" "The Country Wife" "Hay Fever" "Pillow Talk" "Sex and the Country" "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock"
Series 2	"Testing Times" "Here’s to You, Mrs Boyce" "Bothered and Bewildered" "Mother Earth" "Schoolboy French" "More Questions Than Answers" "Brothers and Sisters" "From Here to Paternity"
Series 3	"But is it Art?" "The Lonely Herdsman" "If You Go Down to the Woods" "Sweet Sorrow" "Fifteen Minutes" "The Final Curtain" "Lust in Translation" "The Special Relationship"
Series 4	"The Path of True Love" "Home Brew" "Calendar Boys" "Animal Instincts" "Your Cheating Art" "The Departed" "I Done It My Way" "One Man's Junk" "For Richer For Poorer"

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