The lads are put to work in the Psychiatric Ward. Among the patients is a familiar face - 'Rankin' ( Derek Deadman ) from R.A.F. Skelton ( he appeared in Season 1's 'Medical' ). Rankin is not aggressive; he wants nothing more than to be a bandsman. While driving him to another hospital, Marsh stops off at a transport cafe for a 'quick snack' ( sausages and mash ) and to brag for the umpteenth time about his experience at Labrador. Rankin escapes...
Another script that looks like it was salvaged from the 'Doctor In The House' waste-paper basket. As well as Deadman, a second face familiar to sitcom fans from around this time can be seen - Roger Brierley. He notched up roles in 'Ripping Yarns', 'The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin', and 'Rising Damp' amongst other series.
Funniest moment - the E.E.G. officer ( Brierley ) attempts to monitors Rankin's reactions by discussing sex. Rankin is clearly disinterested in the subject, but the officer becomes wild with excitement.
Another script that looks like it was salvaged from the 'Doctor In The House' waste-paper basket. As well as Deadman, a second face familiar to sitcom fans from around this time can be seen - Roger Brierley. He notched up roles in 'Ripping Yarns', 'The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin', and 'Rising Damp' amongst other series.
Funniest moment - the E.E.G. officer ( Brierley ) attempts to monitors Rankin's reactions by discussing sex. Rankin is clearly disinterested in the subject, but the officer becomes wild with excitement.