Still Open All Hours season 6 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a blend of humor and everyday life, the episode weaves tales of missed dinners, potential poisonings, and the quest for affection with a backdrop of quirky plans involving spiders and camping tricks. Mr. Lomax's late arrival from the pub sparks a chain of jests about dinners given to dogs and dangerous chocolates. Meanwhile, Gastric's attempt to win over Madge's heart is humorously challenged by his practicality over romance. The community rallies around a comedic fear of a dangerous spider hiding in bananas, leading to Gastric being dubbed "The Spider Man" in a plan to impress Madge. In parallel, a scheme to make wives jealous through a faux camping trip highlights the episode's playful take on relationships and bravery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Mr. Lomax joke about his dog eating his dinner?
Because he arrived home late and suspects his wife gave his dinner to their dog.
What solution does Leroy offer to Mr. Lomax for missing his dinner?
Leroy offers to make Mr. Lomax a ham bap.
What advice do Leroy and others give to Gastric about winning over Madge?
They suggest that not all problems, including romantic ones, can be solved with a spanner, implying Gastric needs to show more affection and less practicality.
How do the characters react to the idea of a dangerous spider in the bananas?
They express humorous fear and speculate about the potential danger, leading to a plan to use this fear to test bravery.
What is the purpose of the camping strategy discussed by the characters?
The strategy is designed to make their wives jealous by pretending the men are enjoying a camping trip without them, using aftershave and new socks as suggestive items.
How is Gastric turned into "The Spider Man"?
Through a community-supported scheme to make him appear brave by confronting an imaginary spider to impress Madge.
What reveals the spider to be imaginary?
It is disclosed during the preparation for Gastric's confrontation with the spider that it does not exist and is part of a plan to enhance his image.
How does the episode depict the community's interaction and bonding?
Through light-hearted schemes, camaraderie, and the supportive involvement in each other's personal challenges and humorous endeavors.