Hi-de-Hi!

Hi-de-Hi!

Peggy finally gets her chance to become a Yellowcoat, but Alec Foster arrives with bad news.

Year: 1988 ·
  • Season: Season 9 Episode: 6 Year: 1988 Duration: 30 min Credits: Jeffrey Holland, Paul Shane, Felix Bowness... more
  • · Season 9 · E6
  • TV-PG
  • CC

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Genre: Comedy

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