George and Mildred

When George and Mildred Roper plan a move to middleclass suburbia, the net curtains start going like semaphore flags. Mildred is anxious to impress the new neighbours, but George would sooner be knee-deep in ferrets and pigeon droppings.

When George and Mildred Roper plan a move to middleclass suburbia, the net curtains start going like semaphore flags. Mildred is anxious to impress the new neighbours, but George would sooner be knee-deep in ferrets and pigeon droppings.

When George and Mildred Roper plan a move to middleclass suburbia, the net curtains start going like semaphore flags. Mildred is anxious to impress the new neighbours, but George would sooner be knee-deep in ferrets and pigeon droppings.

Mildred becomes broody and starts to dream of motherhood, much to George's dismay.

When George and Mildred Roper plan a move to middleclass suburbia, the net curtains start going like semaphore flags. Mildred is anxious to impress the new neighbours, but George would sooner be knee-deep in ferrets and pigeon droppings.

When George and Mildred Roper plan a move to middleclass suburbia, the net curtains start going like semaphore flags. Mildred is anxious to impress the new neighbours, but George would sooner be knee-deep in ferrets and pigeon droppings.