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Network. ITV. Release. 9 September 1987. ( 1987-09-09) –. 29 August 1989. ( 1989-08-29) Ffizz is a British television sitcom created by ITV which ran from 9 September 1987 to 29 August 1989 which followed Jack Mowbray ( Richard Griffiths) and Hugo Walker ( Benjamin Whitrow ), who owned a wine business but never had to actually run ...
- 9 September 1987 –, 29 August 1989
- ITV
31 dic 2014 · It was directed by Derrick Goodwin and also starred Felicity Montagu as Griselda and Robin Kermode as Allan. It ran for two series totaling twelve episodes. Ffizz is a British television sitcom created by ITV which ran from 9 September 1987 to 29 August 1989 which followed Jack Mowbray (Richard Griffiths) and...
Ffizz: Con Richard Griffiths, Benjamin Whitrow, Felicity Montagu, Robin Kermode. Hard-partying wine merchants Jack and Hugo lose all their money and are forced to work for a living.
Serie TV. Popolare; Oggi In Onda; In TV; Più Votati; Persone. Persone Popolari; ... Stagione 2 di Ffizz in anteprima dal 25 luglio, 1989. Sickness And Health (2x6 ...
Ffizz. Seasons. Years. 2. 1. S1.E1 ∙ Lilies of the Field. September 9, 1987. Hugo and Jack discover the cash box is empty for the first time ever, and then discover the accountant is dead. Then the bank manager breaks the news about the state of the business and installs a troubleshooter. Rate. Watch options. S1.E2 ∙ And on the Third Day.
Ffizz | TVARK. 138. Share. Ffizz. Broadcast 28th August 1989 © Thames Television. There were two series of Ffizz, created by writers Richard Fegen and Andrew Norriss. It concerned two friends, Jack Mowbray (Richard Griffiths) and Hugo Walker (Benjamin Whitrow) who run an upmarket wine store.
Jack Mowbray (Richard Griffiths) and Hugo Walker (Benjamin Whitrow) are the workshy executive directors of Mowbray and Crofts, wine merchants to the gentry. Theirs has been a life of privilege and parties but as the series opens, their elderly Company Secretary, Heap (Ken Wynne) – who has actually run their company for decades – goes mad ...
