Trouble in Mind

The only 9 episodes made for this so called 'comedy' were all based on pathetic innuendo concerning a psychiatrist's attempts to come to terms that he should go through a vasectomy procedure. Every one of the 9 episodes were all written round this nonsensical premis and I can't for the life of me understand why the lovely and very talented Susan Penhaligon saw fit to add this utter rubbish to her acting CV. Richard O'Sullivan left acting after this nonsense, maybe because of it, maybe not. We'll never know.

Just seen 1st two episodes on forces tv very laboured comedy I can see why it wasn't successful just didn't really engage and wasn't particularly funny,Susan penhaligon was as gorgeous as usual.4 episodes in and I realised it's some sort of sex comedy,and really feel sorry for the actress who was cast as the daughter for the final episode never to work again.

A very disappointing attempt at comedy, which nether starts or gets going at all, I kept waiting for the laughter moments but they never came, the script is dire.

Robsnide has guessed that the negative reviews are from younger reviewers, he's wrong as I'm 61.

I gave it a watch as I couldn't remember it from back in the day, having watched it now I understand why.

Either I didn't watch it in 1991, or I did and found it to be instantly forgettable.

The vasectomy 'joke' would have been okay for a couple of episodes, but it got dragged out for far too long.

I don't know whether or not more variation could have saved this, probably not as it was all pretty limited in its scope.

I'm giving it two marks, one each for Richard and Susan, no idea why they got involved in this bilge.