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Pam Ferris, Tony Haygarth, Roy Kinnear, Duncan Preston, Gavin Richards, Granville Saxton, Roger Sloman, and Nick Wilton in Hardwicke House (1987)

Review by tungrian

Hardwicke House

1/10

Misses the mark

I remember watching the first episode with high hopes - was I wrong! Embarrassingly unfunny is the mildest comment I can make. Ahead of its time? I don't think so - the jokes(?) just did not work and some of the actors appeared to be distinctly uncomfortable in their roles. The story? Set in a school presumably modeled along the lines of St Trinians, which is OK for the 50's, but completely misses the mark in the 80's. I started to cringe when the school supplies were delivered by a security firm (because the kids usually raided the van). It could have been funny but I think that the producer was trying too hard - any controversial material must have been lost in the general silliness of the script.
  • tungrian
  • Feb 10, 2008

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