Good Neighbors

Penelope Keith (To The Manor Born) and Paul Eddington (Yes Minister) star as Margo and Jerry Leadbetter in this sitcom that pits the good life against the high life. Tom and Barbara Good (Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal) are their neighbors whose living-off-the-land antics put them at odds with the social-climbing but kind-hearted Leadbetters.






(DISC 1)


1. Plough Your Own Furrow
Tom and Barbara Good decide to leave the rat race of every day life and become as near to self-sufficient as possible without leaving their Surbiton home. Penelope Keith is not seen in this episode, however, her voice is heard right at the very end.

2. Say Little Hen
The Goods continue to acquire animals but their next door neighbors Jerry and Margo Leadbetter try to save the Goods from themselves.

3. The Weaker Sex?
A cast iron stove nearly puts Barbara's fire out on the whole idea.

4. Pig's Lib
When the Goods get some pigs, Margo finally draws the line.

5. The Thing in the Cellar
The Goods search for alternative sources of food and Tom puts dung to good use in the cellar.

6. The Pagan Rite
Bills pile up, the Goods need a holiday, and Tom weighs his moral ideals against accepting a job to help pay for it all.

7. Backs to the Wall
On the day before harvest, Tom hurts his back and the weather goes bad, leaving Barbara three days to bring in the harvest or it will rot.

(DISC 2)


1. Just My Bill
Tom and Barbara have proved their mettle in the Garden, but they are challenged with making money off the surplus to pay their bills.

2. The Guru of Surbiton
Two students arrive to help the Goods out, but in Tom they find their new messiah!

3. Mr. Fix-It
A reporter arrives to do a story on the Goods and Margo schemes of ways to bask in some of their fame.

4. The Day Peace Broke Out
When a mysterious thief begins to steal the Goods' leeks, Tom declares war!

5. Mutiny
Jerry must choose between obeying Sir or trying to please Margo by attending her musical The Sound of Music.

6. Home Sweet Home
After hearing about an ideal farm from a farmer, Tom is all ready to leave Surbiton. But Barbara doesn't want to go, and she isn't the only one.

7. Going to Pot
The Goods decide to attend night classes to learn valuable skills. While Margo schemes to outwit a new neighbor adept at painting by taking up pottery.

(DISC 3)

1. The Early Birds
After the Leadbetter's have enough of the Goods' crack-of-dawn activities, the Goods search for new ways to design their schedule.

2. The Happy Event
Efficiency is the name of the game, until Pinky the Pig has her litter.

3. A Tug Of The Forelock
After Tom brainstorms an idea for revamping the rotary cultivator into a transport vehicle, the Goods' try their hand at becoming a housekeeping service to the Leadbetters to earn cash.

4. I Talk To The Trees
The Goods decide to experiment with talking to their plants to see if they'll grow more as Margo plans to run for Music Society President.

5. The Wind-Break War
Miscommunication deteriorates into family feud when Margo's windbreak puts the Goods' fruits in the shade.

6. Whose Fleas Are These?
The Goods struggle to contain a flea outbreak and the search for the source is on!

7. The Last Posh Frock
When Barbara rips her last fancy dress, Tom can't understand how much she has sacrificed.

(DISC 4)

1977 Christmas Special


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