For anyone who has ever been reduced to tears by the antics of
Basil and Sybil Fawlty and their chaotic hotel, this is the perfect
present. Here are the complete screenplays of every episode, from
'A Touch of Class', first aired in September 1975, to the last
'Basil the Rat', broadcast in October 1979. Classics include 'The
Germans' and 'The Kipper and the Corpse', but each and every scene
relentlessly exposes the superb quality of the writing and the
humour riddling every script. If you loved that terrible hostelry
in Torquay, or you know someone who did, then here's a brilliant
way to return. (Kirkus UK)
The complete and unexpurgated scripts of one of the most celebrated
comedy series ever. Published in its entirety for the first time
and illustrated, The Complete Fawlty Towers will appeal to the
millions of fans who have suffered through endless PBS fundraisers
waiting for the next episode--and anyone who has survived a package
holiday tour. Fawlty Towers is the hotel of every traveler's
nightmare. Basil Fawlty--ill-tempered, henpecked, and
conniving--tries in vain to be master of his house under the
disapproving and ever-watchful eye of his wife, Sybil. The hotel
offers service by Manuel, the incompetent Spanish waiter whose
feeble grasp of English makes for hilarious misunderstandings, and
Polly, the unflappable chambermaid who is Fawlty Towers' only sane
employee. Meals are scorched in the kitchen while adulterers
consort upstairs and chaos reigns all around. For countless fans,
Fawlty Towers is the best-loved bad hotel in the world, and with
publication of The Complete Fawlty Towers they will all have a
chance to relive its outrageous awfulness.
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