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Shooting Pains

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

006 - Shooting Pains

Script Jimmy Perry and David Croft [1]
Director David Croft [1]
Producer David Croft [1]
Recorded Monday 20/5/68[1]
Original transmission Wednesday 11/9/68 8.20pm[1]
Series One
Length 30 minutes
Original Viewing Figures 9.7 million[1]
Preceded by The Showing Up of Corporal Jones
Followed by Operation Kilt

Shooting Pains is the sixth episode of the first series in the British comedy series Dad's Army which was originally transmitted on Wednesday 11 September 1968.

Contents

[edit] Synopsis

The platoon is selected to provide the guard of honour for Prime Minister Winston Churchill's visit to Walmington, but a poor show at the shooting range prompts the irascible Major Regan to consider using the Eastgate platoon instead. A shooting contest between Walmington and Eastgate will settle the matter.

[edit] Plot

The platoon are to form the guard of honour for Winston Churchill's visit to Walmington-on-Sea. But Major Regan decides that since their shooting isn't up to standard, the Eastgate platoon should do it. After an unsuccessful attempt to dress up a female stage-gunner as a private, Frazer reveals that he is a crack shot.

[edit] Notes

  1. Writer Jimmy Perry had a cameo as the entertainer Charlie Cheeseman.[1]

[edit] Cast

Cast Characters
Arthur Lowe Captain Mainwaring
John Le Mesurier Sergeant Wilson
Clive Dunn Lance Corporal Jones
John Laurie Private Frazer
James Beck Private Walker
Arnold Ridley Private Godfrey
Ian Lavender Private Pike
Barbara Windsor Laura La Plaz
Janet Davis Mrs Pike
Caroline Dowdeswell Janet King
Martin Wyldeck Major Regan
Jimmy Perry Charlie Cheeseman
Thérèse McMurray Girl at the Window

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Croft, David; Perry, Jimmy; Webber, Richard (2000). The Complete A-Z of Dad’s Army. Orion, 193–194. 

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