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"Screen One" A Very Polish Practice (1992)
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"Screen One" (1985)Original Air Date:
6 September 1992 (Season 4, Episode 1)Plot:
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A letdown sequel to the series 'A Very Peculiar Practice'. moreCast
(Episode Credited cast) | Peter Davison | ... | Dr. Stephen Daker |
| Polly Hemingway | ... | Secretary |
| Joanna Kanska | ... | Grete Grotowska |
 | Alfred Molina | ||
| David Troughton | ... | Dr. Bob Buzzard |
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I really looked forward to this sequel to the brilliant series 'A Very Peculiar Practice'. Maybe switching the main action to Poland was a mistake. Out of the university atmosphere, the characters weren't as amusing, though Peter Davison and David Troughton put in strong performances. Good as a stand-alone TV-movie for those who've never seen the series, though.