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Are You Being Served?

In this festive episode, young Mr Grace orders everyone to wear fancy dress in the run-up to Christmas.

Year: 1975 ·

Season: Season 3 Episode: 9 Year: 1975 Duration: 28 min Credits: Mollie Sugden, Trevor Bannister, Frank Thornton... more
· Season 3 · E9

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