John Cleese and Connie Booth’s Bafta-winning comedy. Hapless hotelier Basil Fawlty can barely conceal his disdain for his guests while wife Sybil just bosses him around. Watch as the thin veneer of order crumble around him with hilarious results.
A guest who is hard of hearing arrives at the hotel, and Basil wins on the horses.
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A guest who is hard of hearing arrives at the hotel, and Basil wins on the horses.
|Language May OffendCertain that one of the guests has a girl in his room, Basil decides to investigate.
Certain that one of the guests has a girl in his room, Basil decides to investigate.
The kitchen's kept open late, but Basil meets his Waterloo when asked for a Waldorf Salad.
The kitchen's kept open late, but Basil meets his Waterloo when asked for a Waldorf Salad.
Basil is convinced a guest's death is the result of old kippers.
Basil is convinced a guest's death is the result of old kippers.
Thinking that he has forgotten their wedding anniversary, Sybil storms off to play golf.
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Thinking that he has forgotten their wedding anniversary, Sybil storms off to play golf.
|Some Strong Language, Some Upsetting ScenesThe hotel is faced with closure, just as a rat named Basil goes missing.
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The hotel is faced with closure, just as a rat named Basil goes missing.
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