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* While PlayedForLaughs, in "War Dance" Mainwaring comes to the party explaining he had a row with Elizabeth after botching the catering. Jones is upset at first, until he notices Mainwaring has a huge black eye. Despite the latter making excuses for it, Jones seems to have caught on and is quietly empathetic. By the end of the night, Mainwaring is drowning his sorrows with Wilson and Pike since both Elizabeth and Mrs Pike have both locked them out the house for things out of their control. This is just one of many episodes that imply Mainwaring's married life is miserable.
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* While PlayedForLaughs, in "War Dance" Mainwaring comes to the party explaining he had a row with Elizabeth after botching the catering. Jones is upset at first, until he notices Mainwaring has a huge black eye. Despite the latter making excuses for it, Jones seems to have caught on and is quietly empathetic. By the end of the night, Mainwaring is drowning his sorrows with Wilson and Pike since both Elizabeth and Mrs Pike have both locked them out the house for things out of their control. This is just one of many episodes that imply Mainwaring's married life is miserable.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War in "Branded". It is also made clear that several cadets are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War in "Branded". It is also made clear that several cadets members of the platoon are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
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* While PlayedForLaughs, in "War Dance" Mainwaring comes to the party explaining he had a row with Elizabeth after botching the catering. Jones is upset at first, until he notices Mainwaring has a huge black eye. Despite the latter making excuses for it, Jones seems to have caught on and is quietly empathetic. By the end of the night, Mainwaring is drowning his sorrows with Wilson since both Elizabeth and Mrs Pike have both locked them out the house for things out of their control. This is just one of many episodes that imply Mainwaring's married life is miserable.
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* While PlayedForLaughs, in "War Dance" Mainwaring comes to the party explaining he had a row with Elizabeth after botching the catering. Jones is upset at first, until he notices Mainwaring has a huge black eye. Despite the latter making excuses for it, Jones seems to have caught on and is quietly empathetic. By the end of the night, Mainwaring is drowning his sorrows with Wilson and Pike since both Elizabeth and Mrs Pike have both locked them out the house for things out of their control. This is just one of many episodes that imply Mainwaring's married life is miserable.
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* While PlayedForLaughs, in "War Dance" Mainwaring comes to the party explaining he had a row with Elizabeth after botching the catering. Jones is upset at first, until he notices Mainwaring has a huge black eye. Despite the latter making excuses for it, Jones seems to have caught on and is quietly empathetic. By the end of the night, Mainwaring is drowning his sorrows with Wilson since both Elizabeth and Mrs Pike have both locked them out the house for things out of their control. This is just one of many episodes that imply Mainwaring's married life is miserable.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War in "Branded".
** It is also made clear that several cadets are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
** It is also made clear that several cadets are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War in "Branded".
**"Branded". It is also made clear that several cadets are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
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** It is also made clear that several cadets are spurning Godfrey against their will due to Mainwaring and Frazer. Walker and Jones in particular come across as rather guilty over it, with Jones being the first to apologise on the platoon's behalf when Godfrey is vindicated.
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-->This whole thing is totally beyond my comprehension, Wilson. I mean, fancy the men not ''wanting'' to come on parade. It's the highlight of my day! Do you know, once I'm having my tea, I can feel the excitement mounting inside of me. I put on my uniform, and I march down here to the parade, and I feel a warm glow of pride in what we're doing and what we've achieved. We're doing something for ''England''!
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-->This whole thing is totally beyond my comprehension, Wilson. I mean, fancy the men not ''wanting'' to come on parade. It's the highlight of my day! Do you know, once I'm having my tea, I can feel the excitement mounting inside of me. I put on my uniform, and I march down here to the parade, and I feel a warm glow of pride in what we're doing and what we've achieved. We're doing something for ''England''!''England''!
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War.
War in "Branded".
* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not toleave.leave in "Mum's Army".
* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not to
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* In "The Making of Private Pike", it would appear that Pike's had a stroke of good luck when he gets a new girlfriend, who just happens to be the niece of Warden Hodges. After they go to a date and the film ends, however, it turns out that she's emotionally abusive towards him and he is visibly tearing up. Unlike other instances of Pike's suffering being played for laughs, this is taken fairly seriously.
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* In "The Making of Private Pike", it would appear that Pike's had a stroke of good luck when he gets a new girlfriend, who just happens to be the niece of Warden Hodges. After they go to a date and the film ends, however, it turns out that she's emotionally abusive towards him and he is visibly tearing up. Unlike other instances of Pike's suffering being played for laughs, this is taken fairly seriously.seriously.
* This little speech in "Absent Friends", when Mainwaring expresses his bewilderment that his men would rather stay in the pub playing darts against the wardens rather than come on parade, gives a slight hint into how lonely and dull his life is without the Home Guard and the war:
-->This whole thing is totally beyond my comprehension, Wilson. I mean, fancy the men not ''wanting'' to come on parade. It's the highlight of my day! Do you know, once I'm having my tea, I can feel the excitement mounting inside of me. I put on my uniform, and I march down here to the parade, and I feel a warm glow of pride in what we're doing and what we've achieved. We're doing something for ''England''!
* This little speech in "Absent Friends", when Mainwaring expresses his bewilderment that his men would rather stay in the pub playing darts against the wardens rather than come on parade, gives a slight hint into how lonely and dull his life is without the Home Guard and the war:
-->This whole thing is totally beyond my comprehension, Wilson. I mean, fancy the men not ''wanting'' to come on parade. It's the highlight of my day! Do you know, once I'm having my tea, I can feel the excitement mounting inside of me. I put on my uniform, and I march down here to the parade, and I feel a warm glow of pride in what we're doing and what we've achieved. We're doing something for ''England''!
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* Corporal Jones' loss of morale in "Command Decision" is especially jarring in contrast to his usual eagerness.
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\"Deadly\" might be an exaggeration, but it\'s still sad.
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* In "The Making of Private Pike", it would appear that Pike's had a stroke of good luck when he gets a new girlfriend, who just happens to be the niece of Warden Hodges. After they go to a date and the film ends, however, it turns out that she's emotionally abusive towards him and he is visibly tearing up. Unlike other instances of Pike's suffering being played for laughs, this is taken deadly fairly seriously.
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* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not to leave.
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* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not to leave.leave.
* In "The Making of Private Pike", it would appear that Pike's had a stroke of good luck when he gets a new girlfriend, who just happens to be the niece of Warden Hodges. After they go to a date and the film ends, however, it turns out that she's emotionally abusive towards him and he is visibly tearing up. Unlike other instances of Pike's suffering being played for laughs, this is taken deadly seriously.
* In "The Making of Private Pike", it would appear that Pike's had a stroke of good luck when he gets a new girlfriend, who just happens to be the niece of Warden Hodges. After they go to a date and the film ends, however, it turns out that she's emotionally abusive towards him and he is visibly tearing up. Unlike other instances of Pike's suffering being played for laughs, this is taken deadly seriously.
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* Godfrey being turned on for being a conscientious objector in the First World War.
* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not to leave.
* Mainwaring talking to Mrs. Gray and begging her not to leave.
