History Film / CarryOnAgainDoctor

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dr. Ernest Stoppidge, as ever for [[Creator/CharlesHawtrey Charles Hawtrey's]] characters in ''Film/CarryOn'' films. It doesn't occur to him that there's anything untoward about telling Miss Armitage (a paranoid female patient who is out of her bed) that he just wants to get her into bed, while when he goes undercover in drag at the slimming clinic as Lady Puddleton, he keeps forgetting that he has a female cover identity and says he'll only share a room if it's with another man, and that he and Dr. Carver roomed together as medical students.

* ReallyGetsAround: Gladstone starts off with five wives, then marries Miss Fosdick as his sixth, and once at the Moore-Nookey Clinic he chases after Matron, Lady Puddleton and several other women.
* SexySecretary: When Dr. Nookey opens a private practice on Harley Street on his return to England, his secretary, Deirdre (played by series semi-regular Valerie Leon), dresses provocatively and flirts aggressively with him; only his still-lit torch for Goldie keeps him from responding to her advances, appealing as he seems to find the idea.

** In Creator/PeterButterworth's [[TheCameo single scene]], Dr. Nookey and his colleague Henry guess from his shuffling gait that he has either haemorrhoids or a slipped disc. He says they're both wrong. He thought he was going to break wind... [[PottyFailure and apparently he was wrong as well]]. He proceeds to shuffle uncomfortably to the gents' toilets.

* {{Undercrank}}: PlayedForLaughs in true ''Film/CarryOn'' fashion.

* ApronMatron: Miss Soaper the Matron, as is typical for Creator/HattieJacques' characters in medical ''Film/CarryOn'' films, is physically imposing, a tough boss to the nurses, and is the first line of defense for nurses and female patients against the sexual advances of wayward doctors like Jimmy Nookey.

* MaleGaze: When Gladstone leers at Matron, the film gives us a wideshot of Creator/HattieJacques' rear.

** We don't get to know Henry, Scrubba or George's last names.
** The same can be said for Miss Soaper, Miss Fosdick, Miss Armitage, Mr. Pullen, Mrs. Beasley and Mr. Bean's first names.

** We don't get to know Dr. Stoppidge's first name, but the back of the DVD in "The Complete ''Film/CarryOn'' Collection" boxset gives it as "Ernest".

* MeaningfulName:
** Dr. '''Carver''' is certainly an apt name for a surgeon.
** '''Gladstone Screwer''', first and last names.
*** The name "Gladstone" is primarily associated with travel bags, especially ones used by doctors. This film is from a period when one could safely assume that any person seen carrying a Gladstone bag has something to do with the medical profession, which figured into a plot point in an episode of ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''.
*** Meanwhile "Screwer" is perfect for a man with several wives and kids.

** Dr. Stoppidge's first name (Ernest) is never mentioned in the film, only in official cast lists.
** The name of Creator/ElizabethKnight's character is only given as Nurse Willing in official cast lists, but she would have been mentioned by name in a DeletedScene from the Long Hampton Hospital Dance sequence.
** In addition, William Mervyn's character is named Lord Paragon.

'''Dr. Carver''': Oh splendid, splendid!\\

* TheyDo:
** Dr. Carver's secretary Miss Fosdick marries Gladstone after arriving on the Beatific Islands, and becomes his Saturday wife.
** In the film's final scene, [[spoiler:Dr. Nookey and Goldie have just been married at the newly renamed Moore-Nookey Gladstone-Carver Clinic, with the rest of the cast present to wish them well.]]

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** Creator/PeterGilmore portrays Henry, a blond curly-haired doctor who's in close partnership with Dr. Nookey.

** Regular MsFanservice Creator/ValerieLeon appears as Deirdre Filkington-Battermore, Dr. Nookey's secretary, who wants him badly.

* InnocentInnuendo: Patient Miss Armitage is rather uncomfortable in the hospital after catching Dr. Nookey in the shower room, and hates being around the medical doctors.

*** The name "Gladstone" is primarily associated with travel bags, especially ones used by doctors. This film is from a period when one could safely assume that any person seen carrying a Gladstone bag has something to do with the medical profession, which figured into a plot point in an episode of ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''

** In [[TheCameo Peter Butterworth's single scene]], Dr. Nookey and his colleague Henry guess from his shuffling gait that he has either haemorrhoids or a slipped disc. He says they're both wrong. He thought he was going to break wind... [[PottyFailure and apparently he was wrong as well]]. He proceeds to shuffle uncomfortably to the gents' toilets.

** Mrs. Moore is staying at the '''Berk'''eley Nursing Home, which shares part of it's name with a British word meaning CountryMatters.

** Gladstone gets the football scores for ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishFootyTeams Manchester United]]'', ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishFootyTeams Chelsea]]'', ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishFootyTeams Arsenal]]'' and ''[[UsefulNotes/BritishFootyTeams Wolves]]''.

** The name of Elizabeth Knight's character is only given as Nurse Willing in official cast lists, but she would have been mentioned by name in a DeletedScene from the Long Hampton Hospital Dance sequence.

** The script reveals that Elizabeth Knight's character is called Nurse '''Willing'''.

** Peter Gilmore portrays Henry, a blond curly-haired doctor who's in close partnership with Dr. Nookey.

** The band at the Long Hampton Hospital Dance play the theme to ''Nurse On Wheels'', another film by Creator/PeterRogersAndGeraldThomas that starred a few of the ''Film/CarryOnSeries'' regulars.

* TheNameIsBondJamesBond:
** Dr. Nookey gives his name to Goldie this way:
--->'''Goldie''': What's your name?
--->'''Dr. Nookey''': "Jimmy". Jimmy Nookey.
** And so does Gladstone to Matron later on:
--->'''Gladstone''': "Screwer"'s the name. Gladstone Screwer.

* TheNameIsBondJamesBond: How Gladstone introduces himself to Matron:
-->'''Gladstone''': "Screwer"'s the name. Gladstone Screwer.

** Regular MsFanservice Valerie Leon appears as Deirdre Filkington-Battermore, Dr. Nookey's secretary, who wants him badly.

''Carry On Again Doctor'' is a 1969 film and the eighteenth ''Film/CarryOn'' film starring regulars Creator/SidJames, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/JimDale, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/BarbaraWindsor, and Creator/HattieJacques. This was mostly criticized as a weaker rip-off of ''Film/CarryOnDoctor'', and many claim that this was its sequel, despite none of the characters from the "original" appearing once, and the actors that ''were'' in the original were playing completely different characters. (Well, apart from Jacques playing "Matron", [[TypeCasting again]]).

Dr. Jimmy Nookey (Dale) is the scourge of Long Hampton Hospital, somehow finding himself in one embarrassing situation after another, to the anger of senior doctors Frederick Carver (Williams) and Ernest Stoppidge (Hawtrey). After a series of incidents culminating in getting drunk at a hospital dance and making a disastrous attempt at courting model Goldie Locks (Windsor), Dr. Nookey is sent by Dr. Carver to a medical mission on the inhospitable Beatific Islands, where he learns of a native slimming potion created by the mission's medical orderly, the womanizing Gladstone Screwer (James).

He flies back to England to cash in on the potion with investment from the medical mission's founder, wealthy widow Ellen Moore (Sims), and he soon finds success running a lavish slimming clinic, even luring away Miss Soaper (Jacques), the head Matron from his former employer. However, Dr. Carver, outraged that his dream of a private clinic funded by Mrs. Moore has been hijacked by Dr. Nookey, shows up seeking a cut of the profits, as does Gladstone when he learns that his invention is making Dr. Nookey a very rich man.

HilarityEnsues.

** The ''Borough County Times'', where the chaos caused by Dr. Nookey is reported in.