Get Some In!

Get Some In! (1975-1978)

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Get Some In! is a comedy series about Jakey Smith, a reformed teddy boy who is called up to national service in the mid-1950s along with three others from contrasting backgrounds: slow-witted Scot Bruce Leckie, former grammar school pupil Ken Richardson and vicar's son Matthew Lilley. The four find themselves posted to 'C' Flight at RAF Skelton, where they come face to face with their permanent adversary, drill instructor Corporal Percy Marsh.

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Scheduleevery Tuesday at 19:30 (30 min)

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S05E07Operation GreenflyMay 18, 1978
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S05E04The MorgueApr 27, 1978
S05E03DeathApr 20, 1978
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Get Some In!' premiere?

'Get Some In!' premiered on October 31, 1975.

Who were the main cast members of 'Get Some In!'?

The main cast members of 'Get Some In!' were Tony Selby, Robert Lindsay, Gerard Ryder, David Janson, and Brian Pettifer.

What is the genre of 'Get Some In!'?

'Get Some In!' is a sitcom set in a Royal Air Force training camp.

Where is 'Get Some In!' set?

'Get Some In!' is set at the RAF Skelton training camp.

Who created 'Get Some In!'?

'Get Some In!' was created by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Get Some In!'?

The first season of 'Get Some In!' consisted of six episodes.

What is the premise of 'Get Some In!'?

'Get Some In!' follows the lives of a group of young RAF recruits as they undergo training and navigate the challenges of military life.

Who was the director of 'Get Some In!'?

'Get Some In!' was directed by Sydney Lotterby.

What was the theme tune of 'Get Some In!'?

The theme tune of 'Get Some In!' was "Get Some In" performed by Tony Hatch.

Did 'Get Some In!' receive any awards or nominations?

'Get Some In!' did not receive any major awards or nominations.

Which other TV shows were created by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey?

John Esmonde and Bob Larbey also created popular TV shows such as 'The Good Life' and 'Ever Decreasing Circles'.

What was the running time of each episode of 'Get Some In!'?

Each episode of 'Get Some In!' had a running time of approximately 30 minutes.

Who played the character of Corporal Marsh in 'Get Some In!'?

Corporal Marsh in 'Get Some In!' was played by Tony Selby.

Was 'Get Some In!' based on a true story?

No, 'Get Some In!' was not based on a true story. It was a fictional sitcom.

Did 'Get Some In!' have a laugh track?

Yes, 'Get Some In!' featured a laugh track.

What was the reception of 'Get Some In!' by critics?

'Get Some In!' received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the performances and humor, while others found it predictable.

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