03 April 1979
Set in the near future, civil servants are busy winkling out and repatriating all first generation immigrants. The attempt drowns in paper until the form-filling is curtailed in the name of efficiency.
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Ben Cross as Terry Jones
Lindsay Duncan as Diane
John Normington as Archie Nelson
Jane Wenham as Nelma
ITV Playhouse: The Winkler Trailer
United Kingdom 03 April 1979
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