The Brothers McGregor Episode #2.6 (Season 2, Episode 6)
TV Episode | Comedy

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The Brothers McGregor

Episode #2.6 (Season 2, Episode 6)

TV Episode | Comedy

Cyril and Wesley find themselves with a large number of bottles of carpet cleaner.

Director

Bernard Thompson

Writers

Julian Roach (devised by) | John Stevenson (devised by)

Producer

Bernard Thompson

Composer

Cinematographer

Ken Morgan (lighting cameraman)

Editor

Casting Director

Production Designer

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Edit Released

Updated May 8, 1986

Release date

May 8, 1986 (United Kingdom)

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Philip Whitchurch Cyril McGregor Cyril McGregor See fewer	The English Patient (1996)
Paul Barber Wesley McGregor Wesley McGregor See fewer	The Full Monty (1997)
Jean Heywood Dolly McGregor Dolly McGregor See fewer	Billy Elliot (2000)
Jackie Downey Glenys Pike Glenys Pike See fewer	The Brothers McGregor (1985)
Allan Surtees Colwyn Stanley Colwyn Stanley See fewer	Erik the Viking (1989)
Robert Booth Dodgy Dennis Dodgy Dennis See fewer	The Wild West Show (1975)
Terry Cundall Nigel Nigel See fewer	Coronation Street (1960)
Margaret Lacey Mrs. Medlock Mrs. Medlock See fewer	Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Al T. Kossy Mr. Larwood Mr. Larwood See fewer	Watching (1987)
Stefan Escreet Drop Out Drop Out See fewer	Wilmot (1999)
Marie Jelliman Housewife Housewife See fewer	Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1987)
Georgina Mother Mother See fewer	The Brothers McGregor (1985)

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