Index Of: Mind Your Language Season 4

After the third season, ITV cancelled the show. Despite its popularity, the series was deemed controversial for its use of racial and national stereotypes (albeit usually delivered with a surprising amount of affection). Barry Evans, who played Mr. Brown, famously walked away from acting shortly after.

The show is set in an adult education college, and the focal point of every season is the earnest, perpetually exasperated English teacher, Jeremy Brown (played brilliantly by Barry Evans). The humor comes from the constant cultural collisions, linguistic misunderstandings, and the genuine camaraderie that develops among students from all over the world, including characters from Italy, France, India, China, Spain, Germany, Japan, and Greece.

It never aired across the entire UK network. It was only broadcast in select ITV regions (such as Granada) and sold to international markets like South Africa and parts of Asia.

Episode 8 | A Rash Decision (22 February 1986) :--------|:--------------------------------------- Everyone in Mr Brown's class—teacher and students alike—comes down with a mysterious rash and fever. The situation escalates quickly, and they are soon all admitted to a quarantine ward. index of mind your language season 4

Here is an index of the main characters in Season 4 of Mind Your Language:

Miss Courtney demands higher standards of behavior, but her attempts to "civilize" the rowdy group backfire in typical comedic fashion. 11. A Point of Honour

: It’s common to see Season 4 listed under different air dates. This is because the revival season was produced in late 1985 but aired in most ITV regions in early 1986. After the third season, ITV cancelled the show

– The students attempt to adopt traditional British customs.

The consists of 13 episodes that originally aired from January 4 to April 19, 1986 . Unlike the first three seasons, which were produced by London Weekend Television (LWT) and filmed at the South Bank Television Centre, Season 4 was produced independently by TRI Films and filmed at Uxbridge Technical College.

Look specifically for the "Mind Your Language: The Complete Series" or "The LWT & Trio Family Films Collection." Some budget versions only include the first 29 episodes (Seasons 1-3). Brown, famously walked away from acting shortly after

| | Title | Original Air Date | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | "Never Say Die" | January 4, 1986 | | 2 | "Too Many Crooks" | January 11, 1986 | | 3 | "Easy Come Easy Go" | January 18, 1986 | | 4 | "Fifty Years On" | January 25, 1986 | | 5 | "Time and Tide" | February 1, 1986 | | 6 | "Ghoulies and Ghosties" | February 8, 1986 | | 7 | "Mama Mia" | February 15, 1986 | | 8 | "A Rash Decision" | February 22, 1986 | | 9 | "Wedding Fever" | March 1, 1986 | | 10 | "Everybody's Out" | March 8, 1986 | | 11 | "The First Lady" | March 22, 1986 | | 12 | "Teacher's Pet" | April 5, 1986 | | 13 | "End of Term" | April 12, 1986 |

Because many P2P indexes incorrectly label the final original season as "Season 4," here is the complete index of , which is the true final chapter of the classic era.