Don't Wait Up (1983) is a comedy web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Don't Wait Up online in HD.
Don't Wait Up — Storyline
Doctor Tom Latimer splits from his wife Helen. Simultaneously, his father Toby, also a doctor, announces his intention to divorce his wife of 32 years, Angela. Father and son move in together and frequently quarrel about politics and medical practices, Toby being more of a 'Harley Street' type and well to the right of the more liberal Tom. The latter tries to get his parents back together, while beginning a romance with Toby's secretary Madeleine, whom he later marries.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: George Layton
- Starring: Tony Britton, Nigel Havers, Dinah Sheridan
Don't Wait Up — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1983-10-25 |
| Seasons | 6 |
| Episodes | 39 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | BBC One |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 6.7/10 (7 votes) |
Don't Wait Up — Episode Guide
Series 1
- E1: Episode One (1983-10-25) — Hard-working GP Tom Lattimer, in the midst of a divorce, is not exactly pleased when his father announces his own divorce and moves in.
- E2: Episode Two (1983-11-01) — When Tom's mother comes round for drinks and imbibes too much, Tom offers her Toby's bed for the evening, which sets up a most embarrassing situation.
- E3: Episode Three (1983-11-08) — Working hard to reunite his parents, Tom is appalled when Toby brings his attractive young receptionist Madeline home after an evening out at Covent Garden.
- E4: Episode Four (1983-11-15) — Toby has bought a new Rolls-Royce, which he lends Tom when Tom's mini is stolen. But the Latimer men are about to be without transportation: the Rolls is stolen as well.
- E5: Episode Five (1983-11-22) — Tom's suggestion to Toby for a temporary receptionist is not well received. Meanwhile, Toby appears on television to talk about private practice and manages to offend everyone.
- E6: Episode Six (1983-11-29) — When Toby stays out all night long, Tom surmises that he as spent the night with a woman—when in fact Toby had been in hospital, working with a colleague who suffered a heart att
- E7: Episode Seven (1983-12-06) — Tom's plans for his parents' reconciliation seem on course when Toby invites Angela away for a romantic weekend—but Angela storms home when she learns who sponsored the weekend.
Series 2
- E1: Episode One (1984-10-18) — Toby is intent on a romantic assignation with Angela, while Tom hopes to spend quality time with his girl friend. Both their plans are dashed.
- E2: Episode Two (1984-10-25) — After Toby and Tom squabble incessantly over domestic trivia, Tom decides that he can no longer tolerate his father as a flat mate.
- E3: Episode Three (1984-11-01) — Toby and Tom are each having some troubles with their respective practices. Tom is also having problems with the landlord of his surgery—who just happens to be his ex-wife.
- E4: Episode Four (1984-11-08) — Receptionist problems are the theme of the week: Toby threatens to sack Madeline when he learns that she is still seeing Tom.
- E5: Episode Five (1984-11-15) — Toby and Tom disagree constantly on the private and National Health systems. But even Tom must concede that knowing the right people is a decided advantage.
- E6: Episode Six (1984-11-22) — Tom is delighted whenToby resolves to return to his estranged wife Angela. But are Toby's reasons for the reconciliation strictly honorable?
Series 3
- E1: Episode One (1985-12-02) — It's not all smooth sailing when Toby's and Angela's reconciliation cruise gets under way; and Tom and Madeline's weekend in the country is also threatened.
- E2: Episode Two (1985-12-09) — Through a mix-up, Toby has missed his cruise with Angela and decides to keep a low profile—but not low enough for Tom's liking.
- E3: Episode Three (1985-12-16) — Toby is looking forward to seeing Angela after her cruise, and Tom is looking forward to returning Wodehouse to her since they are not allowed dogs in the flat. But surprises aboun
- E4: Episode Four (1986-01-06)
- E5: Episode Five (1986-01-13)
- E6: Episode Six (1986-01-20)
- E7: Episode Seven (1986-01-27)
Series 4
- E1: Episode One (1987-03-02)
- E2: Episode Two (1987-03-09)
- E3: Episode Three (1987-03-16)
- E4: Episode Four (1987-03-23)
- E5: Episode Five (1987-03-30)
- E6: Episode Six (1987-04-06)
Series 5
- E1: Episode One (1988-06-06)
- E2: Episode Two (1988-06-13)
- E3: Episode Three (1988-06-20)
- E4: Episode Four (1988-06-27)
- E5: Episode Five (1988-07-04)
- E6: Episode Six (1988-07-11)
- E7: Episode Seven (1988-07-18)
Series 6
- E1: Episode One (1990-02-18)
- E2: Episode Two (1990-02-25)
- E3: Episode Three (1990-03-04)
- E4: Episode Four (1990-03-11)
- E5: Episode Five (1990-03-18)
- E6: Episode Six (1990-03-25)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Don't Wait Up have? 6 season(s) with 39 episodes.
Who created Don't Wait Up? George Layton.
Where can I watch Don't Wait Up? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.