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Mr Grout - Porridge
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In the BBC series Porridge, how come the character Mr Grout ('Grouty) always had all the home comforts in his cell in prison & special privileges etc ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That was part of the "joke", that all the other prisoners had to have stark cells and stick by the rules, whereas Grouty seemed to be able to do whatever he liked. Almost as though he "ran" the prison.
I remember one episode where Fletcher went into Grouties cell and saw a budgie.
Fletcher said "of course we are'nt allowed pets are we"
And Grouty said "aren't we?" as if he just did it and never had to ask anyone.
I remember one episode where Fletcher went into Grouties cell and saw a budgie.
Fletcher said "of course we are'nt allowed pets are we"
And Grouty said "aren't we?" as if he just did it and never had to ask anyone.
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