Season 4, Episode 1 - "The Queen of Sheba"
29 October, 2006
Whilst times have moved on, not much has changed in the Royle household except for one major thing - finally after years of hints Nana has got her way and has moved in with the Royles. Nana, now bedridden, has Barbara waiting on her hand and foot, and has even come between Jim and his beloved TV, but just how long will her reign as 'The Queen of Sheba' continue?
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- Season 3
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- Ricky Tomlinson as
Jim Royle - Sue Johnston as
Barbara Royle - Caroline Aherne as
Denise Best - Craig Cash as
Dave Best - Ralf Little as
Antony Royle - Liz Smith as
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The show is a comic and poignant satire of family life. It is most commonly supposed that the series is set in the Manchester suburb of Wythenshawe, where creator Caroline Aherne was raised. In one episode, Dave Best (Craig Cash) asks Jim Royle (Ricky Tomlinson) "did you see County the other day?". This is in reference to Stockport County. It is often assumed that the programme may be set in the Heaton Norris area of Stockport eight miles south of Manchester, birthplace of co-creator Craig Cash.
A modern comedy of manners, the family rarely do anything other than watch television, banter and occasionally eat, smoke and drink. Every episode takes place in the family home, in the living room and/or kitchen, and only in the final episode does the show move outside the family home (with some scenes taking place in a hospital). Most episodes lack a plot but most have a theme or at least a topic of discussion to hold it together. The show lacks conventional, set-piece jokes. Many of the humorous situations involve awkwardness, badly told jokes, crassness (usually on Jim's part), irony and the fact that the Royle family on the television often reflect the lives of the families watching it. In this it has similarities to the docu-comedy format.
It is shot in single-camera style, with no audience or canned laughter.
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