After Henry

1992-08-24 30 minutes.

5.70 3 votes

Episodes
Info
Cast

Season - Episode

4 Season 4 Jul 20, 1992

4 - 1

Dependent Relatives Jul 20, 1992
4 - 2

Poor Relations Jul 27, 1992
4 - 3

A Fully Extended Family Aug 03, 1992
4 - 4

Yes and No Aug 10, 1992
4 - 5

The Married Man Aug 17, 1992
4 - 6

The Other Married Man Aug 24, 1992

3 Season 3 Jan 23, 1990

3 - 1

Mr. Right Jan 23, 1990
3 - 2

Curiosity Jan 30, 1990
3 - 3

Home Comforts Feb 06, 1990
3 - 4

Relative Movement Feb 13, 1990
3 - 5

The Dinner Party Feb 20, 1990
3 - 6

Mr. Fixit Feb 27, 1990
3 - 7

Charity Mar 06, 1990
3 - 8

The Mysterious Affair at Bygone Books Mar 13, 1990
3 - 9

Party Politics Mar 20, 1990
3 - 10

Unforseen Circumstances Mar 27, 1990
3 - 11

Family Album Apr 03, 1990
3 - 12

Last Chances Apr 16, 1990

2 Season 2 Jan 17, 1989

2 - 0

A Quiet Christmas Dec 26, 1988
2 - 1

Intellectual Aspirations Jan 17, 1989
2 - 2

Open Secrets Jan 24, 1989
2 - 3

Memory Games Jan 31, 1989
2 - 4

The Cold Feb 07, 1989
2 - 5

Wedding Bells Feb 07, 1989
2 - 6

Lines of Communication Mar 07, 1989
2 - 7

Gossip Mar 14, 1989
2 - 8

Out on a Limb Mar 14, 1989
2 - 9

Upstagers Mar 21, 1989
2 - 10

Idle Speculation Mar 28, 1989
2 - 11

Efficiency Apr 04, 1989
2 - 12

Going Away Apr 11, 1989
2 - 13

A Week of Sundays Dec 25, 1989

1 Season 1 Jan 04, 1988

1 - 1

The Older Man Jan 04, 1988
1 - 2

Phone Calls Jan 11, 1988
1 - 3

The Teapot Jan 18, 1988
1 - 4

Security Jan 25, 1988
1 - 5

Romantic Complications Feb 01, 1988
1 - 6

The Birthday Feb 08, 1988
1 - 7

A Quiet Christmas Dec 26, 1988

0 Season 0 Jan 01, 1970

0 - 1

A Quiet Christmas Jan 01, 1970

Overview

After Henry is a British sitcom that aired on ITV from 1988 to 1992. Starring Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson, it had started on BBC Radio 4 in 1985, finishing in 1989. It was written by Simon Brett. After Henry was made for the ITV network by Thames Television. The BBC was reluctant to produce After Henry for television, so in 1988 after the third radio series Thames Television did so. The show was surprisingly popular, attracting over 14 million viewers. A second television series was shown during the same months as the fourth radio series with, in many cases, both radio and television episodes being broadcast on the same nights. The fourth television series was broadcast from July 1992, after the death of Joan Sanderson, who had died on 24 May.

Year 1992

Studio ITV1

Director

Crew Mary Motture (Stage Director), John Howard Davies (Executive Producer), Peter Frazer Jones (Producer), Simon Brett (Writer)

Popularity 2.4733

Language English