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Mind Your Language Season 4, Episode 4: Fifty Years On

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It's Miss Courtney's birthday, and finding Ingrid's mink coat in her office, she assumes that it's a present... Watch Mind Your Language Season 4, Episode 4 Fifty Years On in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Mind Your Language Season 4, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Never Say Die

Mr Brown mistakenly believes that Miss Courtney is dying.
2

Too Many Crooks

Two crooks rob the shop of Ranjeet's cousin when he is in charge. To evade capture, they hide in the school.
3

Easy Come Easy Go

The students have seven draws on the football pools and stand to win thousands of pounds if they can get one more!
4

Fifty Years On

It's Miss Courtney's birthday, and finding Ingrid's mink coat in her office, she assumes that it's a present...
5

Time and Tide

Mr Brown finds himself in deep water when he takes the students down the River Thames to improve their knowledge of English history.
6

Ghoulies and Ghosties

Mr Brown scoffs at the suggestion that the school is haunted.
7

Mama Mia

Giovanni's mother visits him at the school.
8

A Rash Decision

Mr Brown and all the students catch a rash and fever, and soon they are admitted to a quarantine ward.
9

Wedding Fever

Juan is accidentally locked in the school on the night before his wedding!
10

Everybody's Out

There is discontent when the students form their own union.
11

The First Lady

Mr Brown is suffering from flu and has a bizarre dream involving destruction at the school.
12

Teacher's Pet

Mr Brown brings his neighbour's dog to class.
13

End of Term

The school is closed and Miss Courtney is busy preparing for a European tour, while Mr Brown and the students arrive to find out how they have fared in their examinations.