Please Sir!' made John Alderton into a household name. He left the L.W.T. show at the start of its fourth and final season in 1971. His next sitcom role would be as 'George Bassett' in the B.B.C.-.1 show 'My Wife Next Door'. George and Suzy ( the lovely Hannah Gordon ) are newly divorced, and move to the countryside. But - in one of those incredible coincidences you only ever find in sitcoms - they find they have unknowingly bought cottages next door to each other. Each tosses a coin to see who will move out. Neither does, and they have to make the best of a bad situation. Kelley pulled away from me and I became nervous. She told me to come in and have a seat on the couch. A few minutes later, she walked in with coffee mugs and poured some of the wine in them. We drank our wine and talked about our kids, school activities, book club, our husbands. Kelley's husband, Drew, has a law firm business. They relocated and as a result, business meetings and trips barely let's him stay home so she's mostly by herself. She talked about how lonely it gets when her husband isn't home, and stated that it was nice that I could come over and have girl chat with her alone. As she said that, she put her hand on my upper thigh and started rubbing it lightly. I know that she is does not have the utmost self-confidence. She was once divorced (very young), and currently has a husband that has a very labor-intensive job that usually leaves him in front of the TV or sleeping on the rare occasions he's at home. She probably feels she doesn't get the attention she needs or deserves. Again, she has no real friends outside of the family and the friends she does mention from the past are former neighbor friends and guys. She says she hates most of her co-workers and I guess that's common. Her conversations (w/ me) usually center on her appearance and how she might change this or change that about her looks or wardrobe (And speaking of wardrobe, through casual conversation, I have a pretty good idea of her lingerie collection and shoe collection for some reason! ). Other topics involve shopping, how in debt they are, her job, and other people in the neighborhood she thinks are stupid. So other that sex, the topics usually take on a negative or comedic vein.

So the pair inadvertently become next-door neighbours, with George moving into number 1 Copse Cottages and Suzy purchasing the property at number 2 Copse Cottages. My Wife Next Door was the Society For Television Arts (SFTA) award-winner for 1972, and two unsuccessful attempts were made to adapt the series for US television.They seemed normal to me, dear. A funny accent, but other than that, just a very good-looking couple. Maybe they’re models...” When George and Suzy Bassett (John Alderton and the gorgeous Hannah Gordon) get divorced, they both move into new cottages in a small village. We all shook hands and sat in the living room. “Where are you from?” I asked. “You sound European.” Yes,” I said in a huff. “And it doesn’t have anything to do with that. Let’s go over there after dinner. Welcome them to the neighborhood. You’ll see.”

Her exhibitionism has served to arouse both my wife and me into some great sex. When my wife was in her twenties she experimented with having sex with some girls and is still attracted to females. We've discussed inviting her to our bed, but don't want the risk of causing marital problems for her. To be honest, I wasn’t that surprised by what my wife told me – over the past few months I’ve had a hunch that it was more than a friendship. The couple despise the fact that they are living next to each other, despite it being clear to the audience that they are still in love with each other. Do nor succumb to the temptation, unless you want to end yor marriage quicly and experience the fun of divorce. In the 1980s, a three-episode VHS video was released. [4] The complete series was released onto DVD in 2018.I put on a robe, walked downstairs and out to our porch, to get a better view of what was going on. There’s a window in the side door to their garage, and light spilled out of it. I crept over to their house; I know I shouldn’t have, but I’m pretty nosy. And that’s what we did. Laura took over an apple pie she’d baked yesterday. I thought that was too generous on our part, but I’m cheap that way. They look like Ken and Barbie. Their faces are perfectly smooth and tanned. Their bodies are perfectly proportioned. Real people don’t look like that.” Now I have ** with him on a regular basis, and my husband is clueless. Once my husband called home and I was talking to him on the phone when my neighbor was going down on me, lol. I'm very happy with this arrangement. Sometimes I have ** twice a day. I get it with my neighbor in the morning and from my husband at night. What modern girl wouldn't love that?

If you choose the last one, I'd be ready for the fallout: Possible denial, possible accusations that you're encouraging her, or other open discussion of the stiutation in front of or with your wife. I closed my eyes again and dozed off. Suddenly, I felt something grab my arms. My eyes snapped open. Oh, my God! It’s them! The first starred James Farentino and Julie Somers in 1975, and the second starred Granville Van Dusen and Lee Purcell and aired on 11 September 1980.My question is, should I just ignore it and leave things as they are or should I tell my wife this friendship has to stop? It hasn’t affected us in any way – we still have a healthy sex life and get along really well. Maybe things are fine now, but their relationship could develop further and where does that leave you? I struggled against the straps. I’ve got to get out of here. I’ve got to warn the world. Before it’s too late. The Nearness Of You | What Are Friends For? | Anniversary Schmaltz | For Richer, For Poorer | Dream Girl | The Absolute End | Total Separation | Undesirable Residence | Pregnant Moment | Second Time Around | A Sense Of Movement | Keep Right On To The End | Joint Assignment The series won a British Academy Television Award for Best Situation Comedy in 1973. [2] During a repeat run of the series, in January 1980, one episode gained 19.3 million viewers and was the second most-watched programme that week. [3]