who tried to seduce Amy Pearce; the latter was filming an episode of Wish You Were Here...? from the hotel and interviewed the two couples. It set viewing records for a sitcom at the time, regularly topping the UK TV ratings, and was nominated for a BAFTA for Best Comedy Series in 1986 alongside Only Fools and Horses, Yes, Prime Minister, 'Allo 'Allo!, Ever Decreasing Circles, and lost out to the winner, Just Good Friends. In May 2015, both Gwen Taylor and Keith Barron played a couple again in an episode of the daytime soap opera Doctors. Last of the Duty Free - Play Last of the Duty Free by Eric Chappell and Jean Warr is a theatrical sequel to the TV series. The scene is many years later in which, as before, deceptions, misunderstandings and preposterous situations abound. Gwen Taylor, Keith Barron and Neil Stacy returned to their previous roles when the play opened at The Royal Theatre, Windsor in April 2014. On tour, the play's title was shortened to Duty Free. References External links Duty Free British TV Comedy 1980s British sitcoms 1984 British television series debuts 1986 British television series endings English-language television shows ITV sitcoms Television series by Yorkshire Television Television shows set in Spain Television series by ITV Studios Television series about vacationing