The Bed-Sit Girl
Living in a bed-sit and working as a typist didn't amount to
much for dreamy, disorganised Sheila Ross. She envied the exotic
lifestyle of her air stewardess neighbour, Dilys, with whom she
fought for eligible bachelors (with little success).
When Dilys moved on after the first season, Sheila gained a
boyfriend in the form of David, her next door neighbour, but her
girly chats continued with the worldly-wise Liz, who also lived in
the house.
Busy writers Ronald Wolfe and Ronald Chesney - they also had Meet
The Wife running at this time - created this sitcom specially
for Sheila Hancock, who had served them so handsomely in their
famous earlier series The Rag Trade.
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