Has He Lost His Bus Pass?

Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: "the crunch came," Clement admits, "when I was sacked by Saga magazine".

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20040704

1/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: "the crunch came," Clement admits, "when I was sacked by Saga magazine".

With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.

20040724

3/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes. [Rpt of today 5.45am] Then News.

3/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes. [Rpt of Sun, 5.40pm]

20040704

20040710

With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.

20040704

20040710

With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.

20040711

20040717

Clement Freud presents the second in a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: from the slow progress round the obstacle course that, with age, ordinary life increasingly becomes to the orchestral joys of polyphonic ringtones.

20040711

20040717

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20040724

In the last of his reflections on the process of growing old, Clement Freud considers his own wellbeing.

"Maybe including," he says "a short medical bulletin on the state of my knees, ankles etc, all of which are showing certain signs of wear.".

03 LAST

20040718

20040724

In the last of his reflections on the process of growing old, Clement Freud considers his own wellbeing.

"Maybe including," he says "a short medical bulletin on the state of my knees, ankles etc, all of which are showing certain signs of wear.".

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Episode	First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
	20040704		1/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: "the crunch came," Clement admits, "when I was sacked by Saga magazine". With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.
	20040724		3/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes. [Rpt of today 5.45am] Then News. 3/3. Clement Freud presents a series of reflections on contemporary life through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes. [Rpt of Sun, 5.40pm]
01	20040704	20040710	With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.
01	20040704	20040710	With the benefit of great wisdom bestowed upon him by a lifetime in the public eye, Clement offers his idiosyncratic take on the world, from a senior standpoint.
02	20040711	20040717	Clement Freud presents the second in a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: from the slow progress round the obstacle course that, with age, ordinary life increasingly becomes to the orchestral joys of polyphonic ringtones.
02	20040711	20040717	Clement Freud presents the second in a series of reflections on contemporary life large and small through undimmed yet increasingly rheumy eyes: from the slow progress round the obstacle course that, with age, ordinary life increasingly becomes to the orchestral joys of polyphonic ringtones.
03 LAST	20040718	20040724	In the last of his reflections on the process of growing old, Clement Freud considers his own wellbeing. "Maybe including," he says "a short medical bulletin on the state of my knees, ankles etc, all of which are showing certain signs of wear.".
03 LAST	20040718	20040724	In the last of his reflections on the process of growing old, Clement Freud considers his own wellbeing. "Maybe including," he says "a short medical bulletin on the state of my knees, ankles etc, all of which are showing certain signs of wear.".