The Fenn Street Gang: Created by John Esmonde, Bob Larbey. With Peter Cleall, Carol Hawkins, David Barry, Peter Denyer. The lives and adventures of the pupils of class 5C from 'Please Sir', after they have left Fenn Street School.

The Fenn Street Gang (TV Series 1971–1973) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

The Ant and the Grasshopper: With Peter Cleall, Carol Hawkins, Malcolm McFee, Lally Bowers. Duffy has taken Craven on as first assistant painter, but their industrial relationship is soon strained. Something has to give, and it looks as though the result might be a rise in the unemployment figures.

Is That a Proposal, Eric?: Directed by Howard Ross. With Graham Armitage, Zulema Dene, Carol Hawkins, Peter Cleall. Sharon has been Eric Duffy's girlfriend since the Third Form at Fenn Street School and, while drawing their pensions, she is beginning to think that is all she'll ever be. This leads Sharon to take drastic steps.

Making Whoopee: With Carol Hawkins, Peter Cleall, John Moreno, Melanie Jane. Honeymoons should be unforgettable. Duffy and Sharon will always remember theirs in Majorca - but not for the usual reasons.

The gang go other-worldly when Maureen sprouts an interest in spiritualism. At a meeting held by local medium Mr. Grout, he reveals that one of them could easily turn out to be a medium too. Abbott immediately assumes that he has psychic powers, but a surprise is in store for Maureen!

The Thin Yellow Line: Directed by Graham Evans. With Liz Gebhardt, Peter Denyer, Neil Wilson, David Barry. When private detective "Hank" Abbott's career comes to an inglorious end, the British Army opens its arms to a new recruit. Had the Army realized what it was getting, the open arms might well have become clenched fists.

Malcolm McFee. Actor: Please Sir!. Malcolm McFee, an English actor born in the mid-1940s, was best known for his role as "Peter Craven" in the hit TV series Please Sir! (1968) and The Fenn Street Gang (1971). Inspired by the 1967 movie To Sir, with Love (1967), Please Sir!

Mother Knows Best: With David Barry, Peter Cleall, Carol Hawkins, Malcolm McFee. Taking a girlfriend home for the first time is always a nerve-racking experience. However, when you have a mother like Frankie's, the confrontation is particularly difficult!

That Sort of Girl: Directed by Mark Stuart. With Carol Hawkins, Peter Cleall, Barbara Keogh, John Junkin. Struggling to stay in business, Duffy needs - but cannot afford - some new ladders. Sharon enters a beauty contest to try to get enough money to buy them, but Duffy has strong views on beauty contests. Meanwhile, Maureen has strong views on men who have strong views on beauty contests.