'The Last Uproar' by Richard Carpenter

At the run-down manor of Motel Hall, Sir George Uproar is busy overseeing his fellow ghosts, Bodkin and Fanny, as they attempt to hang his portrait above the fireplace, while the enigmatic White Lady does a spot of haunting. They are interrupted by the arrival of a mischievous new ghost, Matt the stable boy, who has decided to look around the old house before it gets demolished. It seems that the last Uproar, Sir Humphrey, has recently died, and now the ancestral home is to be knocked down by land developers. This news causes consternation amongst the spectres, and so the ghosts of Motley Hall decide to band together to save their home…

Arthur English (Bodkin), Freddie Jones (General Sir George Uproar), Nicholas le Prevost (Sir Francis ‘Fanny’ Uproar), Sean Flanagan (Matt), Sheila Steafel (The White Lady), Peter Sallis (Mr. Arnold Gudgin), William Mervyn (Mr. Brayling), Gerry Cowan (Mr. Penrose)

Directed and Produced by Quentin Lawrence

UK TX (Granada):
25th April 1976

Notes:
*Introducing Bodkin, General Sir George Uproar, Sir Francis 'Fanny' Uproar, the White Lady and Matt