Timothy Lumsden is a young-at-heart 41 year old – a single man with a good job, an absorbing outside interest in the local amateur dramatic society and an eye for a pretty girl.

Blessed with these obvious advantages, life should be fun – and would be if it wasn’t for one thing… his tyrannical mother! In a role specially written for him, Ronnie Corbett is achingly hilarious as the eternally frustrated Timothy Lumsden. One of the most successful comedy series of the 1980s, Sorry! confirmed Corbett as a British comic institution.

One of these days Timothy Lumsden is going to tell his mother exactly what he thinks – just perhaps not today. For, although Timothy is in his forties, his mother still rules the house with a rod of iron and breath of fire!
So Timothy has to be content with being a boy at home and a man when he’s out with friends or working at the library. And, though a surprising success with the ladies, Timothy’s relationships somehow seem to break down as soon as his mother catches the merest whiff of perfume! This third series finds Timothy embarking on a treasure hunt for a golden rabbit; planning to go to the Gobi Desert with his girlfriend; starring in the amateur dramatic society's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream; meeting three mysterious women in a remote barn; organising a day to remember for his mother’s birthday and, after a check-up at the hospital, finding a way to escape his mother - forever!

Timothy Lumsden is a young-at-heart 41 year old – a single man with a good job, an absorbing outside interest in the local amateur dramatic society and an eye for a pretty girl.

Blessed with these obvious advantages, life should be fun – and would be if it wasn’t for one thing… his tyrannical mother! In a role specially written for him, Ronnie Corbett is achingly hilarious as the eternally frustrated Timothy Lumsden. One of the most successful comedy series of the 1980s, Sorry! confirmed Corbett as a British comic institution.

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