Expletive Deleted

Season 2Episode 530 minMay 15, 1980
Expletive Deleted
Shelley has to come up with a sales campaign for a new range of Instant Paella. The stuff proves hard to market as it is virtually tasteless. In a meeting, he inadvertently insults his boss Cyril ( John Barron ), not realising the comment has been captured on tape. When a colleague tells him this, he is horrified.
Expletive Deleted has aired on May 15, 1980
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