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Posted Jan 21, 2003 by Researcher 216508
What exactly happened in the last episode of the series "One Foot In The Grave"? I read one of the replys about someone being struck by a car and Margaret getting very upset. I'm an avid fan of the show as I am all British comedies (including Monty Python) and just curious as to the events of the last episode.

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Posted Jan 21, 2003 by Researcher PSG [Minister of Impossibility and Improbability] - Peace!
Well what I can safely give away is after the last episode he is a late Victor, he has ceased to be, and no one comes an nails him to his perch.smiley

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