Every Home Should Have One

The film explores the eccentricities of advertising through its protagonist, Teddy, who attempts to make frozen porridge appealing by using risqué commercials. This leads to comedic situations, especially as he faces opposition from the 'Keep Television Clean' movement, which creates tension at home due to his wife's involvement.

With a talented cast featuring Marty Feldman, Judy Cornwell, and Shelley Berman, the film offers a glimpse into 1970s British humor and attitudes towards advertising. The movie's unique premise and blend of comedy showcase a distinctive era in filmmaking, appealing to fans of vintage comedies and advertising satire.

Collectors of physical media will find interest in the film's quirky narrative and its reflection of societal views on media and advertising during the time, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection focused on classic comedies or British cinema.