Ted & Ralph

Ralph Mayhew, played by Charlie Higson, lives in a decaying stately home, relying on the companionship of Ted, an elderly Irish estate worker portrayed by Paul Whitehouse. The duo's way of life is threatened as Ralph faces a deadline to marry before his 35th birthday, or lose his inheritance. The arrival of Wendy, played by Kathy Burke, complicates their friendship as Ralph's feelings for her grow, leading to questions about loyalty and love.

This film is notable for its exploration of LGBT themes and class disparities, making it a unique entry in the television landscape of the late 1990s. With a mix of humor and drama, Ted & Ralph engages with the characters' struggles and transformations, set against the backdrop of a fading aristocracy. The film captures a moment in British television that reflects societal changes and challenges, making it a point of interest for collectors of BBC productions and British comedy.