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After a young boy becomes enamored with Miss Brooks, his father, a rich maharajah, tries to persuade her to return to India with them.
After a young boy becomes enamored with Miss Brooks, his father, a rich maharajah, tries to persuade her to return to India with them.
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S1, EP11 "The Stolen Aerial"When word gets around that Miss Brooks is having her TV antenna repaired for free, people dump their broken aerials on Connie to take to the shop; Mr. Conklin becomes suspicious and is convinced that Miss Brooks is an out-of-control antenna thief.
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S4, EP8 "The King and Brooks"After a young boy becomes enamored with Miss Brooks, his father, a rich maharajah, tries to persuade her to return to India with them.
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