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Name: Jam & Jerusalem
Genre: Drama
Released: 2007-03-09
Cast: Sue JohnstonPauline McLynnDawn FrenchJoanna LumleyJennifer Saunders

2007
1 Season
7.7 (1,342)

Jam & Jerusalem is a British sitcom that aired from 2006-2009 on BBC America. Created by Jennifer Saunders and written by a team of talented writers, the show stars Sue Johnston, Pauline McLynn, Dawn French, Joanna Lumley, and Jennifer Saunders herself, playing a group of women who live in a rural village in Devon, England.

The show is set in the fictional village of Clatterford St. Mary, where the women of the local guild gather to chat, drink tea, and take part in a range of activities, from amateur dramatics to fundraising for charitable causes. The show follows the lives of these women and their families, as they navigate the ups and downs of life in a close-knit community.

At the center of the show is Sal Vine (Sue Johnston), a recently widowed woman who decides to join the guild in order to fill the void left by her late husband. Sal is a kind, caring woman who is always ready to help her friends and neighbors, but she also has a dry sense of humor that is both witty and endearing.

Another key character is Tip Haddrell (Pauline McLynn), a brash, outspoken woman who is always ready for a fight. Tip is fiercely protective of her daughter, who has Down syndrome, and often clashes with other members of the guild who she feels are not doing enough to support her child.

Dawn French plays Rosie, the local beautician who is always trying to improve her business and keep up with the latest fashion trends. Joanna Lumley plays Delilah Stagg, a glamorous former model who has moved to Clatterford St. Mary to escape the pressures of her former life. Delilah is a bit of a diva, but she quickly finds herself drawn into the close-knit group of women at the guild.

Jennifer Saunders appears in a recurring role as Myrtle, the overbearing mother-in-law of one of the guild members. Myrtle is a larger-than-life character who always has an opinion on everything, and she is not afraid to speak her mind.

One of the strengths of the show is its ability to balance humor with more serious themes. While there are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, the show also deals with issues such as grief, loss, and disability in a sensitive and compassionate way. The women of the guild may not always see eye-to-eye, but they always support each other when it matters most.

Overall, Jam & Jerusalem is a charming and heartwarming comedy that celebrates the power of friendship and community. With a talented cast and sharp writing, it is a must-watch for anyone looking for a delightful and uplifting series.

Jam & Jerusalem is a series that ran for 1 seasons (6 episodes) between March 9, 2007 and on BBC America

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Seasons

6. Episode 6

April 13, 2007

Tip and Colin are up to their eyes in paperwork on the farm as the lambs are off to be slaughtered. When old widower farmer Elijah (Brian Knight) gets in a pickle with a dead cow, Tip decides they need to get Elijah back on track with his paperwork and his life and calls in help from Sal and the rest of the Guild.

5. Episode 5

April 6, 2007

It is Harvest Festival time and the members of the Ladies Guild set about collecting food and decorating the church for the event. However, the vicar is even more bad-tempered than usual, moaning about the donations of tinned goods to the fair and that Eileen keeps interrupting his church ceremonies. So when Rosie questions him about hearing the voice of God and her desire to be a vicar, he brushes her off saying that vicars usually get some sort of calling or sign from God.

4. Episode 4

March 30, 2007

Sal is getting used to having Tash living at home again, but although it stops her rattling round her house by herself it is also driving her round the bend. In a bid to occupy herself, she keeps finding excuses to pop round to the surgery, particularly when she needs to escape the Guild's craft morning!

3. Episode 3

March 23, 2007

It is the annual ceremony of the 'Beating of the Bounds' in Clatterford. The vicar is taking it all very seriously indeed; he is ready to do his blessing duties and has even brought out his black cassock for the occasion,. For the rest of the community, it is an excuse for a bit of a booze-up on the moor. The Guild always organises the food but, when Rosie forgets to order the pasties, the women leap into action and get the production line started.

2. Episode 2

March 16, 2007

Sal is getting used to living on her own. Despite the odd unwanted visit from Kate Bales and the fact she still hasn't sorted out Mike's old things, she is coping just fine and can always rely on Tip for a quick half down the pub to lighten the mood.

1. Episode 1

March 9, 2007

With her husband (Hywel Bennett) being the grumpy doctor of the town, Sal is always the voice of common sense and font of all knowledge when it comes to the town's people and their needs. She never has a moment to herself but that is just the way she likes it, as long as she has her best friend, Tip, to keep her sane and go for a quick half with in the pub. Despite her knowledge and love of her fellow townsfolk, she cannot bring herself to join the local church's Women's Guild - she thinks the knitting and cake-baking is not really her scene - and avoids being recruited by the Guild's leader, Eileen, at every opportunity.

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Where to Watch Jam & Jerusalem

Jam & Jerusalem is available for streaming on the BBC America website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Jam & Jerusalem on demand at Amazon, Vudu, Hoopla and Apple TV.