Duty Free

TV actor Frazer Hines checks into a seaside hotel in Spain and makes a playful overture toward Amy, hoping to impress her. After David delivers a barrage of withering remarks, Amy reluctantly agrees to accompany him on a date that evening.

is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls within the broader category of a programme and is classified under the episode genre. The title suggests a self‑contained story rather than an ongoing series, and it is the focus of the brief narrative that follows. In this instalment, TV actor Frazer Hines arrives at a hotel in Spain. He secures a reservation and, while there, sets his sights on a woman called Amy. Hines makes a deliberate effort to charm her, turning his stay into an opportunity to pursue a romantic connection. His approach is straightforward: he “makes a play” for Amy, signalling his interest and attempting to win her over. The setting—a Spanish hotel—provides the backdrop for this flirtatious manoeuvre, with Hines positioning himself as the eager suitor in the story. Amy’s response is shaped by a preceding exchange with another character, David, who delivers some harsh remarks. After hearing David’s criticism, Amy decides to accept Hines’s overture and agrees to go on a date with him. This decision marks the culmination of the episode’s central interaction, linking the initial flirtation with a concrete plan for a future meeting.