In 1968 Travers returned to playwriting with a new farce, "Corker's End", which was produced at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford. "The Times" commented, "Some of his jokes, which always tended to be outrageous, are perhaps a little more outspoken than they used to be, but nothing essential has changed. Those who care for farce will enjoy themselves for exactly that reason." In 1970 BBC television broadcast seven Travers plays: "Rookery Nook", "A Cuckoo in the Nest", "Turkey Time", "A Cup of Kindness", "Plunder", "Dirty Work" and "She Follows Me About". At the age of 83 Travers rewrote the plays for the BBC to concentrate on plot twists and verbal misunderstandings, rather than the high-speed action and split-second timing that characterised the original stage versions.