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Worse still, most of the cast are sadly gone.

Thanks @Barrychuckle - the first "Forgotten Sitcoms" video had only about 50 views on the Sunday it was published, my videos usually get about 200. However the total for 7 days is about 4,200 when usual for 7 days is 1,500 - 2,100...

Just about to watch your new videos, wow your last video has had a colossal number of views! long overdue recognition for your amazing skills and time. This time next year Rodney............ :D

Next video: Sunday 9 March 2025, 7:00pm (UK GMT) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Forgotten Sitcoms (1977 to 1986)

You're becoming prolific with your new videos!!! long may that continue too. I'm guessing the thumbnail is John Inman & Rula Lenska in Take a Memo Mr Jones, one of the few sitcoms I couldn't face watching beyond the third episode it...

I was thinking about Peter , how many actors can say not only were they in the longest running comedy show from episode 1 to the very final one but also part of team who won an Oscar and attended the Oscar ceremony itself . There are...

It's also possible that some of these books were written with a lot of help from someone who steered them a certain way to aim them at a particular audience. Really hard to know.

I think with Peter his commitment to the show was well known and decided to open doors more to other parts of his career instead. When he reads his book however you can't help but hear it as Clegg's much touted memoirs instead despite...

I've also got to get round to reading that book, everything I hear about Kathy was she was universally regarded as a nice and decent person. I know someone who briefly met her at a motorway services many years ago and she told me she...

That's just perverted!

The research is time consuming - especially considering the difficulty of finding some information and then agonising over what to use and what to cut out. David Battley was one of those actors that regularly cropped up on tv, in...

Next video: Sunday 2 March 2025, 7:00pm (UK GMT) on my YouTube channel First in a series: The UK’s Forgotten Sitcoms (1970 to 1976) {edit typo)

The only problem is they'd let none of us out! 16 years is a fine acheivement and no mistake.

This site is like a virtual day centre for us Barmpots!!!!!

The forum is 16 years old today which I feel is some achievement to gather many Barmpots from around the world to chat about a show that stopped filming in 2009, even more so that it appears to be the only forum for our beloved show...