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So now we know finally what made the dinosaurs extinct...they couldn't afford Auntie's prices! ;)

Bottom of South Lane, Holmfirth just above the rear of the Café, the buildings still look the same just the tenants have changed over the years, along with the dress code

Compo would be mad if he did not get an invite, 1981 Village Fete with Kathy Staff

Terry the Dino whisperer

Me at Aunties, she sold me Dino so I gave it to Barry

Good one of Smiler.

I'm not sure I understand this line of reasoning; surely NW merely played the role that RC/AJWB gave him to perform. I can't believe anyone would be allowed to "take over" by RC/AJWB. I wasn't keen on the character of Hobbo Hobdyke, but...

Spotted this on the Interweb, looks like he was off to do his bus duties at the time

True, indeed. The fact that we don't know and must speculate in regard to continuity is what makes LotSW so appealing to me. Contemporary programs are continuity obsessed and many viewers love that, though I prefer the...

Thank you for posting Leigh another fascinating insight into our comedy yesteryears . So David Croft wasn't the invincible hero of comedy we all thought he was involved with some turkeys and The Virgin Fellas appears to be one . There...

I see the Wacker on DVD is fetching a lot of money for so few episodes, but it is available to watch on YouTube though the quality is not very good, thanks for another interesting video Leigh

Sunday 13 April 2025 at 7:00pm (UK/BST) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Most Controversial Sitcoms Episode 1

I’ve just seen this on facebook. Available from the St Barnabas Hospice Charity Shop in Spilsby.

In Nowhere Particular Wesley stated that Howard was the last person he thought would have a Van, yet in Big Day at Dream Acres Wesley is helping Howard repair his blue van

Though I'm not British I grew up in rural Ohio where you have a village or town within a mile of each other, kinda like how Huddersfield is not far from Holmfirth. It's the scenery as well as childhood memories of how the adults talked...