Recent content by theatrically_inclined

Thank you... it does help that there are some tv nerds that have managed to preserve some of these 'lost' shows in their blogs, even if the shows are long since gone. According to Frankie's personal archive, curated and kept by University of York, he was keen on giving 'new' writers a chance...

As promised on Thursday last week - and mentioned in @maltrab's recent post (Can this being Happening in 2025) ... bonus video on Monday:

Sunday 30 March 2025, 7:00pm (UK) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Forgotten Sitcoms (1950s and 1960s) This is a bit of a "bumper issue" with 12 'forgotten' sitcoms, and references to about 12 other sitcoms! ... and there is a "bonus" video coming on Monday!

I have a constant - internal - battle with what to keep and what to cut!

I am currently trying to write a script for a video due out in about two weeks. I'm not usually this near publishing when I'm still writing and it's given me neckache. I'm trying to whittle down 40 minutes worth of stuff in to about 20 minutes. I don't deliberately give myself problems!

Sorry Graham, that bench is near Acre Lane, the "campsite" is Acres Lane, about a mile and-a-half away as the crow flies - much further by road.

He's not just a drunk, but a publican too! The episode you referred to is S28 'The Crowcroft Challenge' - Tony Barton steals their car having previously been landlord in S16 'The Most Powerful Eyeballs in West Yorkshire'. He returned as a drunk in S29 in 'A Short Introduction to Cooper's Rules'.

... that's unkind calling Tom a stuffed animal

... can anyone name the sitcom featured in the image?

He did his best to animate Tom.

Sunday 23 March 2025, 7:00pm (UK GMT) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Forgotten Sitcoms (2003 to 2008)

Thank you for the 0.3p per view!!

I report a lot of those on YouTube - however, as you can't add a comment to sat why the video is a scam (etc) they do nothing cos it "looks" legitimate... There is one video thumbnail for a "how they died - then and now" type video showing well known actor on side and a person in a hospital bed...

I think "older person" is the preferred term! ;)

I'd heard that one before...