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Shows can look tired when the cast look old and tired. Only Fools had this problem at the end. It makes you realise that they should have made shows when they were younger, when the 'formula' was still there. LOTSW didn't have this problem, as such, because they never had big gaps between...

Merry Christmas, Father Christmas? I wouldn't mind watching that one again...

Bicycle clips.

A tea bag that's been used five times.

I think most of the early characters would be proud of the Scarborough two-parter - a happy time for most.

Good answer - I get that. Has to be the real thing. Quite right too.

Well, again, using the modern technology I mentioned at the start, when it's good enough, I think I'd like to 'modify' Carry On Columbus' - so Rik Mayall becomes Kenneth Williams, Julian Clary becomes Charles Hawtrey, Maureen Lipman becomes Joan Sims, and Alexi Sayle becomes Bernard Bresslaw...

Looking at all the improvements in technology, could a final episode, written by Roy Clarke, be made? Though I'm not a fan of Artificial Intelligence, I can help noticing how someone else's face can be added to someone's else's body in videos and the like. On YouTube, there is a trend to stick...

A tie.

A bent spoon. (all first aid kits should have this)

Some army colours in the form of a scarf.

Beautifully done.

Funny that The Office and Robot Wars are next to each other - bearing in mind Ricky Gervais' joke about Robot Wars.

I seem to recall she was incredibly uncomplimentary about the prequel episode to KUA. I didn't think there was any need for that.

I would estimate 475, but I'm not sure whether allow for his drama work as well.

Blamire: And have you got them (Compo's ferrets) in Harry Lauder hats as well?

Absolutely - it's gentle, and it's comedy. And it's very good. Peter Bowles of course took over later.

That really, really does look like him. Which episode would that be?

I KNOW what you're thinking.

Not working this end... You may have to describe the slip...