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Possibly another encounter in a lift that this time would prove too much for poor Cleggy.

Fully agree with the entire collection of comments........ The tramp character of totally unlikeable. It's an episode I have only watched a couple of times, for me, saved only by the slapstick wrecking of the house by the donkey. The same house has appeared in several other episodes, such as...

Brazil is, I reckon, a much neglected movie. Quite disturbing, but at the same time, very funny.

Way back, when I was a postman, I remember the toilet paper in the post office depot had "Property of Her Majesty's government" printed on the edge of every sheet. I used to joke that we should post all the used paper back to them. I'm pretty sure it was Izal paper; most unforgiving.

In "Happy Anniversary Gough and Jessie" - Cardew Robinson drunkenly sings "My Little Yorkshire Rose".

In - "The Phantom No 14 Bus" - That bloke sings "Barbara Allan".

I'd prefer to just move up there with my gang of mates and wander the countryside like the old trio did. We'd make lots of witty jokes but nobody else would ever hear them. But maybe that would be a good thing ? Of course, we'd need a Marina hanging around with us.

Yes ! - Was I correct ?

The episode with Mouse - the bloke not getting the drinks in ? - Whose title escapes me at present. That's the pub where it all happens.

Often, the audience anticipates what's shortly going to happen....... For example, take that episode that was set in Wales, when foggy spends a few days with his platonic girlfriend....... during the episode, where Foggy is being pushed along in his wheelchair, in a loud voice he demands to see...

I looked up the origin of this tradition, and to quote Wiki - When it was first played in front of Austrian officers, they spontaneously clapped and stamped their feet when they heard the chorus. This tradition, with quiet rhythmic clapping on the first iteration of the melody, followed by...

Would that be the "Radetzki March" by Johann Strauss ? - If so, that's a tradition.

Well, with all the visits they make to pubs, it could be "Tippling Point".

Looks like the BBC chose to ignore their protests !

I write left-handed but shoot either hand, play cricket and golf right-handed and use a knife and fork right-handed. the rest of me is pretty mixed-up too.

Darn it - They didn't have any Crispy Cobs.

I rip mine apart in a rage, just like foggy with that wedding present compo left out of the box.

The Smiler character was certainly grotesque ! - Stephen Lewis played him to the very edge.

Thanks for that info. Stephen Lewis did a good performance on this episode, I thought.

I'll check it out. Thanks.