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Yep, i spotted him as well. The quality of the film is excellent. I've been working on some footage of Lancashire in 1969 but it's no-where near as good quality as the one you postedTerry. Cheers. G ; )

I also agree with Hector. These are my favorite episodes that i watch the most. Short back and Palais guide. Hail Smiling Morn or Thereabouts. The New Mobile Trio. The Changing Face of Rural Blamire. Pate and Chips. A quiet Drink. Forked Lightning. Ballad for Wind Instruments. These below...

Well done young fella mi lad, keep up the good work mate, makes all the difference. G ; )

Not neccesarily James, i would think it was probably just a sign of the times. Smoking was becoming more anti-social, ciggie advert advertising on the telly and sports (F1 etc) was dissapearing and the government were championing the stop smoking campaigns on TV. You only have to look back to...

One of my favs is "Ordeal by trousers", Foggy is pretty much entertaining all the way through, although the icing on the cake has to be him "dancing" on the stage, brilliant. And how can one not laugh out loud when Foggy utters the words "He who walks with danger....pushing a pram!", from the...

I quite like Mrs Avery, Julie T Wallace, who plays the character, has done a lot of film and tv work over the years, she was also in the 5th Element with Bruce Willis. G ; 0

Not a bad day Chuffer, i also got a cast-iron frying pan off my daughter, i've wanted one for a while, stuff seems to taste a bit better cooked in one of those. She's always borrowing my summer wine DVD's but forgeting to bring them back, so i end up having to get them back, she lives next door...

Yep, i can remember him being on telly quite a bit in the 60's, i didn't get the book either but i did progress into a reasonable guitarist eventually. R.I.P. Burt. G ; )

My daughter bought me 21 -22 for my birthday, i've been watching it most of yesterday and this morning. She's also got 23 -24 on back order, so i'll be looking forward to that one as well. G ;)

Only just seen this thread. Happy Birthday ****, hope you have a most wicked day. G ; ) x

I'm thinking that maybe she worked in an office whilst she and Barry were courting, hence her statement about the silver nail polish...maybe? G ; )

I would expect the recorders were dubbed, if any of them weren't musical (and that's in both legs), then it would be too time consuming to train them i would have thought. I take Clegg's point though, my mum used to talk to her plants when she cleaned and watered them, we all thought she was...

Gordon Gostelow also made an appearance as Sherman, who lent Sherlock Holmes a dog in "The sign of four" episode. G ; )

Most, if not all of the North-West of England is pretty much dotted with sparse, remote moorland. From Lancashire, through to Yorkshire and on to the Lake district, the geography is very similar, rocky, windswept moorland, very tranquil and beautifull. Parts of Scotland are also very romote and...

Don't know if this has been posted before but it's quite interesting. Some of the names that George has listed, don't seem to appear on this though? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069602/fullcredits G ; )

Interesting thread, quite a few of you don't seem all that keen on the Blamire years. I actually like the episodes with him in it, not sure if it's because i was in my late teens when Summer Wine was first broadcast, although i didn't start watching the programme seriously until 1984, when i got...

To be honest, i quite like this episode, it's one of my favorites. Ok, he might be slightly ott but that could well be the way the director wanted him to act? G ; )

I thought that scene was from "Hail September morn...or thereabouts" Chuffer? G ; )

Perfection - Thy name is Ridley. Compo - "Oh`eck!" Truly - "Or even`eckier" Truly had some brilliant one-liners. G ; )

Sorry, i sometimes forget it's an international forum. Barmpot = Twit, fool, silly person, a bit of a looney. G ; )