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Thanks captain that’s brilliant,I was thinking some sort of Eurovision music but this is much better,I was only young but Alan Freeman Hello Pop Pickers comes to mind with this music,I don’t know if that’s right,thanks again that made me laugh x

Oh yes,never thought of any of those,I loved Cooper and Walsh,have some great dialogue from them for a walk I have planned,but they just didn’t quite make my top ten,surprised none of those names you mentioned got even a one point from someone though.

Haha thanks Barry,I had five minutes spare while watching the footie Who is the most major,regular character yet to score do you think ? I can only think of Tom.

Have done it Eurovision style with all the votes in so far Barry. Chuffer x

In true Eurovision style I have counted the votes that each member so far has submitted. Awarding 10 points for first place,down to 1 point for their tenth choice. I’v also put the number of votes cast,so that if a score is tied,the character with more members voting for them is higher placed...

Clegg Wally Foggy Compo Wesley Nora Howard Crusher Seymour Smiler

I never knew that Louse,thankyou x

For some reason Rick it was released under the name 48 Hours in the USA,I don’t know why though,the British title refers to an epitaph for the fallen written in 1918 by John Maxwell Edmonds : Went the day well ? We died and never knew But Well or ill Freedom,we died for you. One of the children...

Our Edie,gun in hand is on Talking Pictures TV at 4.05 pm this afternoon,in one of my favourite films,Went the Day well ? If missed they are sure to repeat it as they usually do,it was filmed and shown during the War when there was a very real threat of towns and villages being infiltrated in...

“Who’s a clever boy then” When he was cheeky back to Nora when she said what are you a parrot ? When he was repeating what Compo was saying to her, And my favourite “She’s turned mi brain to jelly,am dependent on er” But everything that came out of that wonderful mans mouth was music to my ears ❤️

Some of the best lines ever were spoken by Wally,love him.

Beautifully put as always MoodyBlue,I adore every single scene that Joe starred in and every episode he appeared in,and am mesmerised when watching him,I watch White mans grave over and over again just for the performance by him x

You’re so funny,and so kind MoodyBlue xxx

Thanks Rick that’s lovely,but it’s so true,I already know all the dialogue when I go because I’d already written it down,but to stand EXACTLY where they stood and go through it,is worth every step of the longest,hardest walk x

I’ll choose a nice day in the spring,when the weather is warmer,and have decided that the next will be the 25th anniversary of Destiny and six bananas,an absolute classic and one of my favourites,everyone is on top form in this episode and our very own Peri plays a part,it will be a very long...

Glad to see he’s now added it

I’m glad you mentioned that Pearl,before this show,for years I thought it was just me,I have heard him refer to himself as Elvin,and I presumed his real name in the show was Elvin,but that people like Billy etc just called him Alvin,its puzzled me for years and so glad it’s not just me,I thought...

I used to follow him on Twitter,and I don’t know if it’s the same now,but in his bio at the time,he put the list of shows like Citizen Smith,and voiceovers for children’s programmes,and I remember being shocked that LOTSW was not on the list,I’ll go back today and check if it’s still the same.

Haha thankyou very much captain,and you’re absolutely correct my friend,like on the last walk when I stood at the base of the tree in Hey Green where Bradley stood when he told them the sun was going to go out,and I rest there and play that scene in my head,it is certainly worth it,Peter Storm...

Thanks so much Rick,I really appreciate that,pondering my next anniversary walk now,a few in consideration including the 25th anniversary of How To Create a Monster,but I’ll leave it a while and have a think,thankyou x