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I agree, although i always thought in retrospect, all of the cast members that passed away should have had some form of farewell included in the show. We have seen episodes where the trio would attend the funerals of fictional people such as "slasher" and the episode where Compo loses his...

Thanks George (which is also my name), my birthday was actually on 17th April mate, i was just too bone idle to get around to taking the pics until the other day. Good swag though eh? G ; )

My son was in Holmfirth last weekend with the family, so he nipped into the cafe for a tea and a sticky bun but they didn't have any, so he had a scone instead. He bought me the tea towel and my youngest doughter got the poster and card off the internet. As you can see, my kids were brought up...

I think that is the problem with such a long running programme as SW. Dad's Army, Rising Damp, Fawlty Towers and some of the other brilliant sit-coms of the time, didn't enjoy the development of the characters in the same way as SW, due to some of them only running for a third of the time that...

I was born in 1954, in one of a row of cottages called the Beehive cottages, due to the Beehive pub that was at the end of the row. The next house we lived in was also in a row that had the Dog and Partridge pub in the middle, my grandad worked at the brewery a bit further down the road as a...

Well done Terry, i thought we might have lost the site forever when the index page didn't load, was a bit worried mate. Nice one, George ; )

Whoops, sorry Terry, that's a c*ck-up each i think!! G ; ) ;)

The Love Mobile? G ; )

Brilliant, you can just imagine the trio getting into such a situation. G ; )

Re: Audio Quiz 10 Shouldn't this be Audio Quiz 11 Terry? G ; )

Clem Hemmingway - (you were always a prat at school) G ; )

The Man Who Invented Yorkshire Funny Stuff ? G ; )

When you take a good bite, Yorkshire tastes terrible? G ; )

The self propelled salad strainer? G ; )

Would it be the "bridge", or lock walkway that's missing? G ; )

Hi Patrick. I record two podcasts per week, for a learning facility in Swtzerland ( i live in Bangor, North Wales). The files are uploaded to the website and itunes, so people can listen and download them if they wish. Are you planning on having your Podcasts on your own website? Definately...

There are two scenes that spring to mind. The scene in "Woolenmills of your mind", where the trio are walking up the street Compo and Cleggie are talking about Cleggie's wife and he says "...and then she died, which i always thought was a criticism". Seems to get me every time, a hint of...

I can't watch a couple of the earlier Clegg/Compo/Blamire eposodes. These include "Spring Fever", "Some Enchanted Evening" and "Northern Flying Circus". In the latter episode, i find that Compo is just too over the top, in fact even though series 1 & 2 are prized posessions, i personally feel...

Robert Fyfe (Howard) played the part of the Clerk at Woolwich Station, in the TV series "The return of Sherlock Holmes", in the episode "The Bruce-Partington Plans". What do i win Terry? LOL. G ; )

I've just noticed in "The flag and it's snag", when compo and clegg are trying to catch the two mules, stand-in's are being used there as well...although i'm hardly surprised, ouch! G ; )