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Close, Marianna. When Clegg reads the letter from Blamire saying Foggy will be on the bus, Compo explains to Clegg, who Foggy is - "Great, long, gormless streak from Arnold Crescent. His mother wore brown boots. He were always on traffic duty. Blue uniform, white face. Looked like a pencil...

The Heavily Reinforced Bottom

Here We Go Again into the Wild Blue Yonder

In the service of humanity.

Your link got me curious, so I checked it out. Some of them are a little misleading and just show the different ways they are credited for the same part - such as Kathy Staff as Mrs. Batty, Nora, and Nora Batty. Or Jean Alexander as Auntie, Auntie Wainwright, and Aunty Wainwright. But it also...

Just remembered another one. Nora and Ivy laughed up a storm when they managed to pay Compo back by taking his trousers off him in the cafe kitchen in "And a Dewhurst Up a Fir Tree."

So sorry to hear of your loss, Rod. But rejoicing that she is at peace and with her Lord and Savior.

When Barry decides to go back to golf, Auntie misses the sale to Glenda for uniforms for a ladies' supporter section and a club song (on sale because of the tricky high notes).

Just watched "The Miraclous Curing of Old Goff Helliwell" and Nora smiles when talking to Tom and comparing him to Compo.

I think that was "The Pony Set."

Extra! Extra! When she talks to Alan Bell and when she thinks Compo is riding the horse.

Crums - at the Christmas party.

Edie and the Automobile - A little grin when she finds Wally at home with the whippet after she looks all over for him - but he needn't think anyone missed him.

This is at the end of "Spores."

Elegy for Fallen Wellies

Last Post and Pigeon

The Last Surviving Maurice Chevalier Impression

The Man Who Nearly Knew Pavarotti

I had wondered the same thing.

That's Not Captain Zero