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No problem, Tony. Hope you get your holiday and have a super time.

Just bought it, Tony.

Definitely Clegg. I don't possess the energy to be any other character.

The end of 'The Day of the Welsh Ferret' is quite fun, where Compo is trying to coax his ferret out of one of the pockets of a pool table (?), whilst Seymour and Clegg look on in despair.

It's better than thermal underwear, as Sid would attest.

As Wally Batty would say: Pass! Lol Bloody good find though. :37:

Absolutely with you there, Adanor: Nora's hats look super to me. Some of them even make her look like Quality Street chocolate, to me -- which is no bad thing. :)

Hello and welcome, CompoSW! :37:

Two in Clover, Then Churchill Said To Me, and -- although technically a comedy drama -- Jeeves and Wooster, with Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie.

Some of us find the idea of parking our chip van and catching the late night car trade very romantic, wstol. Mind you, I have led a very sheltered life. Lol

That's a really good point, Barry. Something I'd like to know, anyway.

Sending lots of love, Peri. Get well soon. Xxx

That's a very good point, wstol. Although, it does beg the question why they weren't in the novel more. Then again, I suppose it isn't really necessary to use all the characters to their fullest extent all the time. I mean it is amazing that Getting Sam Home is so well written, and looks so...

I can think of better things to do with it than just pitch a tent, Graham. :cool:

Now this is tempting! :)

Sorry to my fellow Summerwiners, but I have just been watching Getting Sam Home and it has just occurred to me that Joe Gladwin's involvement in this story was minimal. Does anyone know what the reason for this was? Was he contracted for something else? I know some of you will be reading this...

I think we are over thinking this one. Or, maybe, I am underthinking this one. :cool:

Sorry, Peri. :(

Perfectly clear, Peri. :)