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Hopefully at a time of their own shoesing.

Brilliant, in a time when we ware bombarded by bad news this is one very welcome piece of good one.

It's a great show captain, I just don't want Parsley Sidings renaming themselves over it!

Thank goodness Dad's Army's radio sequel wasn't mentioned! :eek2:

It's a great find and such a shame the BBC have only released only 4 episodes on cd.

As Yorkshire's whiniest horse, "Errol Flynn used to have a Pair like that."

That beard is only one of poor Clem's many indignities...who can name some more? I'll start you off with as your favourite, relatively speaking of course it's Uncle Cuddly!

I heard she left some change in her wimple after putting it in for spin, next thing you know she's arrested for money laundering!

Take it to Clutterbuck's boxing club for some bouts, then you'll have a proper hard drive :P

I have and it's a joy from start to finish! The initial casting is spot on right until and including the arrival of 'zat annoying wop, Bertorelli. His, the subsequent (It is them) LeClercs and the last series Herr Flick are pale imitations. Look out for Gorden in the Porridge film and Are you...

Very late substitute here with June Whitfield's second summer wine contribution Nelly filling some of the boots left behind from Roz and Edie combined to some extent adding her own eccentricities into the mix.

'The old immobile solo'.

The bear faced cheek of it!

You're bound to feature in his memoirs now seeing as he's took such steps to meet you!

Just take it one rectangular slab of sandstone at a time. ;)

The New Mobile Trio from s1 I think. :)

The Last Surviving Maurice Chevalier Impression - 'Look up North' and featuring Gorden Kaye in one of my favourite guest turns.

Babs sank that particular boat!

Crusher filled the place of Sid admirably creating a lovable character in his own right and gave somebody Ivy to shout at. (besides our trio and those that graced her catering establishment.)

Nice to know Granville got a bird at Christmas. ;)