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Could it be "When you take a good bite, Yorkshire tastes terrible" - when they set out to do a walking wake for Bill Henry Duffield - 15 miles and 3 pubs with 3 pints in each pub?

Thanks for posting, Captain - would have clicked "Like" but that did not seem quite right - if there'd been an emoticon for "Interesting" that would have fit the bill!

I've only got one word for thee, Howard - Wellies.

Thank you Terry - I wondered if it was there, with the Space Ace Stanley Pocklington singing "Here We Go into the Wild Blue Yonder" it's a nice link with the earlier episode of that name, set near Digley. Just watched it the other day and can't get the song out of my head now :)

Found this photo in old messages - I was wondering what the location of this place is?

Very interesting information, thank you and7barton. And great pics, Captain! Is anyone able to make the connection with LOTSW?

The older ladies, about Glenda when she is praising Barry, saying he never lies, etc - "She's very young".

My Wally was no good at ceilings. He was scarcely tall enough for skirting boards.

Where is that location? Been a while since I watched IDKYC but I'd got it into my head it was mainly filmed in Sheffield.

Was thinking of that one too! "What the blood and stomach pills" - Pearl also says it once, in "Set The People Free".

Nora - "I blame......." (things blamed range from phone-in programmes to tight underwear)

that's a nice one - Uncle Mort is a wonderful character!

Terry - I think your early experience of watching LOTSW is probably the majority one. For me, being more interested in listening to music than watching TV, I tended to watch the programmes my mother liked, but sadly LOTSW was not one of the ones she was into. Captain - great to read your...

Just wondering how many people here (this would be limited to UK members) actually saw the pilot episode live when it was broadcast as an episode of "Comedy Playhouse" on 4 January 1973, and realised then what a gem it was? I can't include myself in that number, I was more likely to have been...

I won the war in Burma by hiding in bushes

Is that "Some Vans Can Make You Deaf" where Howard has garden furniture set up outside his house?

Well done Roger, I was keen to find out the answer to that one! Kicking myself for not knowing it, as my husband and I used to have a car with 924 in the registration.

Just audio not TV but "Cabin Pressure" is a lovely radio comedy series which can stand repeated listens.

There's a barmpot loose in my vacuum

Thank you Roger, that is the one I was thinking about. Things can't have been any better back in 1990/1991 when the episode dates from!