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Merry Christmas, Father Christmas? I wouldn't mind watching that one again...

Bicycle clips.

A tea bag that's been used five times.

I think most of the early characters would be proud of the Scarborough two-parter - a happy time for most.

Good answer - I get that. Has to be the real thing. Quite right too.

Well, again, using the modern technology I mentioned at the start, when it's good enough, I think I'd like to 'modify' Carry On Columbus' - so Rik Mayall becomes Kenneth Williams, Julian Clary becomes Charles Hawtrey, Maureen Lipman becomes Joan Sims, and Alexi Sayle becomes Bernard Bresslaw...

Looking at all the improvements in technology, could a final episode, written by Roy Clarke, be made? Though I'm not a fan of Artificial Intelligence, I can help noticing how someone else's face can be added to someone's else's body in videos and the like. On YouTube, there is a trend to stick...

A tie.

A bent spoon. (all first aid kits should have this)

Some army colours in the form of a scarf.

Beautifully done.

Funny that The Office and Robot Wars are next to each other - bearing in mind Ricky Gervais' joke about Robot Wars.

I seem to recall she was incredibly uncomplimentary about the prequel episode to KUA. I didn't think there was any need for that.

I would estimate 475, but I'm not sure whether allow for his drama work as well.

Blamire: And have you got them (Compo's ferrets) in Harry Lauder hats as well?

Absolutely - it's gentle, and it's comedy. And it's very good. Peter Bowles of course took over later.

That really, really does look like him. Which episode would that be?

I KNOW what you're thinking.

Not working this end... You may have to describe the slip...

David Swift and Richard Beckinsale worked together on Rising Damp, Bloomers and Going Straight - all around the same time period too.