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Seemingly a comedy song, but Don Estelle’s singing is superb.

Not sure if anyone here has seen the episode "Miri" (kids, "bonk-bonk" etc.) from the original series. I found this tidbit on Wikipedia which I though was interesting. BBC ban Following the first screening of "Miri" on British television in December 1970, the BBC received a number of complaints...

Noticing the absence of a proper creative conclusion for the departure of Babs and Mrs. Avery I thought I would put together a vignette created with a little, er, assistance. I've tweaked the final product a bit and you can think of this as attached to the end of an episode or it's own DVD-like...

I think with the loss of Compo the showrunners were concerned the boat would be taking on water and were willing to try any number of strategies to shore things up - regardless of how hastily ill considered it would be under normal circumstances. I have no real proof but all the crazy things...

Or, to be more precise, the day the updated edition of the Yorkshire book by Rough Guides is released on Amazon (at least in the US). I am not sure if our show, Holmfirth or its lore are included. From what I remember of the previous edition it was a scant mention. Hopefully at least that much...

I think this was the best approach for those (replacement) situations.

Foggy met and exceeded the standard. Truly answered the mail as well.

Wow. Not heard of them before but enjoyed that song. Looked into their history a bit and sad to hear of the recent passing of singer Liam Reilly.

Happy New Year everyone!

Mary Spender

Is that the location (I think I see handrail on the left)? Wow.

Clegg - stay away from Marina, and hope the showrunners don't get any ideas for a crossover episode with Delphine Featherstone.

What was the closest the show ever filmed in winter/snow?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14223805/Sir-Rod-Stewart-railway-station-Glastonbury-considers-making-mini-version-festival.html

Enjoyed it in Strasbourg last year. Helps if it goes with the atmosphere of the occasion.

Yesterday I wished everyone Happy Christmas Adam (the day before the Dec 24th since Adam came before Eve : ).

Waawk, waawk, waak, waaaaaaaaaa.

Sounds like our Hyacinth : ) I'll give it a listen!

Do you have a link? Sounds fascinating!