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Not quite sure how to take this, since I do speak some French. Think I'll take a pass. This might not go over very well when attending the over 60s annual fall fete.

I don't know if Wallace and Gromit was a series in the UK. Here, we just got the movies. What I am thinking of was a weekly series. What called it to mind was watching an episode of "To The Manor Born" when Brigadier Lemington was at the train station waiting for his Stilton to be delivered.

That's hilarious! There is an inexpensive one on US eBay for about 18 BPS eBay item number: 251145810499

Glad to see I'm not the only one who notices little things like hats. Several of the hats were passed around to various cast members. When Tom was introduced, he was wearing a multi-fabric/design brownish cap that a different cast member wore in "There are Gypsies at the Bottom of Our Garden."...

I am having a difficult time remembering the title of an old program. The introduction had a short animation and the voices of a man and woman preparing to watch TV. I believe it was a comedy. This is paraphrased, but the woman says: I've put back a bit of cheese* and some of those nice cream...

Thanks for the info. It's not available online, so that's probably why I can't find that episode.

Can anyone tell me the name of the episode where Cooper and Walsh stop at a country inn and one requests a Ploughman's with extra pickle? Thanks

The episode is "Walking Stiff Can Make You Famous"

I think the episode is "Who's Got Rhythm?"

We need all the big, DAFT DICKS we can find. (I think this episode is Ballad for Wind Instruments and Canoe)

Thanks you! That was fantastic.

Brenda/Brendan, Compo's Welsh ferret. (It's Never 10 Years)

Seymour stated Compo's blazer looked like a ZEBRA crossing. (Happy Anniversary Goff and Jesse)

YOURS Truly, If You're Not Careful

Still EXtremely sorry I cannot remember an X reference in the show.

Marigold WATKINS. Compo learned to drive with her in the car. (Greenfingers)

VARIATIONS On a Theme of Road Rage

UNCLE Seymour, says Glenda. (Uncle of The Bride)

A TRUNCHEON down the TROUSERS per Truly. (Things To Do When Your Wife Runs Off With A Turkish Waiter)

SPLUTTER, old school chum. I think it was the episode Whoops.