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There was "Russian" Dancing in both Jubilee by Clegg and Compo and in Who's That Talking to Lenny by Billy and Alvin.

Oh Shut Up and Eat Your Choc-Ice - They were on top of the bale of hay trying to smell black shoe polish - the smell of rats according to Compo.

I don't think the whole title is mentioned in "There Are Gypsies at the Bottom of Our Garden," or in "Aladdin Gets on Your Wick."

I think you have all the specials listed, but if I find one I missed, I'll let you know.

That's a great write-up - very complete. I have the Vintage 1979 series 5 and there are no interviews or extras on the DVDs. Everything else you wrote matches up exactly with my USA Vintage DVDs.

Yeah, I found it - "Flower Power Cut." It was closer to the end than I thought so I missed it last night.

I remember it well, but can't think of the episode. Compo is ignoring her to get a reaction. She goes up the steps singing, "Some Enchanted Evening." Looked for it last night but couldn't find it. Can't try again until this evening. Hope someone thinks of it and puts me out of my misery.

Ordeal by Trousers

That has to be "How Not To Cry At Weddings."

That's Not Captain Zero

If you listen carefully when Nora is tending the woman and helping her sit up, she says, "Mind your leg." It's impossible to tell if the line was given in the original shooting of the shot or dubbed in later because Nora is facing the patient.

Looks like "The Glory Hole."

My list of all episodes is 295. That includes all the Christmas specials except "The Funny Side of Christmas" and it does not include "30 Years of Last of the Summer Wine" or any of the interviews, tributes, or biographies included on the USA sets. So the boxed set appears to include all of...

Actually, I watched the program on Monday but didn't see it. But on Wednesday, I recognized Ivy's clothes and hair from being in that season - season 30 and also the kitchen being set up the same. So then it was easy to review the programs and find the right one.

Will Randolph Make a Good Impression? The women are discussing motor biking the way Nellie and Pearl did it compared to the way Nora and Wally did it. Then Ivy comes out and says "I don't think Wally was built for speed." They just played this on our PBS station.

The episode is "The General's Greatest Battle." But it's not when they are together. It's when Marina has dressed "plain" and sees Howard as he is crossing the street. The street sign says "Wharmby Street."

While Ivy did prefer the tray, and Compo got it many times, in "Deep In The Heart of Yorkshire" he got the spoon from her instead.

Clegg ends up getting the tray in "Pole Star."

In "The Changing Face of Rural Blamire," Ivy hits both Sid and Blamire.

The Kink in Foggy's Niblick - 4 hits on Sid.