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Poundstretcher wasn't that whiffy! :D

Fully reccomend you going @FlatCap50 if there's another!

It's not even been 10 months! :D

More like a red card! :P

It has to be him emerging from the deep in from Wellies to Wetsuit or as a Cowboy in Deep in the Heart of Yorkshire.

I agree, very commendable and shows off her versitility and flexibility as an actress. She'll be forever seen as a glamour girl but as this shows capable of much more than that.

More new people - fantastic! Now if you both kindly step into the White Horse Inn where I think you'll find it's your round, followed by induction for Rebecca into the ladies circle where it's reputed that simultaneous caffeine imbibing is mandatory. Tom will meanwhile be taken off for lessons...

aka Shut up and eat your choc ice! ;)

...and he is unanimous in that! Facebook Birthday Remembrance for Mollie Sugden ...

If he knocked through to our Noras it'd be no secret! :rolling:

Catching Digby's Donkey's droppings! :41:

If I were going for my top 4 characters it would be Compo, Clegg, Seymour and Auntie. If I go for those having most appearances it's Clegg, Ivy Nora and Howard. However a further 4 that would make it look it's most iconic it's Nora, Compo, Sid and Wally. Nowhere near the crossing are Tom...

A White Sweater and a Solicitor's Letter?

Right said Gavin Hinchcliffe!

Auditioning for Three men and a Wangle it seems!

Excellent, as is The Moonbather - it's a real shame there weren't more of these chronicles as Roy Clarke excels himself in them in my view.

Sharp practice that!

Uncle of the Bride

Yes and very enjoyable it is too, tucked away in the depths of my collection but if I recall Roy Clarke supplied the dialogue for the strips.

In my mother's womb :D