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Just like scars, grapes to me are not a-peeling. :P

That picture bears no resemblance to the 1987 LSW episode it's meant to be referencing! ;)

Way before the Man from Oswestry landed with his regimental scarf and various useless implements there is a much earlier television episode of another series featuring both Peter Sallis and Brian Wilde...

Also booked hotel for my friend Claire and myself here. More info on the day itself has emerged: Join Jonathan "Crusher" Linsley for a one day celebration of Last of the Summer Wine in the heart of Holmfirth. With activities running from 10am to 8pm, this is your chance to join in with a packed...

I did a brief spell working for Bt when they introduced the idea a family chargecard that would allow your little darlings to be able to call home anytime and the parents would be billed in due course at a reduced rate. It was cheap and popular so of course it was scrapped!

Or Mr Simmonite may have also scrawled the following... Nora, Nora, Nora... I don't wanna bore yer. Tha's Audrey Hepburn in Curlers tha knows, but them wrinkles they has to goes! When tha's sweeping me wiv that brush, my heart gives me an alrighty rush. Just say the word and I'll be round...

She also has a fine turn in the film version of Whoops Apocalypse as the President of America - whilst far from a gentle comedy both this and it's tv series are full of recognisable comedy stars and and well worth an occasionally unsettling watch.

When I saw this title I thought Cooper and Walsh were getting a smaller colleague. :P

Hence the phrase 'taking the wee-wee'! :D

It's ok enough but never really cememented David as a star fully as a cetain Peckham flat was calling at the end of it's 3 year run. Some nice early appearences from Richard Wilson and Alun Armstrong too.

The lengths poor Tufty has had to go to following a lengthy lean spell unemployed are unreal!

Don't worry they've nothing upstairs! ;)

Very...flash! :D

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They've just been conscripted into the latest drive for volunteers with the Reverend Pilbeam!

He'll be fighting Smiler for that exalted position!

The memory may be cheating but this wasn't a mistake if I recall it was addressed as him having retired and coming back several times "to spend less time with the wife."

Mmm...lovely chloroform goodness...all this and morpine combined with alcohol and cannabis...what a combination! A spoonful of medicine here makes digestion go very quickly down!

Auntie would give you a real five finger discount instead, you'd lose them all! :D

Norm was mostly a one note character but George Wendt imbued him with such warmth that you could really enjoy his performance. Frasier is a very watchable show with many excellent moments and has some great build up from his Cheers days. The recent reboot works just about but hasn't the strength...