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Hello Rick , It is indeed the episode Only three can play, which I remember vividly from watching it when it was first aired on TV . Sadly it does not appear on the DVD . It was also on the radio series . I have just checked the BBC Sounds app and Only Three can play is currently on there...

I think I mentioned Rick that I had watched and listened to All Gas many times . I have the DVD so can watch at any time . The episode that was my favourite was the one where they are playing the train game seemed something that could translate into a commercial game but not sure it was ever...

Saw the final but only because I was in a pub , seem to be setting an example the men's senior team can't quite match and watching recent games I don't see much evidence of them following the huge success the lionesses richly deserve.

Series 2 episode 5 on today just realised its a rework of a summer wine plot, Kevin is a reluctant bridegroom and the cast rally around to ensure he gets to the church and as part of that Gastric's suit which smells of mothballs straight copy of Open All Hours when Arkwright is off to the...

So pleased all went well Terry , hopefully you have a speedy recovery . Do you remember all those old films when the recommended help to speed up the dissipation of bruising was steak on your eye, well now it is out the reach of many have you seen the cost of best steak!

In sort of keeping with the thread this is a gentle comic , well not a swear word to be heard just clever comedy. I never tire of watching this .

Yesterday was a rich day the photograph below is the house of Arthur Fenwick he of the major store Fenwick's in Newcastle famous for their Christmas window display . Clearly Arthur was eccentric but was absolutely besotted with all things Circus here is a little precis about him . Koringa who...

I have mentioned heritage walks in this thread and yesterday I attended a walk in a suburb of Newcastle called Jesmond . To my surprise I learned that the mother of the infamous Butch Cassidy , Ann Campbell Gillies, was born and raised in this house before the family relocated to the States...

Talking all things tattoo does anyone remember Billy Stampers ?

Best Wishes for a speedy recovery Terry hope to have you back on the forum in a couple of days . Gift you chocolate I should cocoa have you seen the eye watering prices [:eek: oops did I really say that out loud!!] . Good luck.

Do people still send postcards from their holidays ? I remember receiving and sending them many moons ago and its a tradition I wished had not disappeared . I did see a humorous story about a couple who had received a postcard from the lady who cleaned their house it read something like:-...

noticed with freeware like io installer and driver scanner they sneak some of their other products in the install process and you have to click skip to exclude so if you are someone who just clicks to get it done with you can easily end up with additional products you don't want.

Phil n Nige make Cooper and Walsh look like dedicated , conscientious and squeaky clean and the unseen Giro Jim more than gives Compo a run for his money .

Slightly less of a stagger from Jackson Bridge though and you'd want the last pint in the White Horse for nostalgia.

Don't bother with the cannon fodder send in the SAS -the ladies post coffee morning all high on caffeine and chocolate eclairs.

Like many characters, Smiler on Auntie's wine, in my youth I was a bit elephant's trunk a few times. On the worst occasion I staggered onto the bus home , dosed off in a seat hidden from the driver only to be woken up sharply by him shaking me saying I have to get off as the bus is now in the...

" The Bartlam residence, the "old pot n pan " of the house speaking!"

So so pleased some of us on here were able to meet up and so so sad I was unable to be one of them . It sounds are really memorable day to look back on with sheer enjoyment and delight. To quote a line from one of my favourite comedies - " To the Regiment! I wish I was there" and no its not a...

Remember the Song for Europe episode of Father Ted where the host is dishevelled and is talking to Ted in some sort of incoherent Gaelic ending the speech with "Shave a Bullock" your analogy of cuddling a pig just made me think of that .:)

A new national weather station is available country wide in rural areas free to view and apparently quite accurate Rain expected Rain stopped and Sunshine expected