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Great news Leigh, and in another 17 years I shall share the same joy as you :D

I've driven through a couple of times this year and it's worse than Piccadilly Circus much of the time. Can't imagine it's doing the shop keepers much good either....

What a wonderful interview, thanks for sharing Tommy! What I found really interesting, is he said he didn't really have any actor friends. He mentioned that he had a drink once a year at the Garrick Club with Peter but he certainly didn't give the impression they were anything more but...

That is one of the really great later episodes mainly focusing on Cooper & Walsh, such a pity they didn't get the spin off made :(

Stitched up like a kipper as they say in gangster parlance !

I would definitely prefer the yellow one over the blue

Do you think they could sell replicas of the blue and white tank tops (they weren't sweaters!) I'd certainly wear them

I remember watching Michael as a monk in the film Clockwise his character is brilliant and hilarious in that !

A Short Introduction To Coopers Rules?

I was just thinking the very same thing, you could also add cobbles and grass to this list :D

Perhaps it thought you meant Nick Clegg rather than Norman :D :D :D

Oh is that the episode where Eli drives a van into a haystack, but the episode name escapes me?

I recall you mentioning this before CC, and as I'm currently listening to the Likely Lads original radio series I looked into this a bit further. Apparently it was due to the fact that James was very private and Rodney mentioned something to the press about James' wife being pregnant. From...

"minding the pot 'oles" as Richard said !!!!

A laugh or a black eye 50/50 chance :D

I watched that very episode at the weekend, I didn't feel it that bad TBH but the story-line was a little unbelievable. That said so are many of the other episodes :D :D :D

I agree with mashibinbin, Roy Clarkes weaker episodes would be infinitely better than my best attempts !

Thanks Pearl, there's some really interesting information there I didn't know! I do know that Peter Sallis did the first ever Wallace & Grommit as a favour for a young student for about £50 fee. I'm sure no one had any idea at that time that is would become so big, so I think it's a fair...