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Captain, maybe Hobbo was wearing Howard's super tall platform shoes? My DuckDuckGo search shows Russ is 4" taller than Frank. You are right, Frank does seem really tall as Cpt. Peacock.

Great episode, Pearl. Sir Humphrey was beside himself with loss of his key and access to the building. Really like the lady who gave Hacker the idea. Wish she had been in more episodes.

I have not seen much of the newer Dr. Who stuff. Think I stopped following so much after the 7th doctor - mostly due to lack of availability to view the shows. Bruce, I do like Michelle Gomez as an actress and comedian. Thought she was great in "Green Wing". Only saw snippets of her on...

I noticed the other day that our Seymour is in the show "Charters and Caldicott" along with Uncle Mort from "I Didn't Know You Cared" on the YouTube "Classic British Telly" channel. Not watched it yet but plan to soon. side note: The channel also recently posted "Let There be Love" with Paul...

Hi, Pearl. How about these for you and your grandson: - 'The Birds' by Alfred Hitchcock - '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' by Jules Verne - Plan 9 from Outer Space Spy movies for you, if you have not seen already: - North by Northwest - Where Eagles Dare - Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood. (One...

Tails of the Unexpected as you mentioned is another great show. I see that Leonard Nimoy is in the first episode from them. For some reason I feel that there is a series similar, if not the same, that he did an intro or some narration for the show episodes. Found it, "In Search of..."...

Not sure how well a few movies I can think of at the moment would rate with you both. I really liked them when I saw them as an early teen growing up - still like them today. "Death Race 2000" - with David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone. A cross country car race where the goal is to...

I recognize the names of a few of those movies. Sounds like some of them could be on "Mystery Science Theater 3000" or "MST3K " as it is affectionately known as.

Scary frowns. The Angry emote on your post seems to suite their faces well.

Meanderings in the Holmfirth Countryside

Wow, used to love pouring over Haynes and Chilton's Repair books. Lots of good reading info. Great for those who like to turn a wrench or DIY car stuff. I bet Wesley had a few in his shed.

I would love to have a store nearby like what you describe, Pearl. Sounds like a great place to browse for videos. I'd feel like a kid in a candy store. :D

I do like some Fig Newtons, so if fig rolls are the same. :)

Looking forward to it.

Congrats! Are you getting Norah to sew them on for you? Hopefully not through a letterbox hole in the door.

If you (or anyone else) go there again could you stop in and ask the owner? Or call or email? I tried to look them up online but keep getting Marina Resort Hotel. Unsure if that is the same. Going by the pictures it does not seem to have anything to do with the show besides the catch phrase.

The "Classic British Telly" YouTube channel recently posted a video on this "Cast Interviews 1973-1983" book. Plus a link for the book is in the description. @ 19 USD seems a nice price for an 86 page LotSW book. The video in original post is showing as not available so hope you do not mind...

Best of luck with that.

A Ballad for Wind Instruments and Canoe. I am glad they changed the show title. Less main focus on the library and more on the trio, countryside and locals (people as well as pubs).

Happy Birthday to Mr. Clarke ! A thank you for the wonderful TV stories you have done.