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    Who Did we Not See

    Aunties black 1977, Triumph 736cc, motorbike. His own white 1972, Chevrolet Impala.
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    Who Did we Not See

    In s20 episode 2, Billy had a blue Ford Escort van
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    Who Did we Not See

    Waldo
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    Raining

    Some of the location filming for Christmas episodes was in the winter. Location filming dates for “What’s Santa Brought for Nora Then?” were 26 November to 3 December 1989. The script for “A Leg up for Christmas” was only finalised on 22 September 1995.
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    Episode titles spoken fully by a character within that episode

    Whoops, Trio, closing scene.
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    Favourite Eli moments

    It's originally from the 1973 Morecambe & Wise Christmas Show, and versions of it were used on later occasions. However it seems Ray Galton and Alan Simpson used a similar line in an early Hancock radio show. It's entirely likely that these are pre-dated by a music Hall Joke...
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    A trip to Homfirth

    There was a plan diagram on one of the 'for sale' sites, but they managed to put one of the doors in the wrong place and it nearly gave me a migraine trying to resolve it!
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    More Mid-Summerwine Mayhem !

    Oh, this is great news, I didn't see that coming ... ;)
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    Wesley's music?

    Thick custard! (that's a request, not an insult)
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    Wesley's music?

    I'm having déjà vu ...
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    Wesley's music?

    YouTube make this type of music available to creators; some musicians / producer's have 100s of tracks available!
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    Wesley's music?

    Pumping Iron was 'stock' or 'library' music - created by various musicians in the hope that it will fit in with the requires of a radio, tv, or film production. It's usually cheaper and easier for producers, and the musician can sometimes licence the same music to many different shows. Some of...
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    Russ Abbot

    According to Ms Jay Hunt, the new Controller of BBC1, there were no “pre-watershed slots” available to transmit the show. About 2 years later she left the BBC following an employment Tribunal that upheld complaints from a TV presenter of age discrimination and victimisation by Hunt. Despite this...
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    A bag of Sweets

    Sherbet Spaceships
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    Summer Wine Exhibition Phots’s,September 11-12th,2025

    I created an Excel spreadsheet (of course I did) episode by episode...
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    Come back Jack Harry

    You do realise you were next door!
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    Russ Abbot

    Roy Clarke had written a pilot episode for a Basildon Bond series, called “008 – The Real James Bond”.
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    A Nice Picture

    Smiler; smiling!
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    What Connection has this Video

    Ooooh, ooh!
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    A Nice Day For It

    Is that Flight Hill? If it is, you know what was found there!
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