One Time Only.

[Barrychuckle]

Mervyn from Mervyn Would Be Proud

Mervin from Of Passion & Pizza!

 

[Roger]

Audrey Craig from Beware of Laughing at Nora's Hats

 

[Barrychuckle]

Was going to say Terry, but he was so good in his cameo role that they offered him silly money to appear in a 2nd episode.

 

[Roger]

Mrs. Cornwall-Harris

 

[Barrychuckle]

Either of the young girls skipping down the cobbled street at the beginning of the pilot

 

[Roger]

Mr Zapojinski

 

[Barrychuckle]

Sinclair from Wormley Witches fame!

 

[Onslow]

The cash machine guy in Situations Vacant. A one-and-done appearance ; )

 

[Marianna]

The cash machine guy in Situations Vacant. A one-and-done appearance ; )

Wasn't that Tom Owen? Or did you mean the character, rather than the actor?

 

[Roger]

Audrey Nash

 

[Adanor]

Tom Owen as the Bank Customer at the ATM

 

[Onslow]

Wasn't that Tom Owen? Or did you mean the character, rather than the actor?

Looking at the initial guidance I used "character". Tongue in cheek entry given the reality of the actor's prolific later appearances.

 

[Barrychuckle]

Looking at the initial guidance I used "character". Tongue in cheek entry given the reality of the actor's prolific later appearances.

Now there's a deep question, was he Tom Owen in that episode as a very brief cameo of what was come? Perhaps like Clem who would become Smiler or was he more like Lennys wife played by Barbara Young who went on to play a different character

 

[Roger]

DW Cheetham

 

[theatrically_inclined]

Now there's a deep question, was he Tom Owen in that episode as a very brief cameo of what was come? Perhaps like Clem who would become Smiler or was he more like Lennys wife played by Barbara Young who went on to play a different character

too smartly dressed for a relative of Compo!

 

[mashibinbin]

Now there's a deep question, was he Tom Owen in that episode as a very brief cameo of what was come? Perhaps like Clem who would become Smiler or was he more like Lennys wife played by Barbara Young who went on to play a different character

Oh very much a different character was our ATM fellow. He's willingly on the throes of spending his own money, has trusted a bank with it prior and isn't attached to Waldo.

I expect Compo had another unknown son causing this seeming anomaly and if we venture a little more out of Summer Wine land there is a remarkable village populated by a great number of characters all passing more than a slight resemblance to Tom Owen!

 

[Adanor]

I usually try to find some redeeming value in each character in LOTSW; however, I did not find anything to like about Waldo. Well, it was just a stuffed animal, however, Tom seemed to be attached to it and in that vein, sort of gave life to it. Not sure why Tom needed Waldo or what that was exactly about. In short -- YUK.

 

[theatrically_inclined]

I usually try to find some redeeming value in each character in LOTSW; however, I did not find anything to like about Waldo. Well, it was just a stuffed animal, however, Tom seemed to be attached to it and in that vein, sort of gave life to it. Not sure why Tom needed Waldo or what that was exactly about. In short -- YUK.

Waldo was the brains of the operation.

 

[mashibinbin]

Waldo was the brains of the operation.

Make no bones about it, he took the woof with the smooth and would bark out orders to Tom!

 

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The two men from the religious group in Beware of the Elbow? I'm in two minds whether they appeared in two separate episodes, as I seem to remember them in an anonymous street somewhere getting bored with one of Foggy's war stories, as well as outside Clegg's house.