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amos hames
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Try this one for a Sunday morning
"No wonder they didn't live long enough to put a roof on Stonehenge"
Sounds like Billy to me
It is Billy but which episode
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Whose line is it anyway?
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It is Billy but which episode
Try this one for a Sunday morning
"No wonder they didn't live long enough to put a roof on Stonehenge"
Sounds like Billy to me
It is Billy but which episode
Maybe Last Post And Pigeon
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amos hames
Guest
Try this one for a Sunday morning
"No wonder they didn't live long enough to put a roof on Stonehenge"
Sounds like Billy to me
It is Billy but which episode
Maybe Last Post And Pigeon
Thats the one Terry
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Eli Thingy
Guest
sounds like a blamire line 2 me, but cant remember the episode
Well done with Blamire but what episode
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Eli Thingy
Guest
cud it b "inventor of the 40 foot ferret"?
Sorry not that one
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amos hames
Guest
Was it Northern flying circus
Sorry not that one
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Eli Thingy
Guest
it wasnt the pilot was it?
Yes it was well done
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Eli Thingy
Guest
tht was a complete guess so im glad i got it right.
ok my next go "listen im not that miserable"
codfanglers
Dedicated Member
I just watched a particular episode with lots of great lines. Both of these lines are from the same episode.
Which episode and who said what line?
1. "Three Stars for Barmy.....no problem"
2. "I see your Sugar Puffs are reduced"
I will be writing about this episode further in a couple of days.
Which episode and who said what line?
1. "Three Stars for Barmy.....no problem"
2. "I see your Sugar Puffs are reduced"
I will be writing about this episode further in a couple of days.
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Eli Thingy
Guest
number 1 was ivy, number 2 was clegg but the episode isnt in my head atm, all i kno is its from foggys second run in the show
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amos hames
Guest
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amos hames
Guest
Heres one for Tuesday night
"I've had them playing on the roof and everything"
"I've had them playing on the roof and everything"
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Eli Thingy
Guest
correct amos
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Eli Thingy
Guest
Heres one for Tuesday night
"I've had them playing on the roof and everything"
it think its a seymour line about the kids at his school, i think the line is from uncle of the bride but i might b wrong
Heres one for Tuesday night
"I've had them playing on the roof and everything"
I think that's Chip in Pate and Chips.
(Great quiz, by the way.)