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I've dug this one out for the Wrinkled stocking display.

I wouldn't say unusual, I'd sit and have a conversation with a stranger but him in doors avoids it at all costs, I think it's down to personality some people will talk to strangers in any part of the world where as others won't. As for...

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I've dug this one out for the Wrinkled stocking display.

If a man can't afford hankies he's business having a wife.

Hi all! My name is Kallum and I am 21. I am from the UK. I am a huge sitcom fan and I love a whole range of comedies. Last of the Summer Wine is one of them, I really like Clegg as my favourite character he's the one to sort of in...

Everything aside, this is still a hilarious episode! They are visiting a boat which won't be moving from it's mooring in a private marina but Hyacinth feels the need to call the Met Office for a shipping forecast :D :D :D

'Mind the duck Richard!'

If a man can't afford hankies he's business having a wife.

True, but she was costing him a small fortune in hankies..

Poor Mrs Tesdale, being blamed because him in doors can't reverse! He wouldn't be getting any onion gravy from me with that attitude.

If a man can't afford hankies he's business having a wife.

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

I've mentioned it before, but during audience filming, I recall just how excited Alan J Bell was to have Russ in the cast. He really felt it would propel the show to a new younger audience. Sadly it wasn't to be :(

I see shows like Strictly get around 5 million viewers and the BBC are over the moon about that, Eastenders averages 2.4 million and even during the 40th only reached around the 5 million, The last series of Death in Paradise 3.4...