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Glenda was always a bit of a marmite character for me. I always felt a bit sorry for Barry in his first run. In his second run he had a much more comical role and he seemed more involved with the boys.

I think sad and pathetic is a bit harsh on poor Foggy, I felt on his second run he was a bit more happy go lucky and less 'stiff' so for me it is his second run. Its funny how peoples views differ as the 1990-97 summer wine era is my favourite era. With (for me) lots of great episodes, stop the...

Charlie Chaplin :) although he would of been a bit to frail by then. And also Benny Hill and Harry Hill :)

I was only five when John Lennon died, I can remember asking my Dad why anyone would want to kill him, my Dad had difficulty in making me understand. Princess Di, I remember getting up early that day going into the living room and turning the telly on, the news was on and a picture of Diana was...

Co stars not always seeing eye to eye seems to be a common thing. I remember watching a documentary about Red Dwarf and Craig Charles saying that at the beginning that he and Chris Barrie could not stand each other, I think they got on better in later series. It's to Brian Wildes and Bill Owens...

Regarding Brian Wilde being an awkward character I think it's important to remember there are two sides to every story. Vines book is just one persons perspective and by all accounts Bill Owen wasn't the easiest person to get along with. He fell out with Michael Bates as well as Brian Wilde...

I wonder if he would still have been married to Yoko and still living in Dakota?. He did once say he would like to retire to Ireland. And just think The Beatles could of made a proper comeback in 1995-96 ;D then Oasis would of been put in there place ;).

yes happyjack I am :) i live just outside Dereham in Norfolk, wouldnt want to live anywhere else, and Stephen Fry lives just up the road ;D

Yes they did, in an episode of keeping up appearances the postman bribes a young boy to deliver Mrs buckets mail. The episode where Onslow and Daisy's daughter was having her baby christened, we see her holding the child. And a young lad once was seen helping the milkman.

there goes the groom, a leg up for christmas, the man who nearly knew pavorotti. return of the warrior.

Sorry but I have to totally disagree, I think outnumbered is a brilliant comedy. The youngsters are superb in the series, espically when you consider they have to ad lib alot of the time. Long may it continue.

1.Foggy 2.Eli 3.Auntie Wainwright 4.Pearl 5.Cleggy 6.Smiler 7.Compo 8.Wesley 9.Truley 10.Babs I never liked Edie, couldn't stand June Whitfields character (who cared about Travis?) never really like Seymour at the time, but as the years have gone and I have watched the Seymour episodes again iv...

Didnt you just love my regimental scarf in those early episodes? ;D

I cant see it happening myself sadly. It took the establishment until two years before his death to award Charlie Chaplin a knighthood.

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