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Bovril in August (to quote Peter Sallis' location filming experiences).

Time On Their Hands.

One Foot in the Grave (before that other programme used it). or Three Feet in the Grave.

Can you imagine just £200 to book the Beatles for a gig, this was 1963 I don't know how much that would be today, the article goes onto to say the support group was The Fortunes who got paid just under £19.00

What about The Frozen Chicken Man in honour of the episode and your Kentucky connection? ;)

In the [in my humble opinion] greatest ever episode....1989's "JOLLY BOYS OUTING".....when he is asked what a female swan is called at the beginning of their game of "trivial pursuit" at Cassandra's dinner party..[to impress her...

Anyone know when the cafe became a REAL cafe in real life? It seems the outside of the 'cafe' was painted white in real life during Series 6, could it have been then?

Erm, there's probably about 200 episodes where we don't see inside the library. Anyhow, The Man from Oswestry.

Was it a paint shop before or after?

Pre Cafe days it was a Fish & Chip shop which I am sure we all knew, found these super pictures online, the first one of the chippy, the second one is the owner Norman Beall on his way to open up, I think this name appear on the cafe...

Anyone remember GROT the shop and industry Reggie Iolanthe Perrin opened , wonderful comedic concept and idea from David Nobbs the writer.

A money shop…. all the banks have disappeared!!!!