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"Foggy was determined to find that penny he lost."

Did Wesley put his hat on it? ;)

For Pearl any episode that featured Marina! ;)

Given the apparent sincerity of that scene he would certainly try to but Marina wouldn't let go without a fight and would attempt to get his jealousy roused. Eventually she'd give up and Mr Sibshaw would wax wistfully about his myriad encounters akin to Sid and a certain bus conductoress.

For number 2 I'm hazarding a guess that Howard stole Cleggy's back door key once to let in Marina surrepticiously, however despite nearly 'cracking it this time', she only went and lost it. Later on it was found but that Christmas Compo had to be squeezed more than Foggy's not so really...

Having thought about it for all of 10 seconds I'd say 1. is because their milkman, a certain Mr Luther Hobdyke, lived there and out of consideration for his exceedingly early starts to the day they didn't want to disturb his sleep. If they did they did they would undoubtedly get one of his tales...

Compo saw the fields, was instructed to plough them by Foggy and after he was given the wrong one by him decided to scatter! Wheelies has a giant tractor wheel.

As a mummy(!) in Extra, Extra!

Nicely (train) spotted! :)

Funny you should say that Barry, a brief script excerpt from the long believed lost episode "Train of thought" has just been uncovered... The location is Edie's house, it is coffee morning and as usual the ladies are gathered around putting the world to rights. Glenda: I hoped he'd have...

Life in the snow lane.

What a way to scrape a living!

That'll be 'Passing the Earring' and probably whispered by Clegg every time Foggy went into Auntie's first.

As the most unlikely replacement for Crusher in motorcycle gear, "A Leg up for Christmas."

Hopefully at a time of their own shoesing.

Brilliant, in a time when we ware bombarded by bad news this is one very welcome piece of good one.

It's a great show captain, I just don't want Parsley Sidings renaming themselves over it!

Thank goodness Dad's Army's radio sequel wasn't mentioned! :eek2:

It's a great find and such a shame the BBC have only released only 4 episodes on cd.

As Yorkshire's whiniest horse, "Errol Flynn used to have a Pair like that."