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"After Edith".

"The Greatest Generation". People born between 1901 and 1924. The generation before 'the silent generation', which was before 'boomers'.

"Repo Man, Chiselhurst and Conrad". (That should should span the supporting cast for the entire series.)

Have you noticed what a REALLY good title 'Last of the Summer Wine' actually is?

The Diary of Norman Clegg - perhaps with a monologue at the end like Open All Hours.

Three Teas Please.

The Odd Trio.

Two Plus One.

It Ain't Half Cold Lad.

fiftysomething

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.

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?

I can see we're going to have to weigh a 300ml can, and a 250ml+25ml can, and compare for content...

Just seen the smaller print near the top. So it should be a 250ml can, with an extra 25ml, making the 275ml as stated at the very bottom. But they still use a 300ml can, for only 275ml? Well, they can't use a regular 250ml can, can they? Obviously not. So do they make do with a 300ml can, and...

The Loxley Lozenge has a feel of the early 90s episodes - because Wesley is in it. (Is that the kind of thing you mean?) And Welcome To Earth has a mid 80s feel to it - probably because of the night scenes.

Why not? The old can is 300ml. The new can is marked 275ml at the bottom, with an extra 25ml at the top. Add together, 300ml. Both cans are the same size. They are both 300ml cans. One is marked 275ml at the bottom, but they've included the extra 25ml at the top. They have made it look like a...