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Just imagine... You were given the opportunity to take one trip back into the past. You decide to use this trip to travel back in time to see the filming of a specific scene or episode. Which episode or scene would you want to see being filmed were you given this ability? Would you also want...

That is a really good question. Now, I haven't seen or heard of any scenes that were shot for any episodes but were edited out being their first transmission. The most I know of were the alternate scenes Alan J.W. Bell shot for some of the episodes. Like the one wstol mentioned with Nora Batty...

Maybe it's me but the Seymour Years seemed to be the most creative in terms of the different situations that the characters (especially Compo) were put in, y'know, because Seymour was more or less an inventor. While there were episodes with those creative instances before and especially after...

I think, for me, one of the best stunts on the show has got to be from "Downhill Racer". The scene where the three men are skating down that hill on their trays? The sight of Cleggy toppling down is quite amusing. :) I'm really curious as to how that scene was set up and whatnot. When it came...

I actually have that book. Found it on Amazon at a good price. It's just want I like to see: a decent amount of behind the scenes photos with nice descriptions. Now, if only more photo books like that were released...

Beside Summer-wine.com, Summer-wine.co.uk (or just summerwine.co.uk) was one of the first LOTSW sites (probably was THE first site) I visited around the time I started watching the show. It was a rather nice site with a wealth of photos and information. It was also one of those sites where you...

Well, if you do, please let us know what his answer is. Also, watching LOTSW as you're young is a good time to start! :) To further elaborate on controlling the men, another way to go about it is each day you start with Clegg in his home. On the map will be the locations of the other two men...

Oh, so that what it's called. "Deep In The Heart Of Yorkshire". I'm pretty sure there are lots of nice tidbits about our show in those books. Perhaps, in the future, maybe someone might be nice enough to post them up online, either by scanning them or otherwise. About how much are the amount of...

You say you have all of the Journals? And yes, I did find out the the Summer Wine Appreciation Society had ended. That's rather unfortunate.

From what I understand, the LOTSW Appreciation Society gave out Journals pertaining to the show filled with facts and other good stuff. Was any one here lucky enough to collect these Journals?

(Forgive me as this topic is quite old but I feel as if I have to reply to it. Also...this is a bit long.) It's interesting that the topic of a LOTSW computer game should come up. You see, a while ago, I came up with my own idea of what a LOTSW video game could be. First, it would have been...

Thanks, though I'm very aware of those books. In fact, I own about three of them. Very good reads. :) But I was thinking about how, in some of those big DVD sets, there would be a small booklet talking about the production of the program, including brief interviews and such. Or, they could just...

Thank you all very much for the warm welcome! Makes a person feel very appreciated. :)

If they ever release this big DVD/Blu Ray set containing all 37 Series including the specials, I hope they would also include other nice features like promos, bloopers, behind the scenes footage, interviews...all that good stuff. And first and foremost, none of the episodes or specials would be...

Hello everyone, Cap n Mac here! I've just joined this forum after looking through it for sometime (or, as some may call it, lurking) and I'm glad to finally join the rest of the Winos! :) You see, it all started that summer night in 2005 when I happened to come across "30 Years Of The Last Of...