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Sorry Pearl can't help clearly the spaceship shed some light on the group of people to suck them up into the ship :fp:

Nice swerve there Mr Mash [sorry he's in Are you Being Served I know] Elvis [albeit Howard ]

I was thinking about Peter , how many actors can say not only were they in the longest running comedy show from episode 1 to the very final one but also part of team who won an Oscar and attended the Oscar ceremony itself . There are great actors who achieved much but got nowhere near such an...

I love the Mel Brooks film High Anxiety in which he parodies the Birds.

Ernie Burniston

Well he ain't no Cowboy in the Quiet Man and it is such a great film I would just put up with it [or decant some of the creamy milk on his napper if he persists with the shouts]

Starting with your name then Amos given its your idea then Smiler .

Does Ash Wednesday get its name from all of the cremated pancakes from failed attempts yesterday :fp:

One of my favourites ever which never gets a mention is the Tailor of Panama . In January they showed some of the Ealing Classics on the BEEB and the wonderful Whiskey Galore[not the remake] which I would watch at any time alongside the Quiet Man.

Deep in the Heart of Yorkshire.

Talking of Edie and Glenda in today's episode Will Randolph make a good impression Barry and Glenda come out of the house and I have only just noticed , presumably in homage to Thora Hird [I think ], Glenda checks the door is locked by bumping the door with her him just like Edie did on a...

Sadly , Madly, Bradley.

Old but good An Englishman , Scotsman and Irishman were asked questions about their sons and names . The Englishman said "I named my son George after St George, he was born on St George's day." The Scotsman said " I named my son Andrew after the patron saint of Scotland , he was born on November...

Stop the Bath

Sure they must have crossed paths with Tony the Throat Mambosa :13::eek: as have I in todays second episode on Gold

Remember him as the sleepy carpet fitter in an early One Foot in the Grave but first sentence with that distinctive voice you knew it was him.

Enjoyed the video immensely your research is clearly time consuming but well worth the effort, thank you so much for producing this series of videos . I remember That's your funeral including David Battley, such a distinctive voice, his manner reminds me very much of Stephen Lewis who basically...

Reinforced Bottom , of the Heavily type ;)

Northern Flying Circus [ not Monty Python's]

Witchfinder General if often offered up as a classic but was deemed very controversial Mark Kermode from BBC reviews it on You Tube which you may wish to view first before watching it.