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Billy Ingleton: The Man who Nearly Knew Pavarotti (Just before Wesley almost runs him over)

Sorry Terry, I missed the thing about Alan Bell and the 10 episodes. The BBC is very poor nowadays. I look at their schedule and shudder at the daily garbage people are forced to pay towards. yet some people sit and watch it all day - my neighbour for one. I seem to recall the culture...

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Spot on. I even rank Dad's Army and Rising Damp (although I would probably get my hands slapped nowadays as it is no longer 'PC' to like such things - Rigsby's racism, sexism, etc.) above OFAH, to be honest, I was one of the few who found very little of that series actually funny.

I think you have summed it up perfectly. But referring to Dick's quote regarding Socialists he just might realise he has shot himself in the foot there, seeing as it was the Labour government that actually backed this whole idea. I am only too lucky to be working while all this is going on.

Looks like it :(

I recall buying one of those K-Tel compilation albums and his track 'Can't Keep It In' inspired me to listen to more of his music. Always easy to listen to and from what I have read is a nice person too.

My two loves are Rugby League and golf. I was taken to rugby from a very young age but in all the 50 years I have been watching I have to sat that for me the late John Holmes of Leeds was probably the best stand off to pull on a shirt for GB or Leeds also Ellery Hanley (Bradford and Wigan)...

Sorry Amos but for me it has no significance whatsoever. Other than London getting part of it's transport system upgraded and Lord Cole Saddling us with a 'Sporting Legacy' (or his term for huge debt) I don't see the point. Many people North of Watford will feel the same, I work in retail and...

Marina in her silver raincoat. Pretty sure the episode is 'Three Men and a Mangle', if not it is definitely from the Seymour era.

Thanks Terry. It serves them damn well right. Do I have an ounce of sympathy? No. Maybe now it will hit home just what a huge gap they left by cancelling SW. Still it's too late now, what is done is done. If they did by some miracle even consider bringing back the show I doubt if Roy Clarke...

That's why it is called 'acting'.

Oh, so YOU know better than someone who worked on the set and also told me what an inverted snob Brian Wilde was. I shall bow to your superior knowledge.

I have just been going through the opening credits of the episodes I have - which is most of them - and 'Last Post and Pigeon' with the vicar and his assistant is the only one I can find. With regards to it been screened on the 25th March this year, UK Gold were re-running series 1 which would...

I have always had dogs up to around 25 years ago and then decided to change. Since then I have had cats, my first one passed away at 17, then we lost one at just 7 - he was run over - but the same day I went out and bought a female kitten - the first female pet I have had, she is part Siamese...

Edie: "We give them three meals a day and a clean shirt whenever they want one. If that's not showing affection, I don't know what is?" From same conversation: Glenda: "What did you do on your honeymoon?" Edie: "You went to Blackpool, THAT'S what you did on your honeymoon, now drink your...

Wanda - In Which Howard Remembers Where He Left His Bicycle Pump'

Count me in ;D

One of Marina's earrings ???