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It would be nice to think they would, but I often think these things are a patronising, token gesture which makes the BBC give the impression they are listening to the Licence payers.

Sorry, but I cannot agree. The BBC have wanted rid of Summer Wine for a while. As for the borderline decisions coming out with a positive outcome, I don't think that is right either, they have only been interested in lining their own fat pockets while the quality of programmes has declined...

A Chaise Longe Too Far ("I want my Barry back, even if he comes with excessive amounts of couch" )- Priceless :D and Sadly, Mafly, Bradley.

'Jurassic, No Parking' and 'An apple A Day'

i had to go for the last two in the series, although I would jhave liked to have picked them all, this for me, was one of the best series in recent memory. 'The second Husband and the showgirls' had me laughing from start to end and 'All of a Florrie' is for me one of Truly's best episodes...

Yes (my favourite 'Seymour' episode)

Sorry to have to tell people this. A friend of my mother's worked on the set and he said - and this was some time ago - that there where a couple of them who were real pains in the backside. Naturally he told us just who - although Tom Owen was not one of them - i think People would be...

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Not surprising as the corporation is run by morons in the first place ;D

Beware of the elbow. With Norman Rossington and Compo's Floating 'Fat Lady'

ITV have already announced that there will be no more filming. I don't know how many they shot before they suspended it indefinitely ???

Correct :)

Re: Radio Times Q & A Session with Cheryl Taylor... Complete waste of tiome in my opinion. The woman seems totally pig-ignorant, it's her the BBC should axing, she's a waste of space.

Which episode? Clegg (refering to Compo): "But he want's to be buried with it!" Seymour: "I'll get a shovel"

Spring Fever - I think ???

'Happy Birthday Howard' for definite, I cannot think of the other for the moment.

I bought mine from Ron Backhouse at the White Horse and he charged me £10 :) £59.99 :o , i agree, we should have bought a few ;D

I have found it varies with price, depending on where you go. It's sometimes cheaper to buy them from WH Smith's, the last series was £19.99, wheras at HMV they were asking £24, and I asked them straight out how they could justify a £4 difference, they could not give me a straightforward answer.

I don't think they will be from re-runs. Some of the discs they sell cover shows form the early 60's that have never been repeated on cable TV let alone commercial. I assume that the quality would be poor, hence them only replacing a faulty disc if you don't like what you get.

Thanks for the link George, it's all good info.