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Funnily enough I had been watching "In the service of humanity" a few times over the last few weeks and noticed Foggy;s pocket as he is standing on the bank.I put it down to crew lighting or such and never thought any more about it.Now that the mention of two jackets being possbly used, i just...

That is actually extremely close Thankyou Hector

The episode where Edie thinks Wesley has had an accident and then throws her arms around him when he appears(Situations vacant).Also,Sid and Ivy kissing in the café in A Merry Heatwave.There are actually quite a few tender,softer moments through out the programme. Hector

I am in Newtownards which sits at the very top of Strangford Lough.It is approx. 10 miles from Belfast Hector

My understanding from way back was the English glasses were marked on the side and held exactly a pint of beer up to that mark.The rest of the glass accommodated the head or froth.If they drank something like a pint of cider,lemonade,water or a beer that didn't froth much or not at all then then...

From a personal point of view I would liked to have seen more of the characters like Sid,Wally and Wesley.I suppose though that the main focus was really on our three heroes and the others were mainly there to help the storyline along or for a bit of added interest and such.LOTSW had some...

This is a Summer wine classic and one of my favourite episodes from the whole programme.One of the bits that stand out for me is the wonderful Joe Gladwin/Wally when sitting at the table in the pub."i'd have to stand there helpless.Helpless!.She could have the bloke mauled to death before I...

I have a vague memory that Brian Wilde/Foggy's height is mentioned in ether A Bells or A Vines book somewhere. Hector

The wall paper always seems to catch my attention every time I watch that episode. Hector

I was another one who had never seen this before but I have now thanks to ****s link.As others have mentioned this could have made an interesting and fun full length episode. Thankyou **** Hector

I have no idea where it is but seeing all those steep hills made ,"In Loving Memory"jump into my head instantly.Probably wrong though :D Hector

Foggy's lady friend and her mother in law in Wales.That poor bloke in the café that had to eat the last scone or face an irate Ivy. The young girl at Noras door in the pilot episode.Not sure if the neighbour Nora was talking to(same episode) ever appeared again or not. Hector

No,as far as I can remember Blamire lived with his landlady. Hector.

I think youll find that Cleggy actually moved twice.He first moved from a biggish detached house( that we see in earlier episodes like Hail Smiling Morn or Thereabouts,Small Tune on a Penny Wassail,etc.)to a house that seems to be opposite the clock tower.It sat among a row of a few other houses...

Many years ago I tried a few of those non alcoholic beers but I always ended up with gut ache so just went back to soft drinks. As a kid I always enjoyed lemonade with a little bit of milk in it.One day I tried brown lemonade with powdered milk(Marvel) which actually frothed up and looked like...

I always enjoyed watching him in Hi Di Hi and You rang m' Lord.He always seemed to come across as very natural and funny. RIP Paul Shane Hector.

I have always been curious as to what was used to represent beer in these type of programmes. Hector

It seems that Foggy has had quite a few home addresses.As mentioned,he returned home to Arnold Crescent but we saw him in the attic of his landlady.In Enter the Phantom, he is seen in a sort of shed thingy between two houses while he tarts up Compos m/bike.So I always assumed that one of the...

I don't know about LOTSW but Pauline McLynn who played Mrs Doyle in Father Ted also doubled as one of the mischievous Nuns who threw little balls of paper at Ted on an aeroplane. Hector.

I would agree with the others and say well spotted. Hector