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At the very end of Cashflow Problems, Compo is in a wetsuit diving for coins in the fountain and ends up soaking Nora in the face with his snorkel, and also splashes her more with his fins.

It's a pickle !! I remember the first time I saw that I laughed so hard I had tears rolling. I've seen it probably 50 times now and I still laugh, just not with tears now. :D

I can't remember where,, but I read somewhere that it used to be a storerroom.

Hi Gremlin, we have those kind of shops here in the States too.

Yes Mal,, that's also what I remember.

Sorry Darrin, but I'm from the older generation that didn't get their feelings hurt every time someone blinked too hard at them. I have never seen such a generation that have to be coddled so much. Quite frankly, I'm fed up with all this politically correct junk. I think one of the reasons that...

In many different episodes it was referenced how all the main characters knew each other and their antics in their school days. Yet there were distances in their real life ages. The acting was so well done though that it was easily believable. I remember one instance in which Compo was joking...

I don't think that was a pipe,, I think it was his "tinkering" screwdriver.

Darrin, don't for get Clegg's open shirt collar in The Kink In Foggy's Niblick.

My favorite early episode is Forked Lightening.

I agree here also. I know the scenes were written for the comedy that's intended, but some were stretched too far past being believable. For me, the worst example is when the boys are trying to measure Nora's feet on the ladder. When their ladder falls backwards into the river, we're supposed to...

Haha Barmpot !! I agree!

In information I've read about "First Of The Summer Wine", that series is supposed to be taking place in 1939 and Clegg's age is given as 18 at the time. If Edith were born in 1900, that would mae her 21 years older than Norman.

So you're saying clegg's wife was almost 20 years older than him??

Sorry, I don't own any of those series yet. I can only watch those early ones on YouTube.

It might have been nice to see Smiler's wife at least a few more times. She seemed like she would have made a good accomplice with Nora and Ivy.

In Ordeal By Trousers, they were in the library when Compo dropped the beetle down Foggy's pants.

Hey Sue, does it count when Compo cranked his hand siren up and Wesley wet her with his paint tray? HaHa!

It's definitely in my Top 10 of favorite eps.

I liked the episode Earnshaw Strikes Again in which the wall bursts open and sprays Foggy. "Good one Earnshaw!!"