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Here in the United States, the state of telephone boxes (or telephone booths as we call them) is also in disarray. Many have disappeared altogether, as cell phones have rendered them redundant. In all honesty, I can't remember the last time I saw one. They've for the most part gone the way of...

I didn't receive anything, but I didn't mind actually. Christmas has gotten too commercialized and away from it's true meaning -- celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. In the spirit of the holiday, however, I was generous with my giving, especially where my twin nieces are concerned.

In no particular order... 1. Wally 2. Sid 3. Eli 4. Smiler 5. Auntie Wainright 6. Edie 7. Wesley 8. Howard 9. Marina 10. Pearl

I'd like to take this opportunity to send my belated birthday wishes to Frank as well. A fine comedic actor he is indeed. Nobody could have played Captain Peacock and Truly Of The Yard quite like he could. Those characters suited him to a tee.

Got to go with "All Mod Conned" followed by "And A Dewhirst Up A Fir Tree".

The BBC America website has the middle of February as the release date for the 1991 series. I already pre-ordered my copy!

Just saw the episode "Ballad For Wind Instruments & Canoe"... ...and was very impressed with the beautiful scenery as the trio rowed along in Armpepper's canoe. That brings me to my next question. How exactly did they get Armpepper's canoe? The episode didn't state whether they borrowed it...

My musical tastes are rather broad. In any given day, I could go from listening to Andres Segovia to Burl Ives to Judas Priest to everything else in between.

A bunch of houses in my neighborhood are lit up like airport runways with all the blinking lights. Plus, there's always my new-found tradition of watching the LOTSW Christmas specials on DVD, of which "All Mod Conned" is my favorite!

This I would have loved to see come to fruition! A shame the BBC doesn't know good, quality comedy when they see it. Apparently, vulgarity and lewd behavior passes for comedy these days, and I find that utterly shameful.

When I saw how the picture caption on the main page hadn't been updated for months, I figured something was up. A shame it fell by the wayside. I sincerely hope this site does NOT follow suit, as LOTSW fans everywhere need an online forum to meet and discuss the series.

Manfromoswestry here. Used to post as compocleggfoggy on www.lastofthesummerwine.net before the site got shut down. I discovered LOTSW on American public TV with an episode called "Sinclair And The Wormley Witches", and I've been hooked ever since. A shame the series got cancelled in 2010, but...