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you mentioned bruce willis dick, had to respond to that...i havnt got the time of day for the man.....plays all these hero characters, i dont expect him to be anything like that of course in real life, but when 9/11 happened he cancelled his visit to the uk because, i am led to believe he was...

i agree, peters motor skills arent very good, through the whole lifetime of the series he has always seemed a little uncoodrinated , even when you see him clapping in later years it does'nt sit right, he is always awkward, but then who is perfect and it does'nt detract from his wonderful acting...

i wonder where the song book was published, if it was in scotland i cant imagine it would have said scotch instead of scottish....i'm not scottish but it still drives me mad to hear the scots referred to as scotch.

beat me to it ****....but did peter marry again ?

all good relevent comments....at the end of the day i think it was in house composed "noise" and it certainly juxtoposed with the quiet of the dales.... :)

i hope you do big unc, the early rincewind books are relatively short so if you dont get drawn in then its not like ploughing through war and peace....later books tend to be longer.

quite a few of us are fans then....wouldnt worry about giving too much away dick theres so much of it, thats one of the joys of pratchett, being able to start all over again and enjoying his work just as much the second time around.

we tried and got the same result as dick...ah well :)

totally agree rhi, once you get started you cant put them down........start from the beginning though, you can read the books cold so to speak, but better if you have the background from the start.

number one terry pratchett fan sue, i've read them all too and just started ploughing through again from the beginning, interesting to see how his books changed from the early rincewind centred novels to focusing much more on ankh morpork with vimes always in the foreground or background.

well as you say its his choice, if he feels its difficult to remain part of the community then fair enough, and it is a community.

gosh just realised "walter" was in porridge as well as summer wine.....his mum in summer wine was a strong lass.

the only pub i can remember across from the bus station is the white hart. had a drink in there a few years back, was quiet, but then it was lunchtime.

have i missed something, what makes you say that ?

does anyone remember 2 point 4 children...used to enjoy that.

on a warmer day i put lay the venetian blinds out flat on the garden table and wipe them over with cloth and soapy water, it works and doesnt take very long.

absolutely right big unc, just checked it, never noticed before but the car has been moved well back...when they first pulled up the viaduct wall was right next to the car, well spotted.

watched "a quiet drink" last night for the first time in ages...was wonderfully refreshing.....looked up the colliers arms and found a photograph from later in the 70's and it had a large stone extension built on the front, but couldnt find anything later...does anyone know if its still there.

nothing wrong with dick van dyke as an actor, seen him in many films but his english accent in films ruins them for me...as for the yorkshire accent being kind of cute i dont think many yorkshire people would appreciate it being described as such.

if you enjoy roy clarkes writing and ronnie barker in sitcom then "open all hours " has to be for you...classics, and you can get the whole lot on you tube.. :)