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Smashy and Nicey….. alright, not ‘alf.

Or this…

Connie.. Margaret Nolan:08:

They’re naughty……………….. …….but nice.

Graham Garden and Bill Oddie are. Sadly TBT passed away. Their shows should be shown on tv.

The cake part always reminded me of the running ad’s for cream cakes that had so many great stars taking part.

Nope, I don’t remember that one. How about The Price Is Right…. Come on down!! I hated that show!

I remember the Des O’Connor version.

Shooting Stars was a must watch for me.

They showed a few episodes on tv last year, it was so funny. Who would have thought Shove Ha’penny would have been so riveting :)

Cheggars Plays Pop … fully clothed!!

Well, definitely not Shafted with Robert Kilroy Silk! I quite enjoyed the original Deal or No Deal and Pop Quiz back in the day. The only quiz show I occasionally watch now is the rerun of Bullseye and The Wheel.

Have you ever heard the phrase, suffer the little children?

Arnold Ridley also fought in the first and Second World War. He sustained serious injuries at the Somme.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/iconic-carry-star-revealed-world-31766727

My favourite has to be Peter Butterworth being one of the heroes in the prisoner of war camp ( Stalag Luft 3) that featured in the film The Wooden Horse, he was one of the vaulters.

It was famously name checked in the dark comedy The League of Gentlemen. Superseded by the Picnic bar!

How about the Maverick bar?

I think his portrayal of Fletch in Porridge is fantastic. I don’t see Ronnie Barker when I watch Porridge I only see Norman Stanley.