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I am sure he needed to have a backup or two somewhere. Given how adept Pearl was at disabling his bicycle. I can picture her like one of the Resistance Ladies of 'Allo, Allo' stealing distributor rotor arms from enemy vehicles.

Sounds like loads of fun AND on a steam train. Foggy would be so jealous! Please let us know how it goes. Curious if there are multiple carloads do they do the skits in one car then move to the next and repeat. What happened to Daisy? Glad to see the show and theme, plus being on a steam...

What an amazing capture of the fly by. Was not sure it it was a real picture or not at first.

I had noticed that line too but not thought much about it. Now will keep an eye out for what is on the other end when they show the full street. Other ideas: -If not for some utility line then possibly one used for street decorations, festivals? -Hanging a banner for when Arkwright actually...

Agree with you that the Compo trilogy episodes can really pull on the heart strings. Goes to show how good the other actors and writing really are to be able to handle Bill's passing as a much loved actor and character.

Glad you did, they look much better. I am curious how you went about finding someone to do that. It seems to be a highly specialized / bespoke / niche / artisan ... type of service. We used to have thick phone books called the 'Yellow Pages' full of local businesses back in the day. No...

Oh my goodness, Amos! Marianna! Onslow? If you like sci-fi related comedy shows then you should check it out. It is a good, silly and funny show. May look a little dated nowadays but the comedy and writing are solid. Tempted to say it is like 'Father Ted' out in space but that is not...

You made it this far Denton, might as well finish out the series :). I agree with you that Russ comes on stronger than he should have. At least you can watch it for the other characters.

Very nice.

If they would have said something about the cancellation a few years ago when there was hype about producing a new RD special. They might have had more support in fan crowd source funding. Naylor should have the rights to the show and his word product to do a Go-Fund-It drive. Now the fans...

Sad news, captain. A bit of a strange article that is dated yesterday Sep 8th 2025. They say that the Red Dwarf special was commissioned back in Jan 2023. Then go on to say that UKTV axed it a few months later. So... around mid 2023 I'm guessing. They are just now telling us two...

That sounds like it was a start to an interesting conversation.

Greets and Weclome! :18:

Been a big fan of the "Lovejoy" series for quite some time. An irresistible rogue with a keen eye for antiques and amateur part-time mystery solver. Taken from the novels of Jonathon Gash - have the paperbacks and DVD's :cool: . Felt Ian McShane, Dudley Sutton, Phyllis Logan, Maggie...

A Peter Tinniswood classic and great series with John Comer, Liz Smith, Robin Bailey, Stephen Rea among others. As well as a guest appearance in an episode by "Mouse" from LotSW. This time he is not trying to get a free drink from the trio. "Forgotten British Television" on youtube is...

A good watch if you are a fan of Fulton Mackay and Patricia Brake. The "Old Television" channel on youtube is starting to post the series. Kinda on par with "Don't Drink the Water" with Stephen Lewis. Link to the first episode, you can find the playlist of the rest from there.

Yep, French Fields / Fresh Fields, Kojak, That's My Boy. Enjoyed all those. Heard of Three Up, Two Down but not seen it. Kojak was a great show. Telly Savalas's daughter is a pretty good singer - saw her in a few PostModern Jukebox videos. Can't help but chuckle to a Kojak reference in Two...

Really nice. I do like the description "sumptuously illustrated" and at near 400 pages it is a hefty book. You must have put a lot of effort into this. Also did not know you did '50 Years of Last of the Summer Wine' , kudos Miles. Hope it sells well. :18: Not really looked at the age...

Very nice.