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Luckily the BBC had a gap in their schedule & asked Sullivan if he could dig out a previously rejected idea about a market trader & his younger brother...

Walter "Foggy" Dewhurst.

Smiler.

When breakdancing became popular in the 1980s, many lino shops made a trade of selling offcuts to dancers.

Nora Batty

Dried Date

Zero, Captain.

I remember Highway, Three up Two Down, Kojak & Treasure Hunt. I've heard French Fields in passing, but can't remember watching it.

Triumph Herald

Supposedly the BBC kept at least one set of Foggy's clothes in case Brian Wilde ever wanted to made a return.

I remember there was a drama documentary about Live Aid a few years ago which showed how Bob Geldof ran himself ragged.

I remember they raced 850 estates in the mid 1990s!

My Great Uncle had them in the 1980s & had to give up driving because of them, I think his doctor restricted him to daylight driving but he decided to hand his licence in because he thought his eyesight would keep getting worse.

She was the original Christine Cagney in the telemovie of Cagney & Lacey, but couldn't appear in the TV series because her commitments to MASH.

I liked it when Eli went walking his dog in the countryside & ended up bringing back a sheep!

I remember 2 episode with him playing darts, the first where he threw them into a seat next to the trio & another like the one mentioned above, I think in both cases the background music was like the Bullseye theme!

I've got the Charley Says VHS tapes.

Both Brian Wilde & Peter Sallis did voiceovers for Public Information Films, I've got the feeling Bill Owen did as well.

From what I've heard Michael Bates found the workload for LOTSW too much for him with the many location shoots, but could cope better with the usually studio based It Ain't Half Hot Mum.

Michael Aldridge was also in the adaptations of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe.