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It will happen one of these days, Barrychuckle. Also, it might have to wait until the kids grow up.....maybe another 8 -1 0 years.

The Mysterious CW Northrop

Bigcat, I am really enjoying your inquiries. I have no idea, but I always found it quite interesting how Roy Clarke used random characters throughout the show. Many times they would appear only once, but in Gordon's case, it was 3 appearances. I will wait to hear other responses from the more...

Barrychuckle's description is right on point. I am an American who first discovered the show while it was airing the post-Compo years. I didn't get the Blamire years so much the first few times. However, I recommend you keep watching the series from beginning to end. I eventually got to love the...

Perfection: Thy Name is Ridley

The Man Who Invented Yorkshire Funny Stuff

Short Back and Palais Glide

Car and Garter

Thank you so much, Keith. And to you as well.

A Quiet Drink

I got my most unpopular character. It is a single-appearance character, so not one of the most obvious ones. I will disclose then!

Hands down, Vernon Sedgewick for me. He always stood out as a special character. I can also see the appeal in Captaon Zero.

Deviations with Davenport

I will reshare my favorite all-time quote. It was a later episode where Howard is at Clegg's and they are reminiscing about the old days. (paraphrasing here) Howard, "What about romance?" Clegg, "That was for foreigners."

Much appreciated!

Wally looks sad there. It is as if he bought a new suit. :p

Well, I was certainly wrong about it being after Seymour. One of my favorites!

The screen brightness and Compo's appearance make me guess it is a few years after the Seymour era.

Ordeal by Trousers

Destiny and Six Bananas?