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It gave most of it's stars a good start in the business. Most of them have done very well since. Timothy Spall, Kevin Whately, and Tim Healy in particular. I love the accent so it went down well with me. At least they were all real geordies, unlike Brenda Blethin's Vera. I loved the third series...

Everything you say is so true, but I was laughing like a drain yesterday when we saw a repeat. Why is that I wonder!

We can't leave the men on their own, they would never manage. (I was going to put a smiley face but it didn't work for me)

Well yes, but I could give you 'my look' which my family say is pretty scary

Yes or we will borrow Ivy's tray.

Cleggy would probably have a 'turn'.

Gwen Taylor Brenda Blethin Either order

I have gone all 'trendy' and do roasted vegetables, but the husbands hates them so apart from the potatoes I have to do separate dishes. And I don't usually bother with a joint for two of us we have chops with all of the trimmings.

From the response to this thread we all take mote interest in the adverts that the actual programs!! And did 'drinka pinta milk a day' get mentioned yet?

What like clones you mean?

I like Holmfirth to visit, but I would not move there. Like a lot of other people who watch LOTSW I thought everything was together in the town, but in fact the locations are spread over a very wide area.

I am another Susan.

I am ashamed to say that I am starting to like Chris Evens, well a little bit anyway. I never thought that I would say that!

'Simples'. Not sweets I know but I am in love with Sergei Meerkat. He is turning into a bit of a rebel. If you haven't yet read A Simples Life, shame on you.

I would second that. I also did a quick think about my own town in Surrey. I am surrounded by hills, not the same sort of hills maybe, but they make me puff!

Oh yes rainbow. My son did the best Bungle and Zippy impressions.

Was it Brian Blessed who played Fancy Smith? And what was the name of the Irish chap.?

Not strange, but her scones always look nice.

Bring back Z Cars, I say. Oh please tell me that I am not the only one to remember it.

That is nice. One of my smaller relatives is to visit Edinburgh Zoo this week. He wants to pat a crocodile! He is not quite three. He may grow up to be a vet, who knows?