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Whoops, Trio, closing scene.

It's originally from the 1973 Morecambe & Wise Christmas Show, and versions of it were used on later occasions. However it seems Ray Galton and Alan Simpson used a similar line in an early Hancock radio show. It's entirely likely that these are pre-dated by a music Hall Joke...

There was a plan diagram on one of the 'for sale' sites, but they managed to put one of the doors in the wrong place and it nearly gave me a migraine trying to resolve it!

Oh, this is great news, I didn't see that coming ... ;)

Thick custard! (that's a request, not an insult)

I'm having déjà vu ...

YouTube make this type of music available to creators; some musicians / producer's have 100s of tracks available!

Pumping Iron was 'stock' or 'library' music - created by various musicians in the hope that it will fit in with the requires of a radio, tv, or film production. It's usually cheaper and easier for producers, and the musician can sometimes licence the same music to many different shows. Some of...

According to Ms Jay Hunt, the new Controller of BBC1, there were no “pre-watershed slots” available to transmit the show. About 2 years later she left the BBC following an employment Tribunal that upheld complaints from a TV presenter of age discrimination and victimisation by Hunt. Despite this...

Sherbet Spaceships

I created an Excel spreadsheet (of course I did) episode by episode...

You do realise you were next door!

Roy Clarke had written a pilot episode for a Basildon Bond series, called “008 – The Real James Bond”.

Smiler; smiling!

Ooooh, ooh!

Is that Flight Hill? If it is, you know what was found there!

don't worry, I've already emptied my piggy bank...

Merry Christmas Everyone! 2024 and 2025 have been terrible years here, despite my modest success on YouTube. However, Santa's elves brought me an early present, and now I don't owe the bank my soul anymore!

Well, that narrows it down to 295 episodes!

I know all the operator suites were very similar, but that does look like Banbury High Street, even down to the table in the foreground. The Supervisors desk is just off the the left. The main door is on the far right. When you went in you had to walk the entire length of the room to ask the...