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Tango Red Leader Bristow enters the shop in full dress blacks and a black brain bucket, unable to hear a thing. Arkwright causes the visor to jamb shut. Bristow speaks but is muffled by the stuck-closed helmet visor. Granville says "it sounds like someone whose head is stuck in a Russian...

Arkwright: "Fancy the Americans spending so much on Disney World when they could have had Marxism for nothing".

Thank you!!! Good news is always welcome.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery!!! The hospital is the best and yet the worst place to be when you are not well (unless you are getting fitted for an aerial).

Mr. MacKintyre - Bagpipes

Alvin - Sousaphone and One Man Band Irish Johnny - Penny whistle Wendell - Flute and French horn Compo, Clegg, Sid & Foggy - Recorder Compo - Banjo and One Man Band Mrs. Berkenshaw - The Organ Mr. Drysdale - the Organ (but only the white notes) Smiler - Trumpet Marina - Bass drum (She did...

To me, it sounds like the first line of a limerick. You can instantly see where it is going, just like the one about the girl from Nantucket.

Again, Thanks for your efforts!! There was a song. I think it was a song for kids. Think about our 'Itsy Bitsy Spider Went Up the Waterspout' song. I went back into the wollenmills of my own rusty mind and remembered that the poem I mentioned was actually a nursery rhyme. Armed with that, I...

Thanks Onslow for your efforts on my behalf, but that isn't the song. The song in the episode starts out something like "Won't you come into my parlor said the spider to the fly". I expect that after the first stanza, the lyrics that Compo sang were customized, to suit the occasion, and suit...

In 'Set the People Free', Compo heads up to Nora's place armed with flowers and chocolates and sings a song to distract Nora while Wally makes his getaway to the boat awaiting below. The song begins with something about a spider and a fly. I know I have heard this song somewhere, but I just...

Warning: if you haven't seen the series, don't read this as I give away bits of the plot. In ATGB there were many romances of sorts. Jean and Lionel, Alistair and Judy, Alistair and Mercury (who we never saw), Judy and the school teacher who had two children, Rocky and Madge, an imaginary...

Continued best wishes for a speedy recovery!

Serendipity!!!

I forgot to mention, Our very own Barry Wilkinson appears in one episode as a herald, and Francis Cox again achieves perfection in her craft in the role of Mrs. Thrupp.

When I retired, I greatly reduced my cable TV subscription because I didn’t want to live the dream sitting in front of the boob tube pursuing mindless entertainment and being brainwashed by the media. I lost all the channels that featured the “build shows” including OCC. That said, I didn’t...

How about 'As Time Goes By', starring Geoffrey Palmer and Dame Judy Dench? There is no vulgarity, edginess or daft. It is a very pleasant, easy on the eyes and ears, light comedy, highly recommended at bedtime.

I could suggest 'To The Manor Born', an oldie but goodie.

I thought the car stereos used in 'It all began with an old volvo headlamp' sounded pretty hot, unless there was some kind of audio trickery used for the filming. I wouldn't want my eardrums in a closed car capable of such sound pressure levels, but you have to admire the throbbing of the...

I believe .dk is Denmark. Germany is .de (Deutschland)

Gastric built it in hope of impressing Madge.