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The early ones with valves probably were the worst! I heard about someone's family getting one as a hand me down from a richer relative, but their Dad didn't like the smell of dust burning on the valves so as soon as they could afford...

It was all about bolts , he was a car mechanic so not only dealt with nuts and bolts he bolted after Granville seeking revenge for the air horn incident . As the milk round supervisor he advised Granville to stick to his bolts when...

You could say he got around a bit! :P

Is Jeremy Quite Safe?

The early ones with valves probably were the worst! I heard about someone's family getting one as a hand me down from a richer relative, but their Dad didn't like the smell of dust burning on the valves so as soon as they could afford...

Well, I don't miss the fact that faces were always green.

TV toast mmmmmm delicious :37:

The old Colour TV sets would burn through the electric, then even worse the Plasma TV, you could stand in front of those with bread on a toasting fork

Mending Stuart's Leg

That would have been great, Abbot could have done that. He was offered the part of Barry's neighbour Boothroyd in 'Enter The Finger' (who could have become a recurring character) - but he declined. Basically he wasn't interested unless...

Well, I don't miss the fact that faces were always green.

It was all about bolts , he was a car mechanic so not only dealt with nuts and bolts he bolted after Granville seeking revenge for the air horn incident . As the milk round supervisor he advised Granville to stick to his bolts when...

In the early episodes the man with the little red sportscar also played the milk round supervisor in a later episode

The old Colour TV sets would burn through the electric, then even worse the Plasma TV, you could stand in front of those with bread on a toasting fork

I recall the TV top antenna that would you stand there adjusting to picture perfect, but by the time you sat down the screen had turned to mush again