Hi de Hi

The Punch and Judy bloke and Ted Bovis were probably the two best characters.

Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.....cack.....

Are you being served-here Pussy Pussy

doh

Allo Allo.

so most BBC sitcoms/comedies from that era then

Kev, Mr Escape Goat asked me to respond to your post with immediate effect.

You see, he is a massive Frank Spencer fan. He regularly tours the World doing his Frank Spencer impressions (which are excellent I hasten to add).

Describing his no 1 programme as 'cack' is quite a serious issue.

He asked me to pass on a message..










I would seriously consider going into hiding if I were you kev.

Listen, and understand! That Goat is out there! It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are beaten with his spade.

imagine a scoreboard-type thing at Pools.................as you are leaving the ground..........canned applause and a credits list rolling down the scoreboard...........you have just been watching (Dad's Army-style) with Dad's Army music

Shane Reddish
Paul Daughtry
Peter Billing
Stephen Halliday
Denny Ingram

not to mention

I wish programmes still did say 'you have been watching'. Instead the cast/credit list whizzes by at a speed of knots in minute script, so that it's impossible to read. Sometimes it's even squashed into a corner of the screen so that they can tell you about the next thrilling episode of Corrie at the same time.

I must admit, I always like to know who did the wardrobe........................

......and 'best boy' is an interesting one also!

is there a worst one, then?

I see you're getting interested....

HHHHancocks half hour

When I was about 10 my dad told me that there was a special sign language gesture for Tony Hancock. With his left hand he pointed at his toe, knee, right hand, then crotch area. I believed him as well.

Ruth Ellis??

I've had her.

I fear no goat........