A rare Saturday off, so I am building the pub for my layout. Now to print the pub sign off in OO gauge...
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Steve Hyett
Профиль VivelyStoryteller, Lamplighter and Saggar-makers bottom-knocker. Gossip Columnist for the Isle of Aran Shoemaker's Monthly. Writes stuff. Acts a bit. Attempts to teach drama. None well.
Surely undertakers should have a regulating body to stop this sort of thing. I suggest calling it Offsdead.
Fascinating, but quite depressing to watch. I miss Oasis, and The Costermonger pub too.
Neil Norman And His Cosmic OrchestraBoth @goonpod.bsky.social and @smershpod.com cost me a fortune in Blu Rays and DVDs, as I listen to their podcasts and simply have to watch the damn films I don't own or on streaming. I have a Tremors Blu Ray on the way at the moment thanks to Smersh Pod.
Goon PodONLY TWO CAN PLAY (1962) With Paul Whitelaw @paulwhitelaw.bsky.social pod.link/1569929507 The film where Peter Sellers said his co-star couldn't act for toffee. She proved him right by winning a Bafta. He also sold his shares in the film right before it went on and made major coin. Oh, PETER!
Bloody Hell...I mean how cheap must Live at the Apollo be to make? Surely axing that can't save all that much. Likewise Celebrity Mastermind.
Scott Bryan"The BBC has confirmed Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo will not be returning." "These difficult decisions form part of the BBC’s previously announced first phase of its proposals to make £500m of savings over the next three years." www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/...
Victor and Margaret briefly mentioning Stuart in One Foot In The Grave. Nothing else comes close to the melancholy sadness of those few lines.
Sitcom PeopleIn a thread sure to be full of SPOILERS what do you think is the saddest moment in sitcom history?
Just been reminded that Bill Oddie was in The Plank. The original one. The best one.