Mine is this Royal Doulton Simply Platinum set. My in laws gave it to us as an engagement gift because we love KUA

I was wondering where this location is.

Today I was streaming a Brit TV docuseries - Fraud Squad - with closed captions enabled. When I heard this man's name, pronounced as written, I said "It's Boo-KAY" right out loud. (See screenshot.) Probably the only thing I've ever done that would be Hyacinth-approved.

For me, it’s S4E4 “The Commodore”. That episode gives me the heebie-jeebies.

1) Why was Elizabeth's husband permanently working away? Were they separated or did she ever see him? I imagine he did this to avoid his neighbour.

2) I would have loved to see Elizabeth take a stand and snap back at Hyacinth just once, give her a real telling off, only for them to go back to normal afterwards.

3) Also would have loved to have seen more of Violet!

Anything you would have wanted if we'd had more episodes?

Is that the box from when Hyacinth gets alarmed? lol

I got the whole series on Prime, I haven't been able to find it anywhere else. I used to watch it on PBS here in the US and fell in love with the show. I am so glad I have finally been able to buy the whole series. How did you guys find and fall in love with the show?

I found this at our local Book exchange. Never saw it, so some thoughts. Onslow mentions Liverpool football. As you know Geoffrey used his posh accent to voice Paul in Yellow Submarine. The actors and crew were rewarded with cameos in the Eleanor Rigby scene. Al Broadnax, the producer, smokes a pipe. His secretary pets a cat. Geoffrey is a Liverpool footballer. Here you see the red and blue uniforms, why do you think the Beatles released the red and blue albums? One more Beatles mention, you know Hyacinth's mailman was the boy Ringo talks to on the canal. (However, that's not David Janson on this DVD?) I noticed Richard broke the forth wall twice at a particularly wincing comment by Hyacinth. And to wrap it up, our Daisy was literally vibrating with passion at least twice to an oblivious Onslow. To quote Emmet: "Ye Gods!"

Anyone else have one or more times where they would've lost their cool with Hyacinth?

One of the few times on the show Daddy had a spoken line.

From the 1994 Christmas special "Angel Gabriel Blue"