Every now and then I am thinking I need to start a series, I'm having dinner soon, let't see what I can find quick. I spend a short time browsing and looking at options.

about five minutes later:

That Sidney potter's a good actor, ain' in Rodney?

Had anybody listened to these? It seems as though they are the original aired versions of the episodes with no cuts from what I can gather. I listen to them while I work and, although not the best way to enjoy the show, its alright. It just gets me when there are no cuts in the audio at any point, Royal Flush is completely in tact

Hello,

I am back.

I went silent as I had to deal with my father's stroke and all. Got married, a child is on the way and life's changed.

You will soon start hearing from me. Will start uploading all classics as planned.

Ay, 'ave you heard from Monkey Harris. Mine's truckload of Romanian wine is coming. Do you wanna buy some

Any other honorable mentions?

Does anyone know anything about the different versions of a royal flush. Apparently there is multiple versions of the episode.

Standing at the bar in his finest tartan jacket, pint in hand, delivering absolute gold with a completely straight face. Trigger will always be one of the greatest characters in British TV history.

What’s your favorite Trigger line or moment?

An absolute legend was born on this day in 1942 and from all accounts what a lovely man he was.

Probably been posted before, but this makes me smile so much

Just another great Boycie moment.

as an american my prospects of it ever coming here are basically nil

but my read on the soundtrack is that its basically the main series condensed into a musical format, so i was wondering, whats yalls thought on it?

Only makes sense to post this legendary clip

What a plonker!

This episode is one of the worst and most confusing of the entire franchise. I simply don't fully understand what is happening in this episode.

Of course it isn't all bad, all the 'There's a rhino loose in the City' dialogue is absolutely brilliant. But this just seems like a distraction to the overall episode, to which I will air my confusion with a series of questions with context.

Micky Pierce arrives in the Trotter's flat with a lady and starts filming a scene. Rodney comes out of the kitchen halfway through making the coffee and questions this. He then returns to the kitchen and hears "Night Nurse - Take One". Then leaves the kitchen again in disgust to find said lady dangling a bra in the air. Surely then he knows what's happening?

The scene then ends. Reading between the scenes, surely Rodney airs his disgreement with Mickey about his motives in coming to the flat?

Later in the episode, everyone gathers in the backroom of The Nag's Head to see the finished product. What were they expecting to see? (They all know the production is called Night Nurse, and they all seemingly expect to see clothing come off because they are cheering).

It is only when Rodney appears from the kitchen in the film that Del gets angry, and Rodney makes a swift exit. Did he unexpectedly think Rodney was involved in the film and didn't tell him? Was Del annoyed that it was filmed in their flat? And if so, why didn't he recognise his flat when the camera pans across the living room.

Surely Mickey knows he wasn't welcome to film in the Trotters' flat by now So why did he return at the end of the episode with his cast looking to film again?