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WanderingAlbatross - Wing-tipping down the rollers of life's ocean. Posted Jan 20, 2009
The pub scenes were filmed in the Kings Arms at Askrigg in the Yorkshire Dales. We had Christmas lunch there in 2008.
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Icy North Posted Jan 20, 2009
The theme music was written by Johnny Pearson, who also wrote the music to...
...wait for it...
Captain Pugwash!
de-de-de-der de-de-de-der
de-de de-de de-de de-de de..
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kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? Posted Jan 20, 2009
really!? +6 to you icy
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Miss Cherry13 Posted Jan 20, 2009
Ohhhhhh pub quiz question 
Thirsk* in North Yorkshire
*spelling?
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Oops the Destroyer - not actually evil just very clumsy Posted Jan 20, 2009
He took the name of James Herriott from a football match that was on TV at the time, one of the goalkeepers being named Jim Herriott.
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kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? Posted Jan 20, 2009
miss cherry +3
oops 6
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kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? Posted Jan 22, 2009
bob +3
miss cherry +3
icy +6
oops +6
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- 21: WanderingAlbatross - Wing-tipping down the rollers of life's ocean. (Jan 20, 2009)
- 22: Icy North (Jan 20, 2009)
- 23: kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? (Jan 20, 2009)
- 24: Miss Cherry13 (Jan 20, 2009)
- 25: Oops the Destroyer - not actually evil just very clumsy (Jan 20, 2009)
- 26: kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? (Jan 20, 2009)
- 27: kipperonthefloor - Make sense? What fun is there in Making sense? (Jan 22, 2009)
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