[lowbridge]

[AbolishCSEU]

Bummer! Loved that show!! Only thing worthwhile on PBS (other than antique road show)

I have the entire collection backed up electronically

[fatnotlazy]

I love that series. Didn’t realize he was the last surviving cast member.

Rest in peace, Mr. Smith.

[W.]

RIP Mr. Smith.

I love that show, found it on PBS back in the early 90's. I was just wondering if anyone was left, and then this...

[niteowl77]

Candy Davis and Mike Berry are still alive, but Nicholas Smith was the last of the original cast.

Mr. niteowl77

[nuconvert]

I had no idea that he was the last surviving member of the original cast

[Gefn]

RIP Old Jug Ears.

This show made me a fan of Britcoms.

[vetvetdoug]

I enjoyed watching the show especially since we got it on the PBS stations. Many times it was the only thing we could get with the rabbit ears. RIP Mr. Smith.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Mollie Sugden...Mrs. Betty Slocombe (heart failure 2009)

John Inman...Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries (Hep A 2007)

Frank Thornton...Captain Stephen Peacock (natural causes 2013)

Wendy Richard...Miss Shirley Brahms (breast cancer 2009)

Trevor Bannister...Mr. Dick Lucas (heart attack 2011)

Arthur English...Mr. Beverley Harman (emphysema 1995)

Harold Bennett...Young Mr. Grace (heart attack 1981)

Arthur Brough...Mr. Ernest Grainger (natural causes 1978)

[stayathomemom]

We had been watching the show for two years on a black and white TV in our bedroom before I discovered that Mrs. Slocombe’s hair was colored. I discovered this when I realized we had left the TV on in the family room and I went down to turn it off. I went running upstairs yelling, “Mrs. Slocombe has blue hair!!!”
No big deal these days;-)

[mumblypeg]

Great show.
Even thinking about Wibbly-Wobblies still cracks me up.