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Last of the Summer Wine Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladies' Elastic Stockings? (1973–2010) Online

Last of the Summer Wine Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladies' Elastic Stockings? (1973–2010) Online
Original Title :
Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladiesu0027 Elastic Stockings?
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy
Year :
1973–2010
Directror :
Alan J.W. Bell
Cast :
Michael Aldridge,Bill Owen,Peter Sallis
Writer :
Roy Clarke
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
33min
Rating :
8.2/10
Last of the Summer Wine Why Does Norman Clegg Buy Ladies' Elastic Stockings? (1973–2010) Online

Clegg is roped in to helping Howard and Marina's budding romance, against his will and better judgement.
Episode cast overview:
Michael Aldridge Michael Aldridge - Seymour
Bill Owen Bill Owen - Compo
Peter Sallis Peter Sallis - Clegg
Thora Hird Thora Hird - Edie
Joe Gladwin Joe Gladwin - Wally Batty
Kathy Staff Kathy Staff - Nora Batty
Jane Freeman Jane Freeman - Ivy
Jonathan Linsley Jonathan Linsley - 'Crusher' Milburn
Jean Fergusson Jean Fergusson - Marina
Robert Fyfe Robert Fyfe - Howard
Juliette Kaplan Juliette Kaplan - Pearl
Johnny Leeze Johnny Leeze - Meter Reader
Gordon Wharmby Gordon Wharmby - Wesley

The newspaper beside Compo's bed is The Ferret Fancier.


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SkroN

SkroN

Seymour was introduced in the New Years Day special in 1986. His introduction in the regular series happened a year later in January 1987.

To differentiate him from Foggy, Seymour had the wacky inventor persona as well as the retired headmaster of a boys school.

I think Seymour was meant to be a crackpot out of his time. At least his sister Edie loves him, no one else does.

We now have moved to a format where Howard constantly bothers Clegg for a favour which usually involves contacting or passing a gift to Marina. In this episode, stockings.

The pièce de résistance is Seymour's invention. A bicycle powered drilling machine. At least Roy Clarke knew that the audience would find a bike contraption funny.

Seymour drills for oil and Ronnie Hazlehurst adds the Dallas theme.

This is a changed Last of the Summer Wine and a new era.

Looking back at it again, I can see the golden age was definitely over when Foggy left.