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Well, every story has an ending, and so it was that the series came to a 'close', with a smattering of laughs.

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PC Eggings pops round to Ronald for a cuppa, but no sooner has the kettle boiled than he reveals a startling revelation: 'Ron, I have to tell you, I have a deep sadness inside that has festered since early childhood!' Ronald enquire as to whether the ex-police officer would prefer PG Tips or Twinings, but at this stage he is too far gone.ДЄll Good Things. One young scoundrel attempts to play an Alanis Morissette CD at the gathering, and is rebuked by Captain Bliggs, who tosses a dead fox in it's flippin' face.Д®levenses for Eleven! Delia helps Petulia organise a coffee morning, but things get out of control when a grand total of eleven are invited! 'It's no problem, Petulia, eleven is manageable!' The look Petulia gives her would threaten a medusa indeed, this is the moment that things would never be the same again between the two, and the last three series are soured by this madness. Petulia organises a wine-sampling evening for everyone, but is concerned about Delia inviting her crazy bohemian friends to it ('them arty weirdos'). But they accidentally link to a rude website, with hilarious consequences!

Pubbledown Goes Online! PC Eggings suggests setting up an official website for the Close on the Internet, with the help of young Ron, who knows a thing or two about computers. That's Livin', Alright! This series one favourite saw Albert helping PC Eggings build an extension onto his house, 'for a small and 'reasonable' fee.' However, he is soon rumbled when Petulia notices some dry rot in the brickwork. That said, let's take a look at 'six of the best'!: In later series, however, his softer side shone through, and by series five he could often be found setting the world to rights over a pint or two down The Axe and Chicken with none other than PC Eggings himself!Д®lsewhere, McGann's facial resemblance to Bryan Ferry is interesting, because by coincidence the show's theme tune was an instrumental version of Roxy Music's 'More Than This'. Howman essayed the role of bully-boy Albert Riggs, a tough, leather-jacketed hoodlum who was treated with suspicion at first, and slow to conform to the ways of the Close.

If there was one fly in the ointment, however, it was Karl Howman. Leslie Ash and Joe McGann played hip young couple Delia and Ronald O' Toole, who's somewhat out-there ideas ('A food compost bin?! Really?!') were usually met with horror and onanistic debasement, but who were a warm pair really! Set in the famed cul-de-sac of the the title, it saw a rum selection of the finest neighbours getting into all sorts of scrapes and conundrums! Imelda Staunton played the 'matriarch' of the Close, retired school marm Petulia Knobflakes, who saw things were kept in order in regard to the neighbourhood watch scheme, annual tidy towns application and, oh, well, just about everything! Meanwhile, retired police constable Randolph Eggings (John Challis) kept a 'knowing' eye on proceedings, but mellowed over the years like a cheap wine on a Tesco shelf! And bringing up the rear - in more ways than one, as was later seen - was Peter Egan's wonderful Master of the Hunt, Captain Bliggs Mitchell, who was fond of chasing unwanted chavs off the estate with his wild horses!Д«ut hold on - we're making it all sound rather fusty! Regular viewers will remember that it wasn't just the old brigade that kept things ticking along round Puppledown. Have you been down to Puppledown Close? Be prepared to stay awhile! Yes, finally, the wait is over, because thanks to a Kickstarter campaign, the entire run of comedy-drama-series Puppledown Close is now available on DVD! All 68 episodes (including Christmas and May Day specials!) are included in the box, which is available now from cleaner branches of Poundstretcher, priced ВЈ40.99.Д«ut what was the classic show, which ran from 2003-12? Written by Roger Laremipipes, it starred a who's who of comedy/drama stalwarts, who kept us laughing and crying during the show's ITV tenure.

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