Word Association

[sinistral]

It couldn't last forever....sooner or later someone was going to start one....... ;D


Cauliflower

[Patrick]

Pansy.

[sinistral]

Cauliflower.....Pansy???

I hope you're going to play nicely Patrick......

Some of us take our wordgames seriously.....

Arseing about isn't encouraged ;D


Potter

[Patrick]

Mint










_{The hotter mint}

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Potter - Mint



Coin



I think Patrick might need some time on the naughty step

[sinistral]

Pound


Potter was a comedy series,ARF.....He made."Potter mints the hotter mints"

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Cage


Really ? Ive never heard of it

[sinistral]

Bird

(It starred Arthur Lowe)

[trubble]

Man

Will someone be psychoanalysing us later?

[sinistral]

Trap

Will someone be psychoanalysing us later?

Yes.....In the Chatroom tomorrow night!

[trubble]

Door


Great, a group therapy session. I need it.

[sinistral]

Stop

(And a nice comfy couch my dear.....heh heh heh)

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Light

Will someone be psychoanalysing us later?

Yes trubbs Alpha said he was gonna give you a good phsychoanalysing on friday

[sinistral]

Flash

(Not you Alpha....sit down) ;D

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Gordon

[sinistral]

Gin

[Patrick]

Ice.








Potter was the last thing Arthur Lowe did. (On TV). He was replaced briefly by Robin Bailey of "I Didn't Know You Cared" fame. Really it was a forerunner of One Foot In the Grave.

Just checked - it wasn't the last........

In 1978 Arthur was offered a new series for BBC called Potter followed by Bless Me Father for London Weekend Television. In this he played Father Duddleswell, an Irish priest who was forced to deal with a young novice curate named Father Neil Boyd. The scripts were by a real-life former novice curate named Peter De Rosa and allowed Lowe to give another characteristic performance very much in keeping with his recognised comedic style. After the end of Bless Me, Father, Arthur began to tour in theatrical productions with his wife. It finally got to the point where he refused to work without her. In the process he declined numerous West End roles and even a part in the Warren Beatty film Heaven Can Wait. Instead he ended up doing lesser theatrical productions and the occasional bit part on television.

An unfortunate end....

In April 1982 Arthur and Joan were in Birmingham appearing in a production of the play Home At Seven. He had already done a matinee and several radio and television interviews. Before the evening performance he collapsed. Since he had suffered from narcolepsy for years his wife was convinced that he’d just fallen asleep and would wake up. She was wrong. He had suffered a stroke and after being rushed to the hospital died early the next morning.

[sinistral]

Cube




That has reminded me of this,Patrick.
I can remember seeing Arthur Lowe being interviewed on the lunchtime TV show "Pebble Mill at One" I think it may even have been the day he died.
His face was very red and flustered and speech slightly slurred.It was awful to watch and a sad final memory of a wonderful actor.

[mathoslerhymer]

Mister

never saw that ,I used to watch Pebblemill at One, I watched The Bedsitting Room on uchoob recently Arthur Lowe was superb in all he did.

[sinistral]

Men


And Arthur Lowe did the narration for that series.