Still amazed I’ve been with my other half for SEVENTEEN YEARS of deciding ending it would just be too much faff now

Happy Birthday to Joanna Lumley. Seen here with Richard Wattis in a film I suspect is suspiciously missing from her CV, Games Lovers Play from 1971.

What more could you ask for

When no weekly shop was complete without Birds custard, Imperial Leather, talcum powder and a tin of spam

Artist: HarryWingfield (1972)

Remembering the time some weird bloke on here said he was disappointed in any Dr Who fans who followed me or Gareth Roberts. Well I don’t give much of a stuff about Dr Who any more but I’m delighted to call Gareth a friend & am so chuffed so many people like my stuff on here.

Good crikey

Glorious

What an insult

Irma returns to the Street after 2 yrs when her husband & child are killed in a car crash. Sister-in-law Val Barlow is concerned about her mental health. Bet Lynch opines that you’d need to be mad to see a psychiatrist, after which Irma has a good laugh & is completely A-OK

“Delight in your child’s joy”

June plays the mother of musical prodigy David Hill, who Ena finds breaking into the mission hall - because he wants to play the organ! A spin-off LP was released but sadly there were no more in the Ena Sharples Presents series

June Brown confronting Ena Sharples in Coronation Street, 15 yrs before EastEnders debuted

Watching a Coronation St from 1970 where the young female characters (Bet, Lucille, Sandra Butler) all go to a swinging party. It is exactly how you would think it is.

Watched a Dr Who, an Avengers & a Champions shown within a wk of each other in 1969, & Harry Towb gets killed in all 3.

Babes, we're still banging on about the Web Planet.

I’m bringing my “Audience with Mick Miller” show to The Comedy Station comedy Club in Blackpool for an afternoon performance on on Saturday 13th July. Doors open at 2 pm, show starts at 3.00pm as part of the Blackpool Comey Festival click below
blackpoolcomedyclub.com/event/an-audie…

Anyone who’s ever read anything by Stuart Heritage will understand why he’s the go to man on things not being funny

Expired IDs being invalid as proof of age (rather than your eligibility to drive/leave the country etc) has always seemed completely bonkers to me

June Brown confronting Ena Sharples in Coronation Street, 15 yrs before EastEnders debuted

Susan George was in fact 20 when this film was released, but Charles Bronson (“He’s almost 40”) was 49