Hinge And Bracket

[Svejk]

You know how when you're young you 'hate'certain things but as you get older you,kinda,grow into them.eg,girls,mustard,classical music.
Well,to that end,I listened to H&B on the radio,this morning.Blimey,what a racket.My eardrums are aching.is there anyone out there who can stand them?

[murraymints]

Just for you sve !

[murraymints]

[Svejk]

^^^^^^
Reported. ;)

[murraymints]

Lol....xx

[Dee Sa]

I liked them in small doses and they were way way before David Wallaims character "I'm a laideee" in Little Britain.

[murraymints]

Sadly one of them is now trilling at afternoon tea parties up there with the big man now....

[mikey4444]

I thought that their Radio series was very funny indeed. The BBC should repeat them more often.

[Peter Pedant]

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God are they still around ?

I feel like that with Dick Emery - even tho the prisoner of war sketches are based on the stories my Dad told him...

good luck

[cupid04]

I loved dear ladies. Which one used to make the funny noise breathing on her glasses when cleaning them?

[bibblebub]

mikey - the radio series are repeated regularly on Radio 4 extra and one is currently on at 5pm Monday/5am Tuesday http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ffvxj/broadcasts/upcoming

[andy-hughes]

Patrick Fyfe played the female inpersonator in the Steptoe And Son film.

I loved H & B - wonderful voices.

[B00]

Oh yeah Andy!!!

That was on the other night too, the Steptoe film, and after you saying that, I really did have a "of course!" moment :-)

[mikey4444]

Thanks bibs...I have heard them all before but they are certainly worth watching again.

[cupid04]

Sorry, just realised only one of them wore glasses. Well it was a long time ago!