Is one less.
RIP Rodney Bewes!
Bloody great humour in its time.
RIP Rodney Bewes!
Bloody great humour in its time.
Off Topic The Likely Lads
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Well I never knew he'd popped his clogs.Is one less.
RIP Rodney Bewes!
Bloody great humour in its time.
James Bolam never got on with him apparently.
RIP.
Spending all day avoiding the England result only to find the game had been cancelled. One of the classics.
RIP Rodney
RIP Rodney
He is, but runs the place down every chance he gets. I loved his character in the Likely Lads, but in real life its a totally different story, Rodney Bewes on the other hand, spoke of his Northern roots with pride, its a shame that cant be said of Bolam.
That's all very true from what I hear.He is, but runs the place down every chance he gets. I loved his character in the Likely Lads, but in real life its a totally different story, Rodney Bewes on the other hand, spoke of his Northern roots with pride, its a shame that cant be said of Bolam.
Liked him in New Tricks like.
Oh what happened to you
Whatever happened to me
What became of the people
We used to be
Do those words get any of you other not so young ones thinking about your times gone by ?
Whatever happened to me
What became of the people
We used to be
Do those words get any of you other not so young ones thinking about your times gone by ?
It makes me think about The Likely Lads and how good it was . . . . it's nice to reminisce as we get older (apparently) 
Thanks for the reminder
Thanks for the reminder
You’re welcome ! But remember, you’re not old until you realise you are spending more time talking of your regrets rather than of your dreamsIt makes me think about The Likely Lads and how good it was . . . . it's nice to reminisce as we get older (apparently)
Thanks for the reminder
The best at the time - an iconic comedy of real life in real tough times - so sad that there seemed to be a falling out in real life with James BolamIs one less.
RIP Rodney Bewes!
Bloody great humour in its time.
RIP
Only too true in my case, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now. Wonder who said that, memories gone as well.
To be serious, the period, the song and the shots of Newcastle also never fail to strike a note.
They are playing cards in a caravan, with Terry's sister and he went outside to splash his boots, and Thelma said what's he like !, and Terry's sister said "it's alright it's the only thing I know his had in his hand all day" ! .