"The Archers" fan

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  • Oneputt
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    edited March 2019 #2

    Haven’t listened for years.  My era were Dan and Doris not forgetting Walter Gabriel wink

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited March 2019 #3

    I remember when Grace Archer died in the fire! Whilst when I was young I did listen to the Archers, one way to delay bedtime! I can't say I am a fan now. 

    David

  • ABM
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    edited March 2019 #4

    I preferred Mrs Dales Dairy  -  Surely Goldie146's fave programme  wink

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  • Goldie146
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    edited March 2019 #8

    Never listened to it!

  • brue
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    edited March 2019 #9

    I pick up the Archers when things are going well and switch off when I think it's OTT. Discerning after hearing it all my life! laughing (Used to like it when it was escapist rather than heavy going.)

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  • Amesford
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    edited March 2019 #11

    If you listen to it on the Long Wave it is transmitted (all 500 Kliowatts) just down the road from us and not far from Ambridge sorry Inkberrow home of the Old Bull Inn

  • ABM
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    edited March 2019 #12

    Read  it  more  carefully  G!!  wink

  • Goldie146
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    edited March 2019 #13

    Never listened to either of them.

  • ABM
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    edited March 2019 #14

    And  yet  another  of  Brian's  jokes  goes  slithering  down  the  plug  'ole  embarassed

  • brue
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    edited March 2019 #15

    We used to live not far from where "Phil Archer" lived in real life and when the Royal Agricultural show took place at Stoneleigh there was always an Archers tent with recording sessions. I saw a lot of the actors who took part. But the strangest one was a play that Brian and his real life wife did in Inverness. Confusing or what. wink I am a great radio fan so I can remember all the old programmes (well nearly all laughing)

  • Wherenext
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    edited April 2019 #16

    Read the other day that the actor playing Joe Grundy had died. Is it Joe? Not sure. Used to listen to it a long time ago and did in fact have a dog called Clarrie at one time. Haven't listened in for the last 25 years.

  • cyberyacht
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    edited April 2019 #17

    "Get aarf moy burial plaart"  Must be even longer since I heard an episode.

  • brue
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    edited April 2019 #18

    Yes it was the actor who played Joe, aged 88 I think. Sounds like the cast where very fond of him. They certainly stay a long time with the programme.

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