Tea? (Part 3)

[172traindriver]

Evening Ian . Everyone .

Evening Mrs D

 

[172traindriver]

Evening all <does policeman type knee bend>

Evening S/L

 

[172traindriver]

George Dixon was a Police Constable. played by Jack Warner. Not a sergeant!

You tell 'em Mr C

 

[Mo1959]

No/. Can't have been paying that much attention when it was on!

• Jack Warner ... PC George Dixon / ... (1955-1976 / Series 1-22 / 432 episodes)
• Peter Byrne ... PC/DC/DS/DI Andy Crawford / ... (1955-1975 / Series 1-21 / 424 episodes)

See, I knew there was an Andy Crawford. Phew, I thought I had got early dementia there!

 

[classic33]

• Jack Warner ... PC George Dixon / ... (1955-1976 / Series 1-22 / 432 episodes)
• Peter Byrne ... PC/DC/DS/DI Andy Crawford / ... (1955-1975 / Series 1-21 / 424 episodes)

See, I knew there was an Andy Crawford. Phew, I thought I had got early dementia there!

Next question!
Was his wife living or dead?

 

[stephec]

Careful with that knee..

I was going to say watch your back/stitches*

*Delete as you feel appropriate.

 

[Mo1959]

Next question!
Was his wife living or dead?

Living, I think??

 

[welsh dragon]

Next question!
Was his wife living or dead?

Yes

 

[stephec]

You were showing your age when you talked about being two ton tessie

And you're showing your age pretending you don't know Dixon's sidekick.

 

[Mo1959]

Yes

 

[welsh dragon]

And you're showing your age pretending you don't know Dixon's sidekick.

I didn't. Now go away.

 

[stephec]

Anyway, evening ladies and gents from a dank dusky Dublin.

 

[stephec]

I didn't. Now go away.

I'm here all night, you lucky girl.

 

[classic33]

Yes

Correct.

Did he have a son or a daughter?

 

[Mo1959]

Anyway, evening ladies and gents from a dank dusky Dublin.

Wet and almost pitch dark here.