Just watched this on that’s TV channel. Just innocent comedy from days gone by.
Warning came on at the beginning that 'some viewers may be offended 
Comedy gold
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Was this the comedy set in a pickle factory? Jimmy Jewel played her husband? I have just googled it… he was her brother!
I loved Hylda Baker. I went to see her in cabaret once with her lanky friend, Cynthia and she was so funny.
‘Be soon l say, be soon’ or ‘Must get the little hand fixed on my watch’.
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Alas, I was perhaps a tad too young to appreciate this.
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My mother told me about it! 
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Naturally. Like my grandmother told me.
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How old were you in 1973 when it was on?
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I wasn’t born until 2001
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The clue to my birth year is hidden in my username Art 
Oh! I thought that was your waist size?
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You’re deffo off my Xmas card list 
My birthday is 30th August, btw, just in case. 
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Have you been.
I can say that without fear of contraception, Nellie Pledge at her best.
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oh worra night, late December back in '63, what a very special night for me, oh worra night…shhhhhhhhhh keep 'em guessing Dexy
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Didn’t she also say
……have you been ?
Walter
This is terrible. I’ve got no idea what you lot are on about. So…
Harry Worth
Wasn’t there a later series when she was a publican?
Loved it when she answered the phone " The Brown Cow speaking"
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not on your nellie
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talking of comic genius, I loved Hyacinth Bucket…Patricia Routledge was so, so funny
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What was the name of that fella with the huge handlebar moustache, think he played the part of a headteacher?
Edit . Came to me…
Jimmy Edwards
What are you incinerating?
That was one of her’s.I liked the way she could mangle the language,never too keen on any of her sitcoms though.
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