| Watching the old Lovejoy series 18:15 - Oct 30 with 457 views | Keno |
Proud to be a Binner!! |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:14 - Oct 30 with 383 views | Ewan_Oozami |
Wow! Haven't heard that term for a while, is this another of your SEO boosting posts Keno? ;-) |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:23 - Oct 30 with 371 views | NthQldITFC |
Love a bit of Lovejoy. I can just about remember it when it was first shown, but I've watched it many times since. I find it very nostalgic with a Suffolk countryside with far less traffic and far fewer w*nkers speeding about in four wheel drives hogging the lanes. Poor old Tinker would have been splattered all over the road had he been operating now. Also, barely a mobile phone in sight and the necessity to leave messages in pubs and railway signal boxes. Fantastic.
They had so many top notch actors - all the top British thesps and Linda Wossaname from Dallas - I think it must have been a highly sought after gig. My favourite episode is where Loveejoy's down-on-his-luck aristo mate turns up and needs to turn 38p into £3000 or something in a day. The speeded up film carrying antiques to buy and sell from shop to shop in Clare or wherever it was is ace! |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:49 - Oct 30 with 310 views | Miaow |
I'm not sure I've ever watched a full episode (possibly wasn't on TV when I was younger) but I always have a flick through when it is on to see if I can spot any local filming locations.
Felsham Hall was actually Belchamp Hall at Belchamp Walter, which was also featured (with the adjacent church) at the beginning of one of the Downton Abbey films.
The last episode I caught a bit of had them speeding through the ford in Kersey. There are lots of pretty villages in East Anglia. |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:54 - Oct 30 with 294 views | BlueBadger |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:23 - Oct 30 by NthQldITFC |
Love a bit of Lovejoy. I can just about remember it when it was first shown, but I've watched it many times since. I find it very nostalgic with a Suffolk countryside with far less traffic and far fewer w*nkers speeding about in four wheel drives hogging the lanes. Poor old Tinker would have been splattered all over the road had he been operating now. Also, barely a mobile phone in sight and the necessity to leave messages in pubs and railway signal boxes. Fantastic.
They had so many top notch actors - all the top British thesps and Linda Wossaname from Dallas - I think it must have been a highly sought after gig. My favourite episode is where Loveejoy's down-on-his-luck aristo mate turns up and needs to turn 38p into £3000 or something in a day. The speeded up film carrying antiques to buy and sell from shop to shop in Clare or wherever it was is ace! |
Long Melford. I was a passer-by in that episode. Mostly by accident. |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:21 - Oct 30 with 254 views | stonojnr |
They filmed at Pin Mill, at the Butt & Oyster in one episode. Not sure they ever filmed it Ipswich itself though
It was mostly West Suffolk iirc |  | | |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:27 - Oct 30 with 242 views | NthQldITFC |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:21 - Oct 30 by stonojnr |
They filmed at Pin Mill, at the Butt & Oyster in one episode. Not sure they ever filmed it Ipswich itself though
It was mostly West Suffolk iirc |
That was the one with Alf Garnet wasn't it? And Charlie lost his Purdeys. | |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:34 - Oct 30 with 236 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:21 - Oct 30 by stonojnr |
They filmed at Pin Mill, at the Butt & Oyster in one episode. Not sure they ever filmed it Ipswich itself though
It was mostly West Suffolk iirc |
Is the Butt and Oyster still going? That was a lovely spot back in the day. The Ramsholt Arms was another favourite on a summer evening. The Ship Inn at Levington was another good one, as it’d serve the beer straight out of tapped barrels. TWTD.
The only trouble with a lot of the best pubs around Suffolk is you had to drive to them. |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:40 - Oct 30 with 205 views | Keno |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:49 - Oct 30 by Miaow |
I'm not sure I've ever watched a full episode (possibly wasn't on TV when I was younger) but I always have a flick through when it is on to see if I can spot any local filming locations.
Felsham Hall was actually Belchamp Hall at Belchamp Walter, which was also featured (with the adjacent church) at the beginning of one of the Downton Abbey films.
The last episode I caught a bit of had them speeding through the ford in Kersey. There are lots of pretty villages in East Anglia. |
Lady Jane still my all time favourite “inspirational” character | |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:41 - Oct 30 with 201 views | Keno |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 19:14 - Oct 30 by Ewan_Oozami |
Wow! Haven't heard that term for a while, is this another of your SEO boosting posts Keno? ;-) |
If I knew what an SEO boost was I’d tell you | |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:51 - Oct 30 with 167 views | BornDeleuze |
I remember them filming in Lavenham when I was a kid. In one episode they go down the Alley off the Market Square and emerged in Bury St Edmund’s. Also in one episode they were eating takeaway fish and chips, which never happened as a fish and chip shop was never allowed in Lavenham. |  | | |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 23:46 - Oct 30 with 21 views | Guthrum |
I was at sixth form in BSE at the time it was broadcast. Tho never actually saw any of the filming, it was fun seeing where you'd been that afternoon on the TV in the evening. |  |
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| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 00:01 - Oct 31 with 9 views | Miaow |
| Watching the old Lovejoy series on 20:51 - Oct 30 by BornDeleuze |
I remember them filming in Lavenham when I was a kid. In one episode they go down the Alley off the Market Square and emerged in Bury St Edmund’s. Also in one episode they were eating takeaway fish and chips, which never happened as a fish and chip shop was never allowed in Lavenham. |
The chip shop may have been Oysters in Braintree. | |
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