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Last of the Summer Wine (1973 – 2010)

1973 • 31 seasons • Comedy • TV-14
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Last of the Summer Wine — Season 25

  • Feb 8, 2004First aired
  • 10 episodesin this season
  • 30mavg. runtime
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0130mJurassic - No ParkingBarry found himself with a prize he needed to get rid of; Truly hatched a scheme to pass it along to Howard, who had neglected an important birthday and was now desperately seeking a gift. Glenda remained skeptical of Miss Davenport’s assertions about spotting a large dinosaur somewhere nearby. Meanwhile, Alvin began prospecting for gold in the river.Feb 8, 2004Feb 8, 200430m0230mThe General's Greatest BattleNora will be appearing in a parade, representing the spouse of a beloved local figure. That figure, however, will be embodied by a full-size dummy – currently being cleaned at Auntie Wainwright’s. The question remains: will “The General,” as the dummy is known, survive the ordeal intact?Feb 15, 2004Feb 15, 200430m0330mSporesA frantic plea leads Truly and Billy on a quest to find a Lionel. Elsewhere, Barry and Glenda encounter a troubled gentleman during an outing; might he find solace in a consultation with the Seer of Hull? And what is it that compels Alvin to seek a portrait of Nora?Feb 29, 2004Feb 29, 200430m0430mHappy Birthday Robin HoodBilly’s recent acquisition of a vibrant green suit bears no connection to the country of Ireland. Entwistle elevates the simple act of taking meter readings to an art form. And witnessing Marina adorned in a wedding gown compels Howard, quite unexpectedly, to purchase Auntie Wainwright's "Adventure Pack."Mar 7, 2004Mar 7, 200430m0530mWho's That With Barry And Glenda? It's Not Barry And GlendaClegg, Truly, and Billy stumbled upon Barry deep within the woods. A palpable guilt clung to him, though the nature of his transgression remained unclear. Simultaneously, a mysterious figure had been observed near Barry and Glenda’s house during his absence. Alvin, seeking to improve the yard's appearance, attempted welding with mixed results. And Miss Davenport found herself involved in an affair decidedly lacking in romance.Mar 14, 2004Mar 14, 200430m0630mAn Apple A DayNora Batty is organizing a fundraising effort—a special outing for an elderly farming family. But just who is “the Lad,” and what’s the significance of the apple he carries? Elsewhere, Barry is contemplating a charitable appearance, complete with Western attire.Mar 21, 2004Mar 21, 200430m0730mBarry Becomes A Psychopathic Killer But Only Part TimeAlvin invested in equipment designed to capture sounds from beyond the stars, yet it was Howard who began perceiving indistinct voices. Billy took a joyride. Barry wrestled with his place within the amateur dramatic society. And then, unexpectedly, there appeared a woman drawn to Smiler – a development that proved unwelcome for him.Mar 28, 2004Mar 28, 200430m0830mThings To Do When Your Wife Runs Off With A Turkish WaiterBarry felt distinctly uncomfortable that the solitary traveler he’d met during his holiday had accepted his offer of lodging. The situation wasn't improved by the stranger's peculiar pastime: attempting to lure birds with a penny-whistle. Meanwhile, Auntie Wainwright was promoting a special deal on periscopes, and Alvin found himself struggling with an unexpectedly large piece of linoleum.Apr 4, 2004Apr 4, 200430m0930mBeware of Laughing at Nora's HatsAlvin and Billy earnestly attempt to repair the rift between Nora and her former friend, Audrey Craig. Glenda offers Barry a gesture meant to bolster his spirits—a brand new golf caddie. And is it truly possible that a dragon dwells within those distant hills?Apr 11, 2004Apr 11, 200430m1030mYours Truly - If You're Not CarefulThe persistent ringing of Truly’s new cell phone filled her with unease; she feared it might be the Former Mrs. Truelove, arriving unannounced. But surely, she thought, such a thing was unlikely… wasn’t it?Apr 18, 2004Apr 18, 200430m