Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ 12th February 2018, 3:25 PM
I don't know now if it's me or you who's lost the plot. I called Cheeseman Taffy because he is one whether they called him one or not. I doubt Walker did because he'd died of his corned beef allergy by then. I didn't really want to utter his miserable name tbh. Walker called Frazer Taffy as an ironic clever Cockney wide boy joke, he knew he was a Jock and I believe he called him that as well. Hope that cleared it up.
Errr................. 
Wasn't Talfryn Thomas Taffy?
Talfryn Thomas was the Taffy journalist, yes.
Ah it's Gladys Pugh's brother
Quote: Aaron @ 14th February 2018, 7:43 PMTalfryn Thomas was the Taffy journalist, yes.
But he was in the troop wasn't he later on?
Yup.
Quote: Chappers @ 14th February 2018, 7:17 PMWasn't Talfryn Thomas Taffy?
Don't start it up again! 
You little raker.
Yes, he was a Taffy/Welsh BUT he was not called Taffy and in fact did not have a first name OR nickname. He was called, by all concerned Mr. then later Private Cheeseman.
Now my brain hurts.
I thought Cheeseman was a different character.
OK - I was getting him muddled with Sponge.
I see they're bringing out a set of stamps.
I have spent more than I should have.
Stupid boy.
In other news, The British Comedy Society is to unveil a new blue plaque and host a celebration of the show: https://www.comedy.co.uk/tv/news/3138/dads_army_blue_plaque/
50th Birthday on Tuesday.
How will you be celebrating the greatest ever TV show?
I think I'll recreate Mainwaring, Wilson and Jones's toasted cheese supper, with kidney's and milk stout, while watching some episodes.
I
Quote: whatkindoffoolami @ 29th July 2018, 1:42 PMHow will you be celebrating the greatest ever TV show?
Don't tell him!
