Granny Murray - is "Granny" a Scottish term of endearment, or did she have kids when she was 9?

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Just idly wondering why...

It's a bit iffy that you all call the bloke at the market shifty, when he has obviously been cast so that young children don't automatically think people with similar problems are shifty and stare at them! Mickey John is MUCH creepier, as is whichever one of Pocket and Sweet isn't in a wheelchair, the strange one with bobbed hair and the demeanour of a 5 year old.

I think Bobbie just cleans the buses till midnight - I seem to remember watching the clock once, I think it started at 5pm, so she just does one lot of buses.

I'm guessing Granny Murray is 45, I know a lot of very youthful looking Scots. She mostly looks after 5 year olds, so that would be just fine, honey pie.

Agree. mickey john is creepy!
The words "sex offenders register " spring to mind!

It took me a few viewing to realise that market man was actually blind, felt bad for wondering why he was never looking at the bloody camera

good old granny murray and co
my ds loves it he watches it whilst i snooze in the morning.........then that stupid mr tumble appears and its time to get up lol

Ebenes - your mention of pocket and sweet adds Balamory to this wonderful discussion -

I adore Plum!!!!! I love his song 'I found your doggy' and 'wee beasties...watch them run!' He could tell us all about the birds and the bees you know!!!

and...does he have a thing for scarey-faced Miss Houllie??!!

the train guy is something of a fox..

Are plum and the inventor guy not real life partners?

No Way!!!! the inventor guy is a total mystery to me, an awful actor,
and in the title song what are the words

'here is miss houllie to tell us a story now where does it all begin...

here is archie he's ever so _?

bargy? parchy? it drives me insane!!

She never knows who is in her house does she?
Let's see who's home today honey pie!
Ooh I seem to have found some wee bairns in my sitting room. Whose the hell are these?

No she is utterly mad.
It was the theme song to my last 20 weeks of morning sickness, the tune makes me heave to this day.

ARTY!!!!

Took me YEARS, I'd lie awake.

Sleep well tonite chick

arty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so obvious..........

I didnt know market man was blind and I watch it every day!

train guys makeup freaks me out.

I was actually intending to start a thread about this in part. See chat.

Ever so arty?? thank feck for that!

it was isla st clair, she filmed it for a while and then realised the workload was too much, apparently. by that point a lot of the other stuff had been done.

having said that, why they didn't plonk a grey wig on her head is a mystery to me.

Yeah well not really when it doesn't rhyme. Bloody odd programme.

Talking of shifty bloke, I got leapt on a year or two ago after I called him shifty as well, and realised I never registered the guy actually was an actor ...but it isn't the eyes, he really is shifty full stop. Nothing to do with the eyes.
Everyone on that show is really weird.

Isla sinclair used to sing on boats, right?

god its not just me who feels homicidal when PC Plum hoves into view then? Could he be any less effective? And yes, the non wheelchair one in the sweetshop has a demented demeanour which makes me suspect ground glass in the sweetie jars.

My DH fancies Josie Jump though. And Sarah Jane from Tikabilla.

lol at the lavender marriage btw. how did that kid get there??!!

I thought it was 'wacky' voodoo

sarah jane has such a smackable face.

I want the other one from tikabilla I'm afraid. Not Justin, you know, the handsome sweet one. I could do things to him.

here is Archie he's ever so arty

here is Archie he's ever so wacky

there must be a website to help!!

"It took me a few viewing to realise that market man was actually blind"

He's BLIND? Is he blind? I thought he had one glass eye.

the scottish one that looks like sideshow bob, nurk? i find him dishy, i must say.

Or up to the castle inventing with archie
he's ever so clever and ever so arty.

Since when did wacky sound like warcky?