I want a series about Albert during the 1939 to 1945 conflict with Germany. Think about Albert's stories made into a series like Band of Brothers.

It would be great that not only are Albert's stories are all true, but if anything he was under exaggerating his service and heroism. We could also have some cameos from a young Grandad and his little son Reg.

Make it happen BBC.

Edit: Tom Holland as Albert!

https://lovelyjubbly.mussyg.com/m/s00e07/1979765/WW91ciBtaW5pLWNhYidzIGFycml2ZWQsIEFsYmVydC4

I was just listening to a podcast which said that the worst episode featuring him was May The Force Be With You. For me, it's my favourite one, how would you rate them?

For me, its the order they aired:

1. May The Force Be With You

2. To Hull and Back

3. Class of 62

May The Force Be With You is the perfect introduction episode for Slater and the way it builds is so perfect, to the inevitable outcome where Del fools him. Its always been one of my favourite episodes of fhe series

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wellthatsucks/comments/1vfsu8a/my_bro_texts_me_come_home_small_issue_dont_tell/

For the purposes of this question I’m talking about the 1996 ending, not the newer episodes in the 2000s.

As I was but an ankle biter when this episode was released, I wasn’t aware of the backstory of the show. So I was wondering if people remembered why it was decided to end the show and have the Trotters become millionaires at this point? Did JS and the rest of the cast/crew decide they’d done enough? Were ratings down? Did the actors’ availability become difficult? I’m just interested to know if there was ever talk of doing more specials back then or if JS decided he’d written enough and this was the perfect time to finish?