I thought this about another episode title and found the TV and radio episodes often had different titles as the radio series was adapted from some of TV episodes and not just an audio extraction. Croft and Perry for TV then Harold snoad and Michael Knowles adapting for the radio series ......check out the amount of quality popular programs of the time linked to these four geniuses.
There are a few episodes that weren't adapted for radio. I guess some scenes wouldn't work too well on radio. If you listen to the episode 'guarding Buckingham Palace', there's a round of applause at the end that doesn't make sense without the visuals
![The Navy Lark! Series 1.3 [E11 - 16 Incl. Chapters] 1959 [High Quality]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/I6HhuRvESqA/mqdefault.jpg)
I bet the younger generation can't comprehend the intricacies of the 1940s telephone system when listening to this lol 😄
I can't fault you for doing that mate. Enjoy.
Hello fellow Dad’s Army people! I think you listed it wrong, isn’t this episode called The Lion Has Phones?
I thought this about another episode title and found the TV and radio episodes often had different titles as the radio series was adapted from some of TV episodes and not just an audio extraction. Croft and Perry for TV then Harold snoad and Michael Knowles adapting for the radio series ......check out the amount of quality popular programs of the time linked to these four geniuses.
@@davidsmith4284 Oh right, that makes sense. Thank you 😊
There are a few episodes that weren't adapted for radio. I guess some scenes wouldn't work too well on radio. If you listen to the episode 'guarding Buckingham Palace', there's a round of applause at the end that doesn't make sense without the visuals