The memorable thing about this episode is the return of a Clegg we haven't really seen for a while - the confident Clegg.
Having gone off on one of his whimsical fancies, this time about flowers having feelings, he sustains it enough to get all three of them playing the recorder (quite well) to the local flora.
But when they retire to the cafe, embarrassed by having been seen playing music to flowers, he proceeds to pull off a pretty good con on Foggy, Compo and Sid. The sight of Clegg leaning confidently on the cafe counter is one that harks back to the very early days of Summer Wine. He's got them all exactly where he wants them, and he knows it.
It makes a nice change. I think timid Clegg got a bit over done in the long run and this reminds us of the man we met originally.
Having gone off on one of his whimsical fancies, this time about flowers having feelings, he sustains it enough to get all three of them playing the recorder (quite well) to the local flora.
But when they retire to the cafe, embarrassed by having been seen playing music to flowers, he proceeds to pull off a pretty good con on Foggy, Compo and Sid. The sight of Clegg leaning confidently on the cafe counter is one that harks back to the very early days of Summer Wine. He's got them all exactly where he wants them, and he knows it.
It makes a nice change. I think timid Clegg got a bit over done in the long run and this reminds us of the man we met originally.