After Seymour tries some Zen Buddhism. He finds himself enlightened. Sitting in a funny position is not good for him.
Seymour does get the idea of using wind powered roller skates. He just needs to coax Compo to be his test pilot.
Compo has not skated in a long time so he has trouble staying up.
It is an episode that relies on Clegg for his dry, droll comments. Compo and his stunt double provide the slapstick.
As Compo tries to stay up on his skates, he is passed by come cyclists and then by a herd of cows.
Like Foggy, Seymour has delusions of grandeur when he thinks he has hit upon a brainwave. He thinks he might get a knighthood out of it.
Seymour does get the idea of using wind powered roller skates. He just needs to coax Compo to be his test pilot.
Compo has not skated in a long time so he has trouble staying up.
It is an episode that relies on Clegg for his dry, droll comments. Compo and his stunt double provide the slapstick.
As Compo tries to stay up on his skates, he is passed by come cyclists and then by a herd of cows.
Like Foggy, Seymour has delusions of grandeur when he thinks he has hit upon a brainwave. He thinks he might get a knighthood out of it.
