Some people saying I’m pronouncing his name incorrect. I pronounce it as it reads and this link backs that up. th-cam.com/video/o5HGy6BdBLU/w-d-xo.html
I absolutely agree. I’ve always thought it was pronounced as it was spelt. However, as a huge porridge fan, I’m sure his character’s name was Mr Mackay, rhymes with sky. Not that it matters, he was a great actor and a hilarious character.
Being from Paisley, like Fulton McKay, his name does rhyme with sky and not kay.. It`s how it`s pronounced in Scotland. Even in the great program, Porridge Ronnie Barker calls him McKay as in sky. Great video.
Wasn't a criticism of you, just letting you know how it is pronounced by most people, including Fulton himself. Keep up the great work and appreciate all you do for us
@@colinmaxwell4738 it's very common in long term marriages, happens a lot. I've know a fair few couples who died within 18 months of each other, and The Queen only lived another year after Philip died.....
This is the reason I hate getting older, I'm my mind I'm still young and the 70's, 80's and 90's were only yesterday, but we're losing more and more entertainment legends every day and it's a massive shock when I read that they were 70+ because to me, they were still as they were in their heyday. Just a reminder that time is catching up, I guess.....
porridge is by far one of the best British comedies from better times. it was clever and quick-witted without the need to be over the top. could easily watch it over and over without ever getting board. i have to say I love watching these videos but it doesn't half hurt to see so many good people we have lost over the years.
Can't believe I missed this one but better lete then never! What a wonderful actor Fulton was his comedic timing was equal to Fletcher and Godber and his twitch was pure genius. Thanks for sharing
Thank you I loved Porridge!! Fulton Mackay was a brilliant actor. Sad so young. Fond memories of my childhood watching Ronnie and Richard and Fulton. 😊Paul brilliant as ever
Thank you for finding Fulton Mackays grave. He was brilliant in Porridge, I also liked him in Fraggle Rock, I watched it with my kids 😉 RIP Mr Mackay 🙏💜
Had the pleasure of meeting this lovely man outside his house (I was working next door) what an absolute gentleman, completely down to earth and happy to chat to us for a few minutes. Great actor too. Nice one Paul
You are a lucky man , he seemed a nice man. I can't say the same about roger moore went to see him in an evening with. He came out on stage he never even said hello he just stood there, I have never watched one of his films since.
He was a lovely man. I served him petrol when I was in my teens and I was working at a garage. He was appearing in a play nearby and stopped in to fill up after the show. He was driving a Jaguar and it was the first time I'd filled a Jag, so didn't know it had twin tanks and so I only half filled it! He was so nice about it though, found it quite funny, and happily stood and chatted to me whilst I filled the other one, (despite it being midwinter, freezing cold and most other customers always went and waited in the shop, in the warm!).
@@OddOne251 I don't think he cared but every one if they had been asked would have been disappointed, tickets were £26 plus travel costs to Manchester.
One of the best character actors we've ever had. He played Mr Mackay in Porridge to utter perfection: no fuss, no slip-ups, just played it straight. As well as Porridge, he also appeared in Special Branch opposite Derren Nesbitt, before Euston Films took over production and revamped the whole programme top to bottom. I hope he's enjoying his rest at the great Slade prison in the sky Love you Fulton ❤ 😊
Hi Paul, you can't beat these comedies, porridge, open all hours and on the buses are the ones that always makes me laugh, keep them coming, Greetings from Peterborough.
i'm from australia downunder. les george you are absolutly spot on. porridge was and still is the greatest sitcom ever out of all the sitcom i have seen up till 2022. first watched it in the 70's when i was in my early teen. i'm now 58. still laughing and loving it.
Porridge is actually very accurate for 1970s prison life (albeit maybe with the humour removed). It was commended by serving officers and former inmates.
Thanks paul realy big thank you porridge was a classic Fulton was fabulous funny as ronnie an Richard belly laughter fro.m start to finish you made my day ur a star 👍👍👍👍💯❤
Mr aka I think I found it this is my favourite video loved Fulton McKay in porridge got all the episodes and the film and going straight All brilliant the guy was a legend he also died on my 19th birthday 6th june RIP Fulton Sadly missed great video thanks
Porridge is my favourite comedy. I watched it a couple of years ago and it is still fresh and funny. You go to some beautiful cemetaries Paul btw. Rest in peace Fulton Mackay.
Hello Paul…enjoying your videos very much…your sensitivity is second to none as you navigate the various people who have died, as it should be of course!!! I loved Porridge…Ronnie Barker, Richard Beckinsale were just an amazing pair of actors+along with Mr Mackay were just hilarious…such legends they are!!! May they all Rest In Peace+look down on us knowing that they are still remembered+ missed by many!!! X❤️🙃🙏🏻✝️
Brilliant casting in Porridge, my favourite all time sit com. He was perfect as Mr McKay, as was Brian Wilde as Barraclough. Classic line, "I've a job to do and whatever else i am i'm firm but fair. I want you to know that i treat you all with equal contempt."
Patricia Brake, I have just read that. Oh sad. Dad, it's ok I'm wearing a bra. She was named after Ingrid Bergman Was she the one in the catacombs with a werewolf, no the lovely Miss Bergman was never in no catacombs with no werewolf (pause) my Ingrid maybe.
Fantastic actor in Porridge...great one liners...always made me laugh...was just like my old Sgt major...always marching around the landings with his boots creaking...👍👍
Porridge is timeless and excellent so a great recommendation for anyone who hasn't watched it. I have. Hundreds of times 😊❤ and will continue to enjoy Fultons stellar performance 👏🏻 A fab video and a dignified and respectful tribute ❤✌🏻 (more of the same please, Paul. Famous people of the 70's and 80s very welcome - as they are often beloved and deserve to be remembered this brilliant way!) Cheers and peace! ✌🏻❤
Porridge, absolute belly laughs. Full of so many well knows actors. Loved watching that sat down with the family. Thank you again for your videos and respect given. X
It’s amazing what you can find on TH-cam. Thanks for uploading this, Mr MacKay was one of the great British comedy characters. The original run of Porridge was a bit before my time, but watching repeats later on in the 90’s with my parents became a big part of my childhood. So many great BBC sitcoms in the 70/80s. Then what happened? Thanks again for uploading this, we’re only left with Lukewarm, McClaren and Blanco now. Patricia Brake who played Fletcher’s daughter sadly passed away a few weeks ago (28th May 22). Thanks once more for uploading this video, RIP Mr Mackay 💖💖
always amazes me that in these big grave yards, multiple celebrities can be found. Porridge was funny as hell and from a time when comedy was well written and funny. Sad that Patricia Blake also passed away
Me & my family once went to the lighthouse where shots were used in introduction to Fraggle Rock . It's in Cornwall, & the lady looking after the lighthouse said Fulton visited the lighthouse, & was a lovely person . A lovely touching tribute as usual ,keep up the splendid work .
Aww thank you Paul,he was Great actor I loved porridge, there was a lot of great actors in that comedy.I love watching your videos,you are so respectful thank you.❤️❤️❤️
Aww great video. Thanks for reminding me what a great sitcom Porridge was. Mr. Mackay’s smug attempts at catching Fletch out were hilarious. Just found it on Gold so am going to binge for the next couple of evenings 🙂👍
I loved porrige nothing will ever replace them sitcoms my dad was in the argyll southern highlanders regiment and also my uncle i live in manchester but was born in stirling and raised in a wee place called denny in scotland great vid thankyou for showing us❤❤❤👍🏴🏴🏴
His comic timing was terrific 'Porridge'. His scenes with Barker were so funny. I remember Craig Charles saying 'Red Dwarf' was like 'Porridge' in space. Mackay was also in a great episode of 'Tales Of The Unexpected' called 'The Moles' also staring Harry H Corbet from 'Steptoe And Son'.
Loved porridge proper laugh out loud comedy still funny today. Mr Mackay was an awesome character. Thank you for these videos and love the respect you show these amazing people. Gone but never forgotten.
I will always remember Fulton with great fondness for his sublime portrayal of Ben in the wonderful Local Hero. Such a quiely affecting performance. How much sand can you hold in your hand?
I must watch 'Going Gently' again. Fulton Mackay and Norman Wisdom. 1970's and 80's British drama was so good. By the way, your videos remind me of Radio 4's 'Last Word' with Mathew Bannister.
Another great vid Paul, Fulton was a fantastic actor and very professional, was brilliant in Porridge as we all know, No other actor could have played Mr M in Porridge as good as him, for me he was made for that part. R.i.P Fulton, Salute yer.
great informative vid as always by paul but i like you cringed everytime he mentioned fultons name wrongly but understandable as hes not native to our neck of the woods..
Ja mal wieder zwei wundervolle Menschen die ich nicht gekannt habe. Sehr traurig, beide in der Blüte ihres Lebens ❤️. Ich bedanke mich, bei dir Paul 🙏👋
Hi Paul as always well researched and presented being a huge porridge fan this was a special memory of Fulton mckay who was a big part of porridge with the brilliant Ronnie barker, I still watch the repeats and they have stood the test of time.The updated version of porridge was ok but not nearly as good.superb channel cheers pal.
When I left school my first job was working for a stone masons firm we did inscriptions on gravestones by machine then take them to cemeteries all over Sheffield then fix them I was always fascinated by reading inscriptions especially the really old graves
Love your videos, Paul. And others like Hollywood Graveyard. I recall Fulton was in one of those epic war films...Great Escape or Eagle has Landed or similar.
Hi Paul love what you do you say such sweet things you make me cry I lost my daughter 8years ago your such a god send thanks so much right up my street x
Watched Dr Who 'The Silurians' from 1970 the other day and low and behold Fulton played an eccentric doctor (not the actual doctor) for a few episodes...loved him in Porridge!! sadly lost to soon.
Hiya Paul, the days when the telly was a good giggle. A wonderful tribute to William. Keeping their memories alive. Great video. Always respectful. Thank you for sharing. Have a great week.
Great memories watching him in porridge and love the movie version. Another brilliant actor gone but not forgotten! Well done Paul 👏 your videos are truly special in the way you do them x
Hello Paul, thanks for yet another fab video. I don't think Porridge will ever date, great writing, acting, and comedy timing could never date ❣ I really appreciate the time and effort that you put in to bringing us your videos, so thank you Paul x oh, and Paul.......👉 I think I've found it!! 😉
Some people saying I’m pronouncing his name incorrect. I pronounce it as it reads and this link backs that up.
th-cam.com/video/o5HGy6BdBLU/w-d-xo.html
I absolutely agree. I’ve always thought it was pronounced as it was spelt. However, as a huge porridge fan, I’m sure his character’s name was Mr Mackay, rhymes with sky. Not that it matters, he was a great actor and a hilarious character.
Being from Paisley, like Fulton McKay, his name does rhyme with sky and not kay.. It`s how it`s pronounced in Scotland. Even in the great program, Porridge Ronnie Barker calls him McKay as in sky. Great video.
Yup, pronounced Ki up here (sounding like high) in Scotland. Easy mistake to make though.
Mackay in Queensland Australia rhythms with sky
Wasn't a criticism of you, just letting you know how it is pronounced by most people, including Fulton himself. Keep up the great work and appreciate all you do for us
So hard to believe all these wonderful people that made our childhood's so memorable are no longer with us 😢 💔 thank you Paul xx
That's the only bug bear of getting older..
Strange hlw bis wife only lazted a year after him...
@@colinmaxwell4738 it's very common in long term marriages, happens a lot. I've know a fair few couples who died within 18 months of each other, and The Queen only lived another year after Philip died.....
This is the reason I hate getting older, I'm my mind I'm still young and the 70's, 80's and 90's were only yesterday, but we're losing more and more entertainment legends every day and it's a massive shock when I read that they were 70+ because to me, they were still as they were in their heyday. Just a reminder that time is catching up, I guess.....
I could watch Paul all day.
porridge is by far one of the best British comedies from better times. it was clever and quick-witted without the need to be over the top. could easily watch it over and over without ever getting board. i have to say I love watching these videos but it doesn't half hurt to see so many good people we have lost over the years.
Loved Porridge all these old comedy’s are the best ….. bring back the good old days.
Thank you another brilliant video ❤️
Can't believe I missed this one but better lete then never!
What a wonderful actor Fulton was his comedic timing was equal to Fletcher and Godber and his twitch was pure genius.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you I loved Porridge!! Fulton Mackay was a brilliant actor. Sad so young. Fond memories of my childhood watching Ronnie and Richard and Fulton. 😊Paul brilliant as ever
Thank you for finding Fulton Mackays grave. He was brilliant in Porridge, I also liked him in Fraggle Rock, I watched it with my kids 😉 RIP Mr Mackay 🙏💜
Had the pleasure of meeting this lovely man outside his house (I was working next door) what an absolute gentleman, completely down to earth and happy to chat to us for a few minutes. Great actor too. Nice one Paul
You are a lucky man , he seemed a nice man. I can't say the same about roger moore went to see him in an evening with. He came out on stage he never even said hello he just stood there, I have never watched one of his films since.
He was a lovely man. I served him petrol when I was in my teens and I was working at a garage. He was appearing in a play nearby and stopped in to fill up after the show. He was driving a Jaguar and it was the first time I'd filled a Jag, so didn't know it had twin tanks and so I only half filled it! He was so nice about it though, found it quite funny, and happily stood and chatted to me whilst I filled the other one, (despite it being midwinter, freezing cold and most other customers always went and waited in the shop, in the warm!).
@@philipbooth7779 I'm sure that taught him a lesson! 😅
@@OddOne251 I don't think he cared but every one if they had been asked would have been disappointed, tickets were £26 plus travel costs to Manchester.
@@OddOne251 I also bought two books of his before I went in, I never read them I gave them to the local charity shop that was another £40 wasted.
A wonderful actor and a thoroughly decent person. He had a remarkable screen presence and had radiating charisma. Thanks for the memories Fulton ❤ 😊
I’m a big fan of Porridge and Local Hero. May his memory be a blessing
Thank you... Great memories brings back memories of home when we would sit around the tele and enjoy these wonderful actors.. rest in peace
One of the best character actors we've ever had. He played Mr Mackay in Porridge to utter perfection: no fuss, no slip-ups, just played it straight. As well as Porridge, he also appeared in Special Branch opposite Derren Nesbitt, before Euston Films took over production and revamped the whole programme top to bottom. I hope he's enjoying his rest at the great Slade prison in the sky Love you Fulton ❤ 😊
Hi Paul, you can't beat these comedies, porridge, open all hours and on the buses are the ones that always makes me laugh, keep them coming, Greetings from Peterborough.
Porridge hasn’t dated it’s brilliant! And In my opinion the best sit com of all time ! Brilliant writing and great actors !
i'm from australia downunder. les george you are absolutly spot on. porridge was and still is the greatest sitcom ever out of all the sitcom i have seen up till 2022. first watched it in the 70's when i was in my early teen. i'm now 58. still laughing and loving it.
Porridge is actually very accurate for 1970s prison life (albeit maybe with the humour removed). It was commended by serving officers and former inmates.
Normally pronounced Mac Eye in Scotland but maybe others say Mackie instead!😀
Yes it was
He so good porridge an funny
What a brilliant actor in a brilliant series with an amazing cast .They just can’t compete with these comedy series nowadays .
It's your anniversary today Fulton, we still wish you were here thank you for all the laughter ❤️
Thanks paul realy big thank you porridge was a classic Fulton was fabulous funny as ronnie an Richard belly laughter fro.m start to finish you made my day ur a star 👍👍👍👍💯❤
Mrs H ... There will never be comedians or actors of that good old era ... I still watch Porridge...It's a classic like ON THE BUSES...👌
Mr aka I think I found it this is my favourite video loved Fulton McKay in porridge got all the episodes and the film and going straight
All brilliant the guy was a legend he also died on my 19th birthday 6th june RIP Fulton
Sadly missed great video thanks
Brilliant , the disciplined coarseness of Mr McKay , the witty cunning of Fletch and the innocent and gentle naivety of mr Baraclough -👌🏻
Love his character in porridge, absolutely superb actor, now then fletcher, now then godber 😀 R I P ...
Porridge is my favourite comedy. I watched it a couple of years ago and it is still fresh and funny. You go to some beautiful cemetaries Paul btw. Rest in peace Fulton Mackay.
Hello Paul…enjoying your videos very much…your sensitivity is second to none as you navigate the various people who have died, as it should be of course!!! I loved Porridge…Ronnie Barker, Richard Beckinsale were just an amazing pair of actors+along with Mr Mackay were just hilarious…such legends they are!!! May they all Rest In Peace+look down on us knowing that they are still remembered+
missed by many!!! X❤️🙃🙏🏻✝️
Brilliant casting in Porridge, my favourite all time sit com. He was perfect as Mr McKay, as was Brian Wilde as Barraclough.
Classic line, "I've a job to do and whatever else i am i'm firm but fair. I want you to know that i treat you all with equal contempt."
Thankyou for the memories . My husband and dad watched the show . And dad's army .God bless Karen in Australia 🥰🐨🇭🇲
Such a humble end and final resting place for a man that so many of us (of a certain age) grew up with and felt we knew personally.
RIP to all the cast that have past away, including Patricia Brake who passed away yesterday 28/5/2022, aged 79
Patricia Brake, I have just read that. Oh sad. Dad, it's ok I'm wearing a bra. She was named after Ingrid Bergman Was she the one in the catacombs with a werewolf, no the lovely Miss Bergman was never in no catacombs with no werewolf (pause) my Ingrid maybe.
I think the only ones of the regular cast that are left, are Christopher Biggins, who played "Lukewarm" and Tony Osoba who played Jock McLaren.
@@TheRealist2022 David Jason, aka Blanco (3 episodes) & not a regular but originally local to me, Alun Armstrong aka Spraggon (1 episode)
Fulton McKay played his role brilliantly.
Excellent actor.
That fir tree in the background is magnificent.
Thanks for video. 🇦🇺
Thank you for this. He was a great actor. Sad that he died before his time. Lovely man.
He was a star.Hilarious.Thanks again,Paul.
Absolutely luv this program still listen 2 it even 2 this day such a funny comedy along with rising damp lol thankyou paul 4 a great listen 😃
Fantastic actor in Porridge...great one liners...always made me laugh...was just like my old Sgt major...always marching around the landings with his boots creaking...👍👍
Porridge is timeless and excellent so a great recommendation for anyone who hasn't watched it.
I have. Hundreds of times 😊❤ and will continue to enjoy Fultons stellar performance 👏🏻 A fab video and a dignified and respectful tribute ❤✌🏻 (more of the same please, Paul. Famous people of the 70's and 80s very welcome - as they are often beloved and deserve to be remembered this brilliant way!)
Cheers and peace!
✌🏻❤
Thanks Paul. Loved this one. Fond memories of watching Porridge with the family.
Hi Paul watched every episode and films iconic. RIP Fultan Mc kaye his wife Shelia 😇🙏❤️
I absolutely loved his character in Porridge. R.I.P x
Utterly brilliant x comic timing was excellent. So like my Dad who was also a Scott.
Porridge, absolute belly laughs. Full of so many well knows actors. Loved watching that sat down with the family. Thank you again for your videos and respect given. X
It’s amazing what you can find on TH-cam.
Thanks for uploading this, Mr MacKay was one of the great British comedy characters.
The original run of Porridge was a bit before my time, but watching repeats later on in the 90’s with my parents became a big part of my childhood.
So many great BBC sitcoms in the 70/80s. Then what happened?
Thanks again for uploading this, we’re only left with Lukewarm, McClaren and Blanco now.
Patricia Brake who played Fletcher’s daughter sadly passed away a few weeks ago (28th May 22).
Thanks once more for uploading this video, RIP Mr Mackay 💖💖
always amazes me that in these big grave yards, multiple celebrities can be found. Porridge was funny as hell and from a time when comedy was well written and funny. Sad that Patricia Blake also passed away
Fulton Mackay also briefly was in Lovejoy as an art forger in Italy. Porridge is still as brilliant today as it always was.
Fulton was in an episode of Dads Army. He was terrific , of course. Sad he died so young. Thanks for the reminiscences.
Me & my family once went to the lighthouse where shots were used in introduction to Fraggle Rock . It's in Cornwall, & the lady looking after the lighthouse said Fulton visited the lighthouse, & was a lovely person . A lovely touching tribute as usual ,keep up the splendid work .
Aww thank you Paul,he was Great actor I loved porridge, there was a lot of great actors in that comedy.I love watching your videos,you are so respectful thank you.❤️❤️❤️
Aww great video. Thanks for reminding me what a great sitcom Porridge was. Mr. Mackay’s smug attempts at catching Fletch out were hilarious.
Just found it on Gold so am going to binge for the next couple of evenings 🙂👍
I salute the all the actors who have died in porridge one of my favourite programs. And thanks to you. You do sensitive filming. 🙏
I loved porrige nothing will ever replace them sitcoms my dad was in the argyll southern highlanders regiment and also my uncle i live in manchester but was born in stirling and raised in a wee place called denny in scotland great vid thankyou for showing us❤❤❤👍🏴🏴🏴
His comic timing was terrific 'Porridge'. His scenes with Barker were so funny. I remember Craig Charles saying 'Red Dwarf' was like 'Porridge' in space. Mackay was also in a great episode of 'Tales Of The Unexpected' called 'The Moles' also staring Harry H Corbet from 'Steptoe And Son'.
Loved porridge proper laugh out loud comedy still funny today. Mr Mackay was an awesome character. Thank you for these videos and love the respect you show these amazing people. Gone but never forgotten.
Missed your live stream Paul. 🙄Great content as always. This guy was a great old school epitome of comedy.
l remember watching porridge with my mr mackay was excellent in porridge thank you for visiting his grave paul.
I will always remember Fulton with great fondness for his sublime portrayal of Ben in the wonderful Local Hero. Such a quiely affecting performance. How much sand can you hold in your hand?
Loved him in Local Hero. My favourite film.
Great to see the unforgettables remembered
after all the years... somehow cant see some off todays
tv stars been remembered two weeks later...
Beautifully presented great video with fantastic information. Thank you 🙏🏼
Loved Porridge. Ronnie Barker and the cast were brilliant. Love Local Hero as well. Thank you again. Nice to see he married an Irish Woman.😉
I must watch 'Going Gently' again. Fulton Mackay and Norman Wisdom. 1970's and 80's British drama was so good.
By the way, your videos remind me of Radio 4's 'Last Word' with Mathew Bannister.
Great work really injoy watching . God bless
Another great vid Paul, Fulton was a fantastic actor and very professional, was brilliant in Porridge as we all know, No other actor could have played Mr M in Porridge as good as him, for me he was made for that part. R.i.P Fulton, Salute yer.
Porridge was a brilliant program thanks for sharing
That’s some intro Paul! Porridge is a favourite in our house. It’s great that you do the less covered celebs
Looking forward to this one - loved Porridge !
He was born in my home town. MacKay is pronounced as is eye for your info :) And Fulton as in Foolton
I came here to say this, like Mac-I, not Mac-A, or like Whyte and McKay, Also Rada is pronounced with a long A, as in Raada not Radar.
great informative vid as always by paul but i like you cringed everytime he mentioned fultons name wrongly but understandable as hes not native to our neck of the woods..
@@braveheart576 Absolutely
Ja mal wieder zwei wundervolle Menschen die ich nicht gekannt habe.
Sehr traurig, beide in der Blüte ihres Lebens ❤️.
Ich bedanke mich, bei dir Paul 🙏👋
Hi Paul great content very interesting loved porridge
Hi Paul as always well researched and presented being a huge porridge fan this was a special memory of Fulton mckay who was a big part of porridge with the brilliant Ronnie barker, I still watch the repeats and they have stood the test of time.The updated version of porridge was ok but not nearly as good.superb channel cheers pal.
I really enjoy all your videos and being of a certain age I remember most of the people. Cheers.
When I left school my first job was working for a stone masons firm we did inscriptions on gravestones by machine then take them to cemeteries all over Sheffield then fix them I was always fascinated by reading inscriptions especially the really old graves
Thanks for sharing this walk around with ya 👩💻… May they All Rest-In-Peace! 🙏🏻🕊🕯💐✌🏻
Love porridge growing up so watch brings big my child hood happy days he was so funny just great Scottish a great Scottish actour
Very funny man, great program Porridge
For he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jolly good fellow 🤣🤣 brilliant episode
Love your videos, Paul. And others like Hollywood Graveyard. I recall Fulton was in one of those epic war films...Great Escape or Eagle has Landed or similar.
Hi Paul love what you do you say such sweet things you make me cry I lost my daughter 8years ago your such a god send thanks so much right up my street x
So sorry to hear your sad news…. Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate it…. 🙏
Thanks
His face and look was so funny perfect as always xx
thanks paul for sharing this post with us good actor missed by us all who love tv
Such easy, interesting watching!.....Thank you!
HI Paul thank you for yet another great video. Loved watching him in porridge. What a fantastic actor he was
I had forgotten that Fulton played the lighthouse keeper in Fraggle Rock! A great series and who could forget Uncle Travelling Mac, brilliant. 😊
Travelling Matt .
@@stevenwade7466 You are quite right Steven! 😊
Good in its time it’s absolutely timeless
Looking forward to this Paul
Great channel, you do it so respectfully and love the tributes , never forget x
Watched Dr Who 'The Silurians' from 1970 the other day and low and behold Fulton played an eccentric doctor (not the actual doctor) for a few episodes...loved him in Porridge!! sadly lost to soon.
Hiya Paul, the days when the telly was a good giggle. A wonderful tribute to William. Keeping their memories alive. Great video. Always respectful. Thank you for sharing. Have a great week.
To us children of the 80s he was the Lighthouse Keeper in the British version of Fraggle Rock and he played the role to perfection.
Great memories watching him in porridge and love the movie version.
Another brilliant actor gone but not forgotten! Well done Paul 👏 your videos are truly special in the way you do them x
Hello Paul, thanks for yet another fab video. I don't think Porridge will ever date, great writing, acting, and comedy timing could never date ❣ I really appreciate the time and effort that you put in to bringing us your videos, so thank you Paul x oh, and Paul.......👉 I think I've found it!! 😉
So nice they were reunited. Lovely vid again Paul 👏
Loved Porridge growing up brilliant characters storylines Lovely video Paul 👍
don't move fletcher "don't move" thanks paul one of your best video's
Love Paul's videos loads of information and presented really well by a nice bloke
Loved him in porridge ♥️thank u Paul 👏🏻
Nice walk around the cemetery enjoyed it paul thanks for sharing.
Hi Paul
Hope your well?
Oh I love porridge 😋
British comedy at its best
Can't wait for the Video Paul
Thanks
Sharon xx
All good thank you Sharon, hope you enjoy it 🙏
Porridge was one in million keep up the good work so interesting ❤
Hi Paul 👋😊 Thank you again for another great video 😊👌🌹🌹 R.I.P to them ❤️🌟🌟🙏
Thanks - another great video.
Loved Fulton McKay. Same respectful presentation Paul keep up the good work.