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93 so a decent innings.  I loved Randall and Hopkirk as a kid. It used to be on on a Sunday night, after On The Buses or The Beverley Hill Billies.

R.I.P. Kenneth Cope

Loved Randall and Hopkirk in the 70s used to be on Sunday lunchtime before Star Soccer.... on ATV

He was also in a number of Carry On films... 

He aslo had a terrible syrup....

RIP

Hopkirk (deceased) was a bit gormless as I recall
Suspect Randall was poking Mrs Hopkirk even when he was above ground 
The pair of them might even have done him in
He was run down by a car wasn’t he?

I was gutted when I saw the news this morning. About his passing I loved Randall and hopkirk . Great innings of 93 rest in peace KC .

Tomshardware wrote: ↑13 Sep 2024, 07:52 Used to watch Randall and Hopkirk deceased with my dad when it was repeated in the mid to late 90's.  It featured an attractive woman in it if I remember correctly.

Remember the episode when the dead bloke (Marty) saw his widow and best mate having a snog.  Found it fucking outrageous at the time but I was only 9 so completely forgivable.

Yeah Randall and Hopkirk (deceased) was a great late 60's programme. I too first saw it when it was repeated at some point on the BBC.

Jeannie I think was his widow in it. A proper blonde classic 1960's sort. Bit of me that.

It's nice to watch these classic London set shows from the times before the scourge of multiculturalism and mass migration were inflicted upon us and white Brits became a minority in our own capital city.

Guy Pratt's (Icehouse, Whitesnake, Pink Floyd, David Gilmour, etc) Dad, Mike, played one of the lead roles
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Used to watch Randall and Hopkirk deceased with my dad when it was repeated in the mid to late 90's.  It featured an attractive woman in it if I remember correctly.

Ah, the famous snidey Coffee posts are alive and well. If you enjoyed it, I probably won't.

Find an episode on youtube, you'll enjoy it. Well, you might.

That's why I haven't heard of them, a little before my time.

Manuel, then you've missed something good. Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) was a brilliant TV series from the late 60s or early 70s.

Never heard of them.

I thought he (they) had been Hovis for a while?, Good innings though. 

Enjoyed the program as a kid but suspect its something that hasn't aged too well and will look a bit cheesy and shit watching it today.

RIP