Tony Hancocks last hour

[Kevin Milkins]

I ,like many was never a big fan Hancock ,however he was an iconic sort of bloke that willl go down in history as a good un. I dont know how many watched the programe on tonight , but it filled in a few gaps in for me. Ken Stott also played a great part in portraying him.

[Boozeburglar]

When I first moved to London I started drinking in the Balham Hotel, it was very odd, half Scots and half West Indian.

I played dominoes and darts wi the locals, and ten or so years later was lucky enuff to be playing the same wi my father in law, a beautiful west indian man who I love more than my own who was a .

I mention this for the obvious, and the whole place was hung with Hancock B&Ws.

I would give a year to be back there for one day, all wine bars and estate agents now.