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Do Gilly Flower and Renee Roberts really play Miss Tibbs and Miss Gatsby?[edit]

The credits on the show, the credits on all but one site and the credits given in the book "Only Fools And Horses - The Official Inside Story" only name Flower and Roberts as "First Old Lady" and "Second Old Lady".

Given that they aren't in any scenes at the same time(they were never apart in Fawlty Towers), don't act like their characters in Fawlty Towers did and are never named in the episode, I think you have to conclude that the one person on the one site(Radio Times) which says they're reprising their roles from Fawlty Towers and are playing "Miss Tibbs" and "Miss Gatsby" has made a mistake.

I know a page from a book about OFAH is also cited but we aren't told what that page says and the person who wrote that book could well have got their information from said Radio Times site.

I'm going to remove what I believe is incorrect information but if people really want to ignore the evidence and say the Radio Times takes precedence over lots of other sites and info on the show itself, I'll begrudgingly-accept the reversal of my edit and won't change anything on this page in the future.

Ron Stowmarket (talk) 22:45, 7 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]