When Edna (Margaret Stallard) begins pouring tea, she doesn't aim the tea pot correctly, and some of the tea pours over the side of the cup.
Bert describes Birmingham as "The Black Country", a historical term used to refer to nearby areas (due to the coal industry) but NOT used to describe Birmingham.
However, as Bert comes from London, it's possible he could make this mistake. This dialogue sequence does not appear in Episode #1.1 (1987), which uses generally the same script.
However, as Bert comes from London, it's possible he could make this mistake. This dialogue sequence does not appear in Episode #1.1 (1987), which uses generally the same script.