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This is a public service announcement for anyone who missed it..

There's a new episode of Worzel Gummidge out and it's delightful.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0011g4v/worzel-gummidge-series-2-1-g...

If any fans of Detectorists have missed it entirely, do yourselves a favour and have a look starting with the first one.  It's daft, slightly soppy, enormously charming and cheery-uppy. 
(And it's clearly set in the same 'cinematic universe' as Detectorists.)

Nice one. I enjoyed the last few episodes and I have very fond and warm and fuzzy memories of the original series. 

Are there any gazebos in it ?

Watched very enjoyable a worthy successor to John Pertwee's stint

Thanks!

I greatly enjoyed watching the first series with my niece and nephew. Enormously charming. They really enjoyed it too.

I'm afraid not, but there is a hedgehog.
(Just - blink and you'll miss it.)

Argh. I hate when I don't get a reference.... 

It took me a while. 

There's a 'gazebo raising' scene in Detectorists.  (A parody of the Amish 'barn raising' in 'Witness'.)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09j0qcs/detectorists-series-3-episod...
(11 minutes in.)

Here's the original: youtube.com/watch?v=BL_X7GelX5Q&

Edit to add:
It just dawned on me there's a little joke in the original too.
"I hear you're a carpenter."
"It's been a while."

Harrison Ford was a carpenter.  (And it had been a while.)

Oh that was lovely - thank you! Really enjoyed Worzel, saw the hedgehog, and lovely music too. Finished off my Sunday very nicely.

I'm sorry but that is pure nightmare fuel.

What's happened to his face ?

;-D

He's got a mangelwurzel for a head, and is actually quite handsome by scarecrow standards.

I'd say he's definitely more Alpha vulgaris than  Beta vulgaris personally.