"Last of the Summer Wine" Look Whose Wheel's Come Off (TV Episode 2010) Poster

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7/10
Poor Howard.
Sleepin_Dragon11 November 2021
Still not allowed home, Howard takes even more extreme measures, this time chaining himself to a bike, Hobbo is still intent on helping out.

Another good, funny episode from this final run, it has several funny moments, including a drunken gang, and a flirtatious Pearl.

I'm so glad that Juliette Kaplan got more to do right at the end, she was so much more than just the sour faced battleaxe, here she puts the wind up Hobbo in real style, she's shown she's physically funny.

Just a shame there's no Marina here. I'm wondering in the last episode of we're going to see Travis?

I like that this series has been one big story, it has worked better, when they were doing the guest star episode week after week, it all became a little bit tired, this series has felt a lot fresher, with some funny jokes.

Only one to go, this was fun, 7/10.
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6/10
Look Whose Wheel's Come Off
Prismark1013 October 2019
When Pearl is told that Howard wants a kiss. She replies "again, we did it on the honeymoon."

No wonder Howard went for Marina and frankly he should had stayed with her.

Hobbo meanwhile gets a smacker on the lips from Pearl. Much to Howard's disgust. I think Pearl enjoyed it. It must be Hobbo's moisturiser.

Hobbo uses his operational brain for two plans. One to get Barry to enjoy a night out after sneakily having some fish and chips. Second to persuade Howard to make a greater effort to protest that he is homeless.

Luckily for Barry that Glenda is not that hard as she realises he has ate fish and chips. Howard though chains himself on his bicycle and then loses the key.

Another episode stolen by the quips from Entwistle and a much better effort from Roy Clarke, almost vintage.
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