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* TheOtherDarrin: Rose was played by Shirley Stelfox in the first series and then by Mary Millar in all later series - due to the former being committed to ''Making Out''.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Rose was played by Shirley Stelfox Creator/ShirleyStelfox in the first series and then by Mary Millar in all later series - due to the former being committed to ''Making Out''.
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** Averted with Creator/GeoffreyHughes (Onslow) and Judy Cornwell (Daisy) who reprised their characters from the show over the years in specials produced by the BBC's US syndication arm for PBS member station fundraising drives in the US, where it remains shown weekly and quite popular.
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** Averted with Creator/GeoffreyHughes (Onslow) and Judy Cornwell Creator/JudyCornwell (Daisy) who reprised their characters from the show over the years in specials produced by the BBC's US syndication arm for PBS member station fundraising drives in the US, where it remains shown weekly and quite popular.
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* CreativeDifferences: There were disagreements between writer Roy Clarke, and producer-director Harold Snoad; mostly that Roy Clarke rarely watched his own shows, and although he wrote witty dialogue, the practicalities of the scripts were often hopelessly implausible, or left to the discretion of Snoad. Creator/PatriciaRoutledge refused to act some of the scenes as they were first written, because she thought they were too unbelievable. Harold Snoad ended up rewriting many of the episodes.
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* CreativeDifferences: There were disagreements between writer Roy Clarke, Clarke and producer-director Harold Snoad; Snoad, mostly that Roy Clarke rarely watched his own shows, and although he wrote witty dialogue, the practicalities of the scripts were often hopelessly implausible, or left to the discretion of Snoad. Creator/PatriciaRoutledge refused to act some of the scenes as they were first written, because she thought they were too unbelievable. Harold Snoad ended up rewriting many of the episodes.
