into a Buddhist temple. (Series 1 features a second pub called The Mayhew, in reality the appropriately named, and as of 2021 still operating, Wellington.) The Waterloo is only used for the exterior shots whereas the interiors are recorded in the studio at BBC Television Centre in London. The power station featured in the credits is Fiddlers Ferry Power Station in between the neighbouring towns of Widnes & Warrington Sayer's Bakery where Janet works is also real, being located at 30 Church Street, Runcorn Old Town. Gaz's workshop (Formerly Brindley Autos) can be found on Brindley Street in the northwest of the town under one of the rail bridge's arches, now known as 'Arch Motor's'. The Castle ruins featured in the opening title sequence are those of Halton Castle, in the east of the town. The exterior of Gaz and Donna's flat is also real and can be found opposite the indoor market near Alcock Street and the bus station in the Old Town. Janet and Jonny's house can be found at 9 Clarks Terrace, in the Weston Point area of Runcorn. In Series 3, Episode 4 (Beastiality): Bridges Fish and Chip Shop is located on the junction of Brindley Street and Cawdor Street. It is presently a Chinese takeaway by the name of Jacky Chen. Louise and David are later seen walking apparently away from this location eating chips. However, that scene was in fact shot on Picow Street (moving onto the bridge over the railway line). In the subsequent shots Donna meets her mother outside the adjacent shop on Balfour Street, and Janet goes to purchase a second hand wedding dress at 3 Curzon Street, WA7 4PG. The Bank Chambers nightclub featured in the special musical flashback episode (When Janet Met Johnny): is presently Chambers Nightclub at 77 High St, WA7 1AH. References External links (Last updated March 2008) Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps at the British TV Comedy Guide 2001 British television series debuts 2011 British television series endings 2000s British sex comedy television series 2000s British sitcoms 2010s British sex comedy television series 2010s British sitcoms BBC television sitcoms English-language television shows Runcorn Television series about couples Television shows set in Cheshire