the plot is less important than the banter and interplay between the characters. The adventure unfolds to a soundtrack of jazz music in the style of Bix Beiderbecke performed by Frank Ricotti with Kenny Baker as featured cornet soloist. Filming locations Jill's house – Norfolk Green, Chapel Allerton, Leeds Trevor in the yellow van in traffic with impatient driver behind – Brudenell Grove, Leeds Trevor and Jill in the yellow van travelling to the M62 – Meadow Lane, Leeds San Quentin High – Foxwood School, Seacroft, Leeds School staff room and school hall – Moor Grange County Secondary School, Ireland Wood, Leeds Location where Jill and Trevor take Peterson to the canal. Is Skelton Grange Road over the Aire and Calder Navigation Canal, alongside the river Aire. Supermarket car park – Safeway, Roundhay Road, Oakwood, Leeds. Pub – The Haddon Hall, Burley, Leeds Post office – Town Street, Horsforth, Leeds Registrars office – Yeadon Yeadon Town hall Peterson's office – Tower House, Merrion Street, Leeds Cemetery scenes – Lawnswood Cemetery, Leeds North Sea Ferries terminal, King George Dock – Kingston upon Hull On board MV Norstar ferry Bridge Leidsegracht, Leidsestraat, Amsterdam Pronk's hotel – Estherea Hotel, Singel, Amsterdam Oude Schans, Amsterdam Jodenbree Straat, Amsterdam Amstel, Amsterdam Nieuwe Prinsengracht, Amsterdam Reguliersgracht, Amsterdam Herengracht, Amsterdam Elks coach – Nassaukade, Amsterdam Elks coach – A9 near Hoofddorp and Badhoevedorp Elks coach – A4 motorway, Netherlands Caledonian Hotel, Edinburgh Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh "A bit of action" – Victoria Terrace and Lady Stair's Close, Edinburgh References External links 1980s British comedy-drama television series 1987 British television series debuts 1987 British television series endings English-language television shows ITV comedy-dramas Television series by ITV Studios Television series by Yorkshire Television Television shows set in Leeds Television shows set in Yorkshire