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• And most countries of the world have approved, and the United States says, not on your Nellie.
• Baker played a virtually identical role in the LWT comedy series " Not On Your Nellie " ( 1974 75 ).
• She also features briefly in the Hylda Baker sitcom " Not On Your Nellie " ( 1974 ), in an episode entitled  The Apartment in which Baker s character has to stay in the Chelsea flat of a famous model ( Longhurst ).
• As with " Nearest and Dearest ", much of the comedy stemmed from Baker's malapropisms and partially improvised Northern humour, and " Not On Your Nellie " was essentially a new version ( and equivalent ) of " Nearest and Dearest " in a different location.
• Despite the similarities, " Not On Your Nellie " did not match the success of " Nearest and Dearest " . 1975 also saw major cast changes occurred before production of the third series commenced, with Barratt, Raynor, Ali, and Richard all leaving the show to work on other / later TV projects.
• The 1970s UK television sitcom " Not On Your Nellie ", which starred Hylda Baker as Bolton woman Nellie Pickersgill, who moves to a Chelsea pub, took its name from the rhyming slang for " not on your Nellie Duff ", the rhyming slang for " not on your puff " i . e . not on your life.
• The 1970s UK television sitcom " Not On Your Nellie ", which starred Hylda Baker as Bolton woman Nellie Pickersgill, who moves to a Chelsea pub, took its name from the rhyming slang for " not on your Nellie Duff ", the rhyming slang for " not on your puff " i . e . not on your life.
• However, Baker's character in " Not On Your Nellie " was not Nellie Pledge, but Nellie Pickersgill-an identical character in all but name . " Not On Your Nellie " was created by Roy Bottomley and Tom Brennand and was based on a stage play that they had written for Baker in the frame of the Nellie Pledge character.
• However, Baker's character in " Not On Your Nellie " was not Nellie Pledge, but Nellie Pickersgill-an identical character in all but name . " Not On Your Nellie " was created by Roy Bottomley and Tom Brennand and was based on a stage play that they had written for Baker in the frame of the Nellie Pledge character.