Obviously not!

Soozy, I do, but as a very young 'un.  I remember being really amused as to which direction the credits would come from.

no.

I remember Benny and his knitted hat 

I used to love Crossroads, and can remember it from the early days before Sandy was in his wheelchair.  I particularly rememer the fine acting when David Hunter's first wife shot him

I loved Crossroads sometimes the scenery moved more than the actors. 

i remember when they first had "real outside" scenes and there was a lake, something no one had ever mentioned before and now it was in every outside scene!!!

I remember that too . And Amy Turtle always fluffing her lines!

Benny used to drink in the pub down the road from where I live   Noele Gordon was lovely when you met her.

The actress who played Miss Diane was awful - a right nasty so and so.  I worked in a dress shop on Saturdays for pocket money and she regularly came in and expected to be treated like royalty   

I think my favourite characters were Shue McFee and Amy Turtle   I always laughed when the scenery wobbled 

I remember Crossroads as a kid, the theme tune reminds me of after school, sitting with a snack in front of TV....If I remember rightly the tune always sounded as if the tape got stuck a bit.....it whined a bit...

I'm gutted TBH. I always loved Miss Diane and hoped she'd be lovely in RL 

I loved it

Ooooooooooooooooooooh sorry Syd - just seen that you've already already posted  this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I was wee ,my mother loved it.

I remember my mum and her friend speaking about Jill being put on the pill!! (to them it was scandalous)

Who is that sorry excuse of a female in the stone coloured uniform!!

I think her name was Jane - a waitress - I may be wrong but it jumped into my head

Bless her,she'd not braw.

Couldn't stand that bloke who owned the garage...was it Jim? 

Victoria Woods Acorn Antiques was based on Crossroads.

One soup!

I loved that sketch - also a line that's famous in our house is 'Is it on the trolley - can you point at it?'