
Some telly pubs feel like your own local after years of watching. Rank them from the one you'd walk into first to the one you'd give a miss.
Put the items in your preferred order.

The Rovers Return
The heart of Weatherfield since 1960, from Annie Walker to Bet Lynch's big earrings. You'd go in for a half and stay for Betty's hotpot.

The Queen Vic
Home to Den and Angie, Peggy shouting 'Get outta my pub!' and more Christmas rows than anyone can count. Great for gossip, but maybe not on Christmas Day.

The Woolpack
A proper Yorkshire village pub with a roaring fire and the Dales just outside. Perfect for a pint after a long walk, as long as there isn't a plane crash.

The Nag's Head
Del Boy's favourite spot in Peckham, with Trigger at the bar and Mike pulling pints. Just watch out for anyone leaning on a bar flap.

The Dog in the Pond
The busy village pub near Chester where the younger crowd and their parents end up under one roof. Always lively, and often dramatic.
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