Inbetweeners star James Buckley hints at Buckley visit
Alongside Simon Bird (as Will McKenzie), Joe Thomas (Simon Cooper) and Blake Harrison (Neil Sutherland), the quartet embarked on various daring adventures while trying to navigate through adolescence.
Nowadays, Buckley stars on his own podcast 'At Home With The Buckleys' alongside wife Clair.
On a recent episode, the pair were discussing place names throughout the UK and James highlighted the Flintshire town of Buckley.
He further hinted that a visit could well be on the cards.
He said: "There's a town called Buckley in Wales. We should do something there. We should go to Buckley."
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He added: "We should do like a little live thing in Buckley. Just saying 'The Buckley's Podcast in Buckley'.
Clair said: "Okay, I'll meet you there."
If the visit was to go ahead, then it would not be the first time that Buckley has been spotted in North Wales.
Last year, the star was seen having a great time at Zip World in Bethesda.
Zip Word shared a photo of the actor taken by a staff member with the public on its Facebook page.
The Inbetweeners - which Buckley starred in - also spawned two movies, is still fondly remembered by fans who love to recite memorable quotes from the series.
He also played the young Del Boy in the BBC comedy-drama Rock & Chips and the main character Brian Weaver in the comedy-fantasy series Zapped.
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