Mark, through my school days sir, the show was genuinally my cure at the time for depression, I thank you so much for it, being a part of it and making me cry with laughter like a drone every week. I do so hope if you know of anymore episodes you can somehow upload them.
I saw Roy Hudd back in the 60s in a variety show in Manchester,then again, in a farce in the 90s.,where I were lucky enough to meet him..a great comedian,steeped in old style comedy..this series was brill, Saturday lunchtime always looked forward to listening to it, I am sure I have a few off-air recordings too,no political correctness back then...I also saw Chris Emmet in a show in the West End..I think it may have been Sugar Babes a Burlesque, at the Savoy Theatre.where he was perfectly cast..he outshone the star, Mickey Rooney with his delivery of wit. I also saw June Whitfield playing in a special concert at the Royal Festival Hall (along with many other tv celebrities)..Avery witty, clever programme..June Whitfield`s character voices superb.. and Bobby and Maxwell quick-fire sketch brill..
I used to love it.it was topical and extremely funny.i used to have amstrad radio cassette player in the 70s and could set it up to record the programmes.
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I loved this series and used to listen to it every Saturday lunchtime on Radio 2. Happy days.
Ah the glorious,days of well written comedy and flawless impersonations
This was always a brilliant series.
I used to love listening to the radio shows. Hello Cheeky , The Clitheroe Kid and others.
Great stuff..Roy Hudd of course and the great John Junkin.
The best sort of comedy no f ing. swear words, I saw them once at the Paris Theatre, quite brilliant
Great to hear June Whitfield reprise Eth from the Glums.
Brilliant, just brilliant!
I was one of the writers on this but sadly cannot recall which of those deathless gags was mine.
Mark, through my school days sir, the show was genuinally my cure at the time for depression, I thank you so much for it, being a part of it and making me cry with laughter like a drone every week. I do so hope if you know of anymore episodes you can somehow upload them.
@@JCCC1609 I have a couple of these on cassette tape inc a christmas special, i'll find them one day
@@highpath4776 Thank you very much sir please contact me back when you do.
Anyone who has the 1992 election episode please put it up :)
Well done on one of the funniest comedies since the Goons.
Oh my loved this show and the brilliantly talented starsxx all now gone xxxx
Chris Emmett is still with us.
Absolutely perfect. I really needed that.
Loved their phrase when a gag was met with groans rather than laughs...."Look out, they're coming towards us!"
Excellent programme , pity there is only half a dozen available to listen too .
I saw Roy Hudd back in the 60s in a variety show in Manchester,then again, in a farce in the 90s.,where I were lucky enough to meet him..a great comedian,steeped in old style comedy..this series was brill, Saturday lunchtime always looked forward to listening to it, I am sure I have a few off-air recordings too,no political correctness back then...I also saw Chris Emmet in a show in the West End..I think it may have been Sugar Babes a Burlesque, at the Savoy Theatre.where he was perfectly cast..he outshone the star, Mickey Rooney with his delivery of wit. I also saw June Whitfield playing in a special concert at the Royal Festival Hall (along with many other tv celebrities)..Avery witty, clever programme..June Whitfield`s character voices superb.. and Bobby and Maxwell quick-fire sketch brill..
Memories, memories.
I used to love it.it was topical and extremely funny.i used to have amstrad radio cassette player in the 70s and could set it up to record the programmes.
Loved this programme, just started reading his autobiography
I also listen to the brilliant Terry wogan Janet and John clios
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very witty