@@m.j.nicholls I think the show became more consistently funny from sometime around Series 20 when John Naismith and then Iain Pattinson gave it the shape with the running gags introducing the games and links that continue to this day.
@@nixmixes770I think it also improved when they started travelling to all the different venues with the big and enthusiastic audiences. Perhaps they've become more confident by this stage.
Thanks for uploading these for posterity. Good job!
I heard this while on a train, around 2002, and laughed so much there were tears. 🤣
2:28:50 is the very last show recorded by Willie Rushton - when originally broadcast there was a tribute to him by Ned Sherrin.
Hooray for Willie
yey!! it's a bit late to tuck into these now tonight, but tomorrow will be a day without a clue.. 🙂
thankyou for sharing..
These shows were the last featuring Willie Rushton, he died soon after.
Thx M J great memories
Thanks 🎉
Something indescribably funny about Willie Rushton's rendition of "Rawhide"
Mister and Misses Glee-Ming Brahs-Sandles
Many thanks from Baja Sur Mexico. Very pleasant listening, especially in contrast to current events.
Love these uploads. How far back do you have?
To the very beginning, Ivan. The very beginning. I'm not sure I'll upload the lot, as Clue only became properly funny in the 90s.
@@m.j.nicholls I think the show became more consistently funny from sometime around Series 20 when John Naismith and then Iain Pattinson gave it the shape with the running gags introducing the games and links that continue to this day.
@@m.j.nicholls oh could you please upload the first series in 1972
Agreed
@@nixmixes770I think it also improved when they started travelling to all the different venues with the big and enthusiastic audiences. Perhaps they've become more confident by this stage.
Humph really did like to use Jerusalem in OSTtToA
Had to give up on this, too many adverts all of which were mid sentence
Its crook alright
Download the Brave browser (free). Run RUclips from there. No ads.