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Looking Back At London Weekend Television – Part One

Long Way For A Titter, Ken Dodd called it during his first Audience With.  London Weekend Television was one of the major regional ITV franchises broadcasting  from Fridays at 5:15pm (prior to 1982 at 7:00pm) to Monday mornings at 6:00am. …

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Danger Mouse

Danger Mouse - 1981

The British animated television series, produced by Cosgrove Hall Films for Thames Television, between 1981 and 1992, clocking up no less than 181 episodes over

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Never The Twain

Never The Twain - 1981

A genuine side splitter and one of my favourite TV sitcoms.  Made by Thames Television for ITV Never The Twain ran up 67 episodes

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The Dave Allen Show

The Dave Allen Show - 1993

We started the week looking at re-makes and comebacks, in view of the new series of Yes Prime Minister.  Much of what we

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The Upper Hand

The Upper Hand - 1990

Adapted from an American sitcom, Who's The Boss ? The Upper Hand made it's TV debut in 1990.  It ran for seven series totalling

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Frankie Howerd on Campus

Frankie Howerd on Campus - 1990

One of the all time greats and master of the double entendre Frankie Howerd was a regular fixture on our Television screens throughout

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The Royal Variety Performance

As Artists Gather In The Royal Albert Hall To Celebrate 100 Years Of The Royal Variety Performance, We're Looking At Some Of The Great Comedy It's Presented

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An Audience With Alf Garnett – 1997

An Audience With was a format created by London Weekend Television and would feature a famous person (in the early days it was a comedian, later and more

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Home To Roost – 1985

Think John Thaw and you'll almost certainly think of The Sweeney or Inspector Morse and you'd be right.  However in 1985 he starred in this ITV sitcom and

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Celebrity Squares – 1975

Bob Monkhouse Hosts A Game Of Celebrity Noughts And Crosses

It was prime time Saturday night viewing at it's peak as one of Britain's best loved comics (Bob Monkhouse)

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