All posts tagged BBC Comedy

Hi-De-Hi Cast

Hi-De-Hi !

We’re running this post today as a tribute to Paul Shane who played Ted Bovis in the hit show, whose death was announced yesterday.  Ted Bovis remains one of the great TV sitcom comic characters, of course Paul Shane went …

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Streets Apart

Streets Apart, 1988

Reading a newspaper article recently about Amanda Redman leaving New Tricks got me thinking, what was that sitcom I could remember her in, after a lot

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Citizen James

Citizen James - 1960

A forgotten BBC comedy starring the late Sid James.  With Hancock's Half Hour behind him James strikes out in his own sitcom, Citizen James ran

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Keeping Up Appearances

Keeping Up Appearances, 1990

Another Roy Clarke classic, only this time set away from Yorkshire.  Clarke's wonderful comic creation Hyacinth Bucket is one of British Sitcoms finest characters.  Keping

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The Paul Daniels Magic Show

The Paul Daniels Magic Show, 1979 - 1994

During it's 1980's heyday this show was one of the highest rated shows on TV.  After regular appearances on the The

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Neighbourhood Watch with Wyatt’s Watchdogs

Wyatt's Watchdogs - 1988

Running for six thirty minute episodes over just one series this was Brian Wilde's first TV outing since his departure from Last Of

Steptoe and Son

Steptoe and Son – Murder At Oil Drum Lane

    Steptoe and Son in Murder at Oil Drum Lane brought the Steptoe story to a close. It was first performed in 2005. Summary The year is 2005. Steptoe's old house

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Auntie’s Bloomers

What Happens When It All Goes Wrong ? - Auntie's Bloomers - 1991

A comparison could be drawn with the Dennis Nordan show It'll Be Alright On The Night

Are You Being Served?

Are You Being Served ?

Are You Being Served ? 1972 - 1985

Posted this week as part of our tribute to the comedy that came out of BBC's Television Centre, but also in

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Hancock’s Half Hour, TV Show

Hancock's Half Hour, 1956

Often referred to as the first British sitcom.  Hancock’s Half  Hour, transferred onto television from the popular radio show of the same name

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