Our Favourite Hancock
Part 3 -The Radio Years
In the third of this special series to mark the 60th anniversary of the first broadcast of Hancock's Half Hour on BBC Radio, Ray Galton and Alan Simpson have pic...
Little Britain - Radio Series - 2001
As David Walliams springs back to our TV screens, with his new sketch show David Walliams and Friend, it's back to the beginning we go, as we look at Little Britain The Ra...
Janet And John - Terry Wogan Style
How we all miss Sir Terry and his morning wit, it's five years ago this month since we lost him. However he left behind a legacy of morning laughs as we remember Wake ...
Galton and Simpson - I Did It My Way, 2014
The BBC's Landmark Comedy Season was supposed to celebrate 60 years since Hancock's Half Hour came to television. Among all the expectations and variety of shows the...
Stop Messing About, 1969
Stop Messin' About, a catchphrase coined for Kenneth Williams by Galton and Simpson back in the days of Hancock's Half Hour. It seemed the perfect title for a radio series starring on...
The Goon Show, 1951
Considered by many as the greatest radio show of all time. A legend within it's own lifetime The Goon Show was a British Radio Comedy Program that ran for 238 episodes and 12 specials over...
At Home With Hinge And Bracket, 1990
By 1990 Hunge and Bracket who had began their erarly career in 1972, were now household names with many TV and live appearances behind them. With two successful long runni...
Whose Line Is It Anyway? Radio Series, 1988
Before the well known TV show there was the origInal Whose Line Is It Anyway? Radio Series.Airing in 1988 it ran for 6 episodes on BBC Radio, the rights were suc...
Our Favourite Hancock - Part 4
The Wild Man Of The Woods
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first broadcast of Hancock's Half Hour on BBC Radio, comedy scriptwriting legends Ray Galton and Alan Simpson ...
Wogan's Radio Fun, 1987
Wogan's Radio Fun was a one off special broadcast in two parts in 1987, as part of the Wogan show.The importance of comedy on the radio should never be underestimated. Over many ye...