The Likely Lads
The Likely Lads, 1964
A classic of it's time and now often forgotten, alongside regular repeats of it's successor Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads and lack of surviving material. This black-and-white sitc...
Rodney Bewes Moves North…..
A Very Private Man, 1981
Originally recorded at BBC Manchester. A Very Private Man was a six part radio comedy that aired for just the one series in 1981.The series has since been repeated on digital radi...
Basil Brush Takes Over Saturday Teatimes
The Original Basil Brush Show 1968 - 1980
For twelve years between 1968 and 1980, generarations of children and adults alike were entertained on a Saturday teatime by a puppet.That puppet was Basil Brush. ...
Dear Mother…. Love Albert
Dear Mother.....Love Albert 1969 - 1972
Proving he is more than just a likely lad Rodney Bewes stars in: Dear Mother...Love Albert later retitled Albert! . A successful British sitcom created by Rodney Bewes,...
Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads ?
Originally broadcast over two series in 1973 and 1974, This was the colour follow up to the successful 1960's series The Likely Lads.Whatever Happeneed To The Likely Lads was set five years on from the last...
Actor Rodney Bewes Dies
Rodnet Bewes the actor best remembered for his role as Bob Ferris in the popular BBC sitcom has died. https://youtu.be/P_LGxNSPuAM...
Ant And Dec Take On The Likely Lads
No Hiding Place, A Tribute To The Likely Lads, 2002
Probably the best known episode of Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads, but with a twist. This particular episode, originally screened as part of series on...
The Likely Lads Radio Series – 1967 – 1968
The Likely Lads was a popular TV comedy series set in the North of England. In 1967 one of the show's main stars, James Bolam adapted 16 episodes of the TV show for Radio.The Radio show ran for 2 series of...
The Likely Lads Movie
Following in the footsteps of many successful TV sitcoms Bob and Terry jumped onto the big screen in 1976, two years after the TV series Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads had ended.Rodney Bewes and James...