These clips of the Glum family are edited from a British show called -Take it from here- with Jimmy Edwards, June Whitfield and Dick Bently. I'm not sure of exact dates but the series was broadcast in the fifties.
Read more…Between 1958 and 1962, Spike Milligan wrote and starred in this Australian comedy show featuring gags, characters and sometimes entire plots borrowed from The Goon Show
Read more…Faux-chat show starring Steve Coogan's hapless sports reporter-turned interviewer Alan Partridge.
Podcast version of the popular topical TV show with answers drawn from opinion polls.
Like many British cult comedies, the Mighty Boosh has become wildly successful and incredibly self-indulgent. But here it is at its funniest.
Cheers for the beers! All hail to the ale! And welcome the white wine... for the ladies.
Brilliant, hilarious and influential American satire show. Here are the soundtracks of a couple of shows from 2004.
Starring Paul Merton, an Improvised historical "drama", based on audience suggestions.
One of Britain's most popular stand-ups. Be warned, his comedy does contain strong language.
Sadly, my collection of episodes for this sitcom starring a truly great comedienne, taken from the world far too young, is incomplete
Originally posted by Riklaa The House of Unspeakable Secrets, an eight-part radio comedy thriller written for Leslie Phillips in 1967. It was written by Ernest Dudley.
Read more…Originally posted by Riklaa The Decoy by Alfred de Musset translated and adapted by Kenneth McClellan from "Le Chandelier" (1835) With Charlotte Attenborough, John Gabriel, Christopher Good and Charles Simpson Directed by Peter Kavanagh Broadcast 21
Read more…Originally posted by Riklaa Nothing Personal 12 December 1988, 30 mins by Perry Pontac With Stephen Thorne and Norman Bird Produced by Richard Wortley Mr Firmage, a retired blind trapeze artist, applies for a bank loan. He elicits surprising inform
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