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by **magicofthemind** » Jun 4th, '09, 16:48

While you're on BBC Radio 7, also look out for Michael Bentine's one-man show. Genius.

Barry

by **Tomo** » Jun 4th, '09, 20:02

If anyone would like to be outraged by innuendo, Round The Horne is on Radio 7 tomorrow night at 7pm.

by **Mandrake** » Jun 4th, '09, 20:53

Oooo innne bold?

by **Tomo** » Jun 4th, '09, 20:56

Mandrake wrote:Oooo innne bold?

Very bold. Trollin' in 'ere, vardering as innocent as a sharpie's basket.

by **Mandrake** » Jun 4th, '09, 21:09

Nice to varda your dolly old eek...

by **magicofthemind** » Jun 4th, '09, 22:28

My Round The Horne favourite character was Rambling Syd Rumpo.

Barry

by **Robbie** » Jun 5th, '09, 11:32

The Ballad of the Bogle Clencher:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAx6QSot ... re=related

by **Lawrence** » Jun 5th, '09, 11:45

Hang on, Hang on.... There's a BBC Radio SEVEN?!?!?
I've heard about this rumoured BBC radio 2 a couple of times, but 7?

by **magicofthemind** » Jun 5th, '09, 11:57

Lawrence wrote:Hang on, Hang on.... There's a BBC Radio SEVEN?!?!?
I've heard about this rumoured BBC radio 2 a couple of times, but 7?

It's a digital station - DAB, Freeview, Sky, online etc. It has all the great classic comedies of the Sixties to Eighties, and more recent and contemporary ones, crime, sci-fi and other drama and so on.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio7/

Round the Horne and Michael Bentine starting NOW.

Barry

by **yddraig** » Jun 5th, '09, 12:03

Don't forget Journey into Space and Paul Temple, Radio 7 got me into the Temple series a few years ago, love em. ISIHAC repeats are fantastic as are Just a Minute, but I never got into RTH or BOK though.

Just wish it was available in car :cry:

thank god for mp3 players

G

by **Tomo** » Jun 5th, '09, 12:17

Lawrence wrote:Hang on, Hang on.... There's a BBC Radio SEVEN?!?!?
I've heard about this rumoured BBC radio 2 a couple of times, but 7?

Calm yourself. It's just that white heat of technology they spoke of in the '60s. Being made entirely of fingers, Radio 7 is probably the only national radio station you can't get on Mr Marconi's Celebrated Far Hearing Apparatus.

by **Tomo** » Jun 5th, '09, 12:23

I think I'm in heaven:

The perennial antidote to panel games comes from Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket in London, with Stephen Fry the first to take on the chairman's role from the late Humphrey Lyttelton. 1: Regulars Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor are joined by Victoria Wood. With Colin Sell at the piano.

Does it get much better than that?

by **yddraig** » Jun 5th, '09, 14:08

recordings: details
26 april Her Majesty’s Theatre, London
17 may Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
4 june Theatre Royal, Newcastle

If you're in one of areas......

I'm not

by **Tomo** » Jun 15th, '09, 07:59

Remember folks, new series of ISIHAC begins tonight, 6:30pm, Radio 4. Mr Fry in the chair.

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