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Favourite radio and TV progs?

What's your bestest radio and TV entertainment programmes? Are your favourites travel, food, news or comedy progs?

Gerry Tan ● 4736d11 Comments

QI, of course, though not as good as it used to be. We have tickets for a recording of it next week. Hurrah!

Susan Kelly ● 4735d

Yellow Car!!!

Nigel Brooks ● 4735d

Cabin Pressure, Bleak Expectations, Ed Reardon's Week. Ten times funnier than anything on TV and Radio4 comedies that are 'upgraded' to TV, such as Goodness Gracious Me or Little Britain are invariably less funny for the switch.

Susan Kelly ● 4735d

My pleasure. The radio version was even better.They only ever made six episodes. Quality over quantity.

Nigel Brooks ● 4735d

Big Jim and the Figaro club was brilliant.  You can watch a couple of episodes on Youtube. Thanks for reminding me Nigel.

Cindy Carloss ● 4735d

Columbo.

Alex Weel ● 4735d

Strictly Come DancingAntiques RoadshowMatch of the Day(Football)Have I Got News For YouI Haven't a ClueNewsnightIn that order.

Gerry Tan ● 4735d

I like everything except sports and politics.

Asha Smith ● 4735d

I thought Blessed was wonderful too.

Susan Kelly ● 4736d

I thought that Brian Blessed was brilliant.'Clue' is wonderful and jack Dee does a great job replacing the, seemingly irreplaceable Humph.Favourite radio programmes of the past.'Big Jim and the Figaro Club' - (Google it)Hitchhiker's GuideLegal, Decent, Honest and TruthfulFlywheel, Shyster and Flywheel (especially the episodes with Spike Milligan).

Nigel Brooks ● 4736d

Have I got news for you, but not with Brian Blessed in the chair. I'm sorry I Haven't a clue.

Graham Weeks ● 4736d