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A much missed, misunderstood and undervalued comedy magazine show from the late nineteen seventies that gave [[Mel Smith]], [[Rowan Atkinson]], [[Griff Rhys-Jones]] and [[Pamela Stephenson]] | A much missed, misunderstood and undervalued comedy magazine show from the late nineteen-seventies that gave the world the late, great [[Mel Smith]], [[Rowan Atkinson]], [[Griff Rhys-Jones]] and [[Pamela Stephenson]]. | ||
*The Aleebee | *The Aleebee | ||
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*Does God exist? Featuring: | *Does God exist? Featuring: | ||
{{ninevirgins}} | {{ninevirgins}} | ||
*''Hey! Wow!'', featuring mime from ''Alternative Carparks'', music (''Nice Video, Shame About The song'') from ''Lufthansa Terminal'' and some amazing Greek television commercials | |||
*Gramophone | |||
*What a load of willies | |||
*Constable Savage | |||
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And many, many more. | And many, many more. |
Revision as of 15:29, 1 November 2018
A much missed, misunderstood and undervalued comedy magazine show from the late nineteen-seventies that gave the world the late, great Mel Smith, Rowan Atkinson, Griff Rhys-Jones and Pamela Stephenson.
- The Aleebee
- Mr Glossop
- Does God exist? Featuring:
“I’m reminded of the parable of the nine virgins. Eight of them were wise, and used their tin-openers diligently, but the ninth was a clumsy, loud-mouthed virgin who kept wittering on abou —”
- —The Very Reverend Andy Simpson, Not The Nine O’Clock News
- —The Very Reverend Andy Simpson, Not The Nine O’Clock News
- Hey! Wow!, featuring mime from Alternative Carparks, music (Nice Video, Shame About The song) from Lufthansa Terminal and some amazing Greek television commercials
- Gramophone
- What a load of willies
- Constable Savage
And many, many more.