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without understanding why it was funny. He adopted the grumpy persona of someone who would really rather be somewhere else, which he attributed to worrying that, surrounded by four professional comedians, he would have nothing worthwhile to chip in. He did occasionally depart from the script, however, often bringing the house down with an ad-lib. He was credited by the regular panellists as being the chief reason for the show's longevity.
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made his debut), the show has included a fictional and completely silent scorer "whose job is eased by the fact no points are actually awarded". Usually this is "the lovely
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was one of the regular panel members from 1974 until his death in 1996. The other panellists have fond memories of his off-the-wall sense of humour and quick-fire puns. Since Rushton's death his seat has been turned into a permanent guest spot, which was often filled by the late
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now usually fills this role. He is often the butt of jokes about his musical ability, to which he is unable to respond as he has no microphone. For example: "When music experts hear Colin's compositions, they say he could have been another
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introduces the show by introducing the place where they are recording from and giving factoids which will lead to a punchline and introducing the teams and the scorer for the evening alternating between Samantha and Sven.
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team and was also with the show from the start until his death in April 2020. He was very popular with the crowd and adopted a vulnerable persona. Garden and Brooke-Taylor had previously worked together on television in
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shows broadcast per year these are the result of just six recording sessions, with two programmes being recorded back-to-back. The show was recently voted the second funniest radio programme ever, after
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he would be rejoining the team, but has only appeared infrequently since then. Following the death of Barry Cryer, Garden is the last surviving original panellist.
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950:Introduction
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98:Home station
74:Running time
49:Jeremy Hardy
29:
3415:The Reunion
3303:In Our Time
3296:In Business
3289:Great Lives
3103:A Good Read
3085:Short Works
3050:The Archers
2908:BBC Radio 4
2795:RadioEchoes
2765:MusicBrainz
2675:17 November
2616:19 November
2551:. BBC (via
2524:BBC Radio 4
2452:BBC Radio 4
1988:Radio Times
1914:16 February
1822:Digital Spy
1713:David Hatch
1628:BBC Radio 4
1450:Volume 18 (
1439:Volume 17 (
1428:Volume 16 (
1417:Volume 15 (
1406:Volume 14 (
1395:Volume 13 (
1384:Volume 12 (
1373:Volume 11 (
1362:Volume 10 (
1248:Radio Times
1128:The Goodies
1111:George Bush
923:North Wales
836:Ron Goodwin
801:. However,
757:Simon Brett
748:David Hatch
714:The Goodies
697:Barry Cryer
659:Stephen Fry
599:Barry Cryer
425:David Hatch
417:John Cleese
408:sketch show
369:Stephen Fry
358:BBC Radio 2
346:BBC Radio 4
311:/programmes
292:Ron Goodwin
227:Produced by
184:(1974–1996)
171:(1972–2022)
168:Barry Cryer
163:(1972–2020)
136:(1972 only)
133:Barry Cryer
128:(1972–2007)
102:BBC Radio 4
90:Language(s)
3730:Categories
3672:Sailing By
3401:Soul Music
3240:Case Notes
3145:Loose Ends
3040:Drama and
3023:The Skewer
2916:Programmes
2742:BBC Online
2731:BBC Online
2715:BBC Online
2413:9 February
2352:9 February
1854:28 January
1782:5 February
1741:. London:
1705:9 February
1688:. London:
1656:. London:
1610:References
1577:Specials (
1351:Volume 9 (
1340:Volume 8 (
1329:Volume 7 (
1318:Volume 6 (
1307:Volume 5 (
1296:Volume 4 (
1285:Volume 3 (
1274:Volume 2 (
1263:Volume 1 (
1106:Steve Punt
824:Denis King
820:Neil Innes
803:Colin Sell
732:Tony Hawks
677:Panellists
667:Rob Brydon
623:Rob Brydon
535:Rob Brydon
441:panel game
429:Bill Oddie
421:Jo Kendall
377:Rob Brydon
334:panel game
254:1972-04-11
213:Created by
194:Tony Hawks
189:Colin Sell
108:Syndicates
77:30 minutes
68:panel game
32:Radio show
3564:Religious
3505:File on 4
3387:Open Book
3366:Money Box
3338:Last Word
3275:Front Row
2784:Info Site
2219:. London.
2185:The Times
2003:"Profile"
1751:0951-9467
1666:0140-0460
1653:The Times
780:(1990–91)
771:(1982–86)
765:(1978–81)
759:(1975–77)
739:Producers
594:trumpeter
338:comedians
313:/b006qnwb
265:of series
230:Various (
118:Hosted by
3715:Category
3467:News and
3310:In Touch
3261:Feedback
3219:Analysis
3117:Bookclub
2932:Bunk Bed
2671:. London
2646:23 March
2586:11 April
2187:. London
2164:27 April
2160:. London
2158:Guardian
2137:26 April
2065:25 April
2059:BBC News
2039:25 April
2013:26 March
1756:28 April
1538:Live 2 (
1527:Live 1 (
1258:releases
1088:—
956:chairman
919:Scrabble
866:innuendo
663:Jack Dee
582:Chairman
498:Dave Lee
464:My Music
458:My Word!
373:Jack Dee
348:and the
342:chairman
232:see list
203:see list
153:Starring
141:Jack Dee
53:Jack Dee
3436:Uncanny
3204:Factual
3042:fiction
2774:website
2419:Twitter
2383:22 July
2358:Twitter
1972:"About"
1115:Bushism
848:Scorers
642:In the
619:Best of
573:at the
387:History
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