Right, an easy one to start, I think:

The Simpsons

>Right, an easy one to start, I think:
>
>The Simpsons
The Liver Birds

>>Right, an easy one to start, I think:
>>
>>The Simpsons
>The Liver Birds
Meet Ricky Gervais
<oooohhhhs from audience>

Steptoe and Son

Stella Street

Only Fools and Horses

This is like "Marcus Brigstock's A-Z of Comedy".

>This is like "Marcus Brigstock's A-Z of Comedy".

That's not technically a comedy TV show, so I think your turn should be disallowed. We need an adjudicator. Humph?

Failing that I'll barge in with my turn.

KNowing Me, Knowing You, with Alan Partridge

>Knowing Me, Knowing You, with Alan Partridge

You are in croup

At the Eleventh Hour

(forgotten, last-gasp BBC satire series from 1968, with a young Leonard Rossiter and Miriam Margolyes)

Not With A Bang

(I thought it was funny, so there)

Cry Wolf

Cry Wolf

<buzz>
Repetition.


Right, that's me out. I'll just sit back and watch.
It's just like Late Night Poker this.

Crapston Villas.

Rising Damp

Oohh- Rising Damp, eh?

<ahem>

The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin

Am I allowed to play on the diagonal?

ok.

Robin's Nest

No, no. You can't have Robin's Nest. It contradicts the Thames Spin-off Triangle Convention.

You'll have to go to Man About the House via George and Mildred now.

So, I'm in Nid for the next two rounds...

Fifi, I'll get you out of Nid -

"The Day Today"

. o O O (one song to the tune of another. Lord's Prayer to the tune of Auld Lang Syne? Nah, wayyyy to sicko to contemplate)

>. o O O (one song to the tune of another. Lord's Prayer to the tune of Auld Lang Syne? Nah, wayyyy to sicko to contemplate)

What is MOST disturbing about this is that LOADS of British people went out and BOUGHT this single!

My Dead Dad (Lifts, not escalators)

Glam Metal Detectives!

Can I play my joker?

Citizen Smith.

Lame Ducks

(Aaaah!)

Terry and June

All Gas and Gaiters

Bless This House

The 11 O'Clock Show.

Damn!

Mornington Crescent!

<cheers & claps from audience>

I don't get it...mutters...I just don't understand:
The Imaginatively Titled Punt and Dennis Show

This *is* about old comedy programmes right?

This Morning With Richard Not Judy
(or This Muff With Richard Not Judy).

<audience hums with approval>

So, starting another game are we - shows fronted by comedy duos rather than sitcoms. Okay - but no repetitions or mention of Hale & Pace.

I'll continue, taking a sideways move from TMWRNJ - Dan & Nick 40 Years In The Wildebeest (didn't say they had to be TV shows - aaahh!).

Smith and Jones
(didn't say it had to be good)

French and Saunders

I'll employ the Phil Daniel's rule if I may...

Sunnyside Farm

And Mark Addy leads us to:
Too Much Sun.

Morcuame And Wise.
If The Other Game Was Still Running;
Coogan's Run

Morcombe and Wise makes me think of Shooting Stars for some reason, but I'm like that.

Little and Large, invoking an EEEVL IDNETS round.

A Bit of Fry & Laurie

Saturday Live

Jon and Andy (not fronted a show yet, but oh well)
Boosh (Barret and Fielding) (Same applies)
err
Mel and Sue (Aha)

Lee and Herring, if they haven't been mentioned already.

Aha, that's stumped you! Do I win?

>Jon and Andy (not fronted a show yet, but oh well)
>Boosh (Barret and Fielding) (Same applies)
>err
>Mel and Sue (Aha)

Wish We Were There on BBC Choice was a show (admitedly only one of them) was fronted by Jon and Andy. Aaah, I win.

Adam & Joe.

Take my wife.........please.

Adam and Joe, they're like a jumble sale on acid with less vicars

The thing about Adam & Joe was that, by not having a studio audience, the dead patches were less noticeable (cf. TMWRNJ, which was actually just as funny but suffered for having the audience there. And for going out live at midday on a Sunday).

"Wheel of Fortune" - with the dazzzzzling John Leslie and the simply gag-gushing Jenny Powell

Baddiel and Newman in Pieces

Ah, now that's an Inkerman's reverse, if I'm not mistaken, so I can have:

Newman and Baddiel in Pieces

Dear Ladies.

*audience murmurs*

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