I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Series 39

Chair: Humphrey Lyttleton. Regulars: Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Barry Cryer.
00:00 Ep.1 20/05/2002. Guest: Sandi Toksvig.
27:56 Ep. 2 27/05/2002. Guest: Sandi Toksvig.
55:53 Ep. 3 03/06/2002. Guest: Jeremy Hardy.
01:23:50 Ep. 4 10/06/2002. Guest: Jeremy Hardy.
01:51:44 Ep.5 17/06/2002. Guest: Bill Bailey.
02:19:40 Ep.6 24/06/2002. Guest: Bill Bailey.
Piano: Colin Sell.
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[@alexday5892]

RIP Barry. I love hearing Barry chortling away, normally to almost any one of Graham’s quick quips. Barry’s laugh made the joke even funnier. He was a true legend and is irreplaceable. He can now joke and share laughs with Willie, Tim and Humph up there. Thank you for the wonderful laughs and tears.

[@kaidenshepard8446]

Sandi Toksvig's laugh is so infectious, I bet the recordings for the shows went on for ages with her laughing and Humph as well

[@susieseiling500]

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[@Synthnerd11]

M.J.Nicholls, thank you so much for these priceless gems. It's been so uplifting, not to mention poignant, hearing such comedic gold. Crying and often breathless with laughter, and loving every minute.

[@gezzoMan]

RIP Barry. You will never be forgotten

[@alangaming2003]

Can’t believe he gone RIP legend

[@stevebuckley2429]

Consistently the funniest programme on Radio.

[@micahrose4425]

Thanks for share. RIP Barry

[@skottstyles4370]

Thank you.

[@dabedwards]

This series was definitely a high water mark in the programme's history. Graham Garden's "Teddy Bears' Picnic" was perhaps the best ever 01:04:30

[@gucciepixie1921]

these are BRILLIANT

[@m.j.nicholls]

Correct.

[@spmoran4703]

The best quiz show ever. And it is so sad to hear Barry Cryer as now left us. There is no one to replace him.

[@HaFannyHa]

Jeremy Hardy''s 'Hawaii Five-O' with 'We'll Gather Lilacs' is an absolute classic! I'm loving all of these programmes. Thanks so much!!!!!

[@SirWhig-esq.]

Roxanne

[@tereasia]

Oh God, the 1st episode alone is so damn funny 😂

[@laurendownie2710]

41:55
This caught me completely off guard.

[@SirWhig-esq.]

R.I.P Lionel Blair.

[@stevebuckley2429]

I've got a recording somewhere of Humph playing the trumpet on VE day in Trafalgar Square.

[@Chazthesilencer]

1:31:49 - The perfect song choice for "Pick-up song".
2:08:45 - Hello, Daisy!

[@stevejohnson9234]

Love to hear earlier series

[@9outof10]

Grew up listening to this on r4, and with the sad news of Barry's passing I came here. I've laughed out loud at least seven times in the first ten minutes.

[@ivaneames4354]

Please keep these coming.

[@m.j.nicholls]

All right then

[@ivaneames4354]

@@m.j.nicholls Thank you!

[@nigeltomlinson3329]

Wish these were the new cabinet a Bradfordian 👍

[@andygoodwin8350]

Poor Lionel Blair, bless him, RIP. Wonder what he made of these jokes. Ep.2 was the best ever 😂

[@geoffnightingale2846]

The two Bill Bailey episodes , particularly the first are probably the finest examples of this show ever made. I remember listening to them when they were first broadcast and crying with laughter. Jack Dee does a magnificent job but Humph was truly the Master. Gone are the days when you could enjoy a double entendre purely for its comedic value. These days some woke snowflake is bound to pipe up on behalf of someone who probably couldn't give a toss.