I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Series 62
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2020
- Chairman: Jack Dee.
Regulars: Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden.
Ep. 1 (17/11/2014) & Ep. 2 (24/11/2014) Guest: Jo Brand.
Ep. 3 (01/12/2014) & Ep. 4 (08/12/2014) Guest: Omid Djalili.
Ep. 5 (15/12/2014) & Ep. 6 (22/12/2014) Guests: John Finnemore, Tony Hawks, Susan Calman.
Piano: Colin Sell.
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TH-cam comments are the apparent home of old white dude memories, so here's one: i had a tiny short wave radio starting in the late 70s in Philadelphia. No internet, obviously. No idea how to find anything. Figured out over the course of a few years that there were english language programs from Germany and Hong Kong and other places... then this weird show came over the little bitty speaker... "the antidote to panel games..." what's a panel game? Like I've Got a Secret? That stumble across a weak signal at just the right time of day opened up a woods of british and other broadcasting to me, and i've been listening ever since. So great to be able to open a week browser and choose from the schedule... but something special about trawling for gold in the ether back then...
What an absolutely wonderful comment.
Best show on the radio, hilarious, was delighted when I found all the series on TH-cam 👌😂😂😂
I cant believe i'll never hear our beloved Tim Brooke-Taylor anymore
He was just so special & a one off as well as a very clever chap
Im so grateful to channels like this one so we'll never forget Tim
Humph was an incredibly hard act to follow - but Jack Dee has brought his delightful comedic cynicism and ridicule to this iconic radio series. The standard set by Humph has thereby been maintained, and the programme remains one of the best on radio.
The secret is to embrace the show’s idiosyncrasies and embed yourself in them rather than try to take it in a new direction. Jack certainly knew he couldn’t follow Humph but he could make the transition as smooth as he possibly could. A lot of comedians would try and force their personality on the show but Jack was obviously a fan and immediately settled into the rhythm.
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Jack is a perfect host in place of Humph. He's always been a naturally grumpy and cynical but funny comic.
Apparently in his early days he was really pissed off before a routine and did the whole set like a moany grumpy bugger and it went down a storm. He realised he'd hit on something and the rest is history.
@@lolocaust4967 A similar thing happened for Les Dawson, lol
This is the only comedy show I listen too. So very witty and funny. Sadness and losses over the years, but it still maintains its joyful nonsense..
RIP Tim
Voted the best comedy programme of all time
Radio programme, titty biscuit
Democracy is pretty useless on the whole but on the very odd occasion the people get it right
My first exposure to I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue was while traveling in the UK and tuning into Radio 4. To paraphrase the old saying, it was love at first listen.
Thank you for posting these programs. We all need as many laughs as we can get during these times.
People sometimes find it difficult to distinguish paraphrase from summarize. Of course, for those with access to a dictionary, the difference is quite simple. To paraphrase is to express something in other words, often making it shorter. To summarise is to make things ready for the warm season in the middle of the year. (The word you probably want is borrow)
@@dionlindsay2 No one likes a pedant. And I can testify from personal experience.
@@zapkvr0101 You do realise I was trying to parody Jack D mock pedantry? It seems well enough liked when he does it :-)
@@dionlindsay2 its lost when you cant hear it
@@zapkvr I didn't think of that :-(
I was in the audience for this recording B ringing back memories. Of the show we love so much, not just here but all over the world!
Thank you for your uploads, you are a shining star in dark times.
R.I.P Tim . Thanks for these posts and the memories
I agree. Surely his finest work. And Ive heard "Im sorry I'll read that again".
Thank you very much for this resource ! Looking forward to this, I saw a couple of recordings, including one with Humph. Memorably in the Uxbridge English Dictionary part Stephen Fry had "Countryside - killing Piers Morgan".
Imagine my excitement when I recently saw in the TV guide a program titled: "Women killers with Piers Morgan".
Sadly it was just click bait as so far he's survived every episode. Call themselves professionals?
The imitation of Just a Minute cracked me up! (approx 23:00) Jack Dee as Nicholas Parsons was hilarious! Thanks for uploading these!
Thank you for these posts, much appreciated.
Brightens up a grey Scottish day.
Sorry best radio comedy programme
No need to apologize. You are right on the money. It IS the best radio programme.
Three hours of fun! 🤣 Thanks ever so much Mark!
To be precise... it’s Series 62, November and December 2014.
I love Jo Brand and Susan Calman! ❤️
1:04:15 Graeme doing “Milkshake” to “Ruler of the Queen’s Navee” is classic One Song to the Tune of Another.
Omid Djalili really got going with his Breakfast songbook. ⭐️
Thanks for the correction... 'tis indeed S62 from 2014.
Jo Brand .... as ugly on the inside as on the outside.
Rotten.
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@@sishabadab6570 she’s still funnier than you.
Hands down best One Song to the Tune of Another is David Mitchell singing A Whiter Shade of Pale to the Muppets theme.
Tony Hawks' "Girlfriend in a Coma" to the tune of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" for me.
Ken, I concur, surely the best attempt. A real surprise.
Yes David Mitchell sang that in series 52. ⭐️‼️
th-cam.com/video/gGIjNWrLYUk/w-d-xo.html at 1:03;00.
Up there with Willie Rushton’s last show where he did YMCA to the tune of Greensleeves.
@@kempshott Agreed Laura, David Mitchell really giving it all he’s got, practically doing himself a mischief is just topped by Tony’s melodiously and gleefully chirruped output. Gets me every time.
Not going to be the same without Tim and Barry. Graeme now the only original panellist.
Utterly Brilliant.
Who needs TV?
Absolutely fandabbydozy!
so good
I switched off my screen thinking it would play like BBC Sounds. Doh!
I fear the best years of ISIHAC are behind it - no Tim, no Jeremy, no Iain P any more.
Well, there have been quite a few decent guests who would fit in if they decided to have some regulars again. I always enjoy Tony Hawks, and David Mitchell seems a natural when he's on.
I do know what you mean though. There seems to be a lack of truly witty comedians these days. Mock the Week proved that before it's cancellation.
1:59:04 I don't see the point in dogs either. Well said, Susan C. I've never understood why so many people have dogs. I'm in a very small minority, I suspect.
EsEssex, most people don't realize its the biggest contribution they make to the greenhouse too. If that's important to you. I have a dog but he's really my only pal. I can't stand people. I also have a cat.
So funny, I'm so sad Tim Brooke-Taylor won't be there now 😭
This is the first I'd heard he has left us, my favourite Goodie as a child, he'll be missed.
The really sad thing is that the panel is ageing. The legend that is Barry Cryer cannot go on forever.
This is the perfect panel game. Deliberately unreconstructed, old fashioned, and stubborn in its resolve to be hysterically funny regardless of trends and not move with the times. RIP Tim. You were an institution, as is this show.
I usually can't stand Calman on QI but she is half decent here.
I feel the same way about Sandi Toksvig, can't abide her most of the time but she's actually decent on this show. Maybe ISIHAC just brings the best out in people ☺️
I'm a bit conflicted - I'm grateful for the opportunity to listen again, as it's glorious. I guess as a UK TV licence holder for many years I've already paid for it too.
1:47:10 Graeme Garden can actually play (recognisable tunes on) the swanee whistle.
Yes, he has been playing for years. Played on The Goodies IIRC.
And he does a cracking impression of Bob Dylan on the mouth organ.
He's had a lot of practice over the decades 😂
Never forget: If thoust be hidden on the diagonal then thoust need to find your way to Barking and hence on to Dagenham.
#YeOldeMorningtonCrescent
mustn't forget the infamous Mrs Trellis
I hope there actually is one, and she loves the local attention :-)
If you're a gamer, she has a cameo in Elite Frontier.
Hooray! ISIHAC for a grey pandemic day.
Do you happen to have Series 65 too? Hankering to hear the swanee kazoo version of 'Can't get no satisfaction' again.
Good to see Baby Spice hasn't been out of the lime light. She was the hottest one of the group.
22:30 LOL
*23:30
53:26
👍👍!!
Is there another country that has anything like Mornington Crescent?
I don't think the rules would translate. Their idiomatic design and revisions are peculiarly English. Monopoly would be the nearest thing that IS clearly adaptable to other countries, but it doesn't really come close.
@@dionlindsay2 there was an overseas version done for a special (or was that the Leeds broadcast ?)
Which other country has the length of underground railway?
@@zapkvr0101 I suspect the NY subway system is long and complicated, but I dont look at vids normally of places I dont really understand. Of course there is the Paris Metro (which I have travelled a couple of lines), Berlin U Bahn and the british circles of Liverpool, Newcastle and Glasgow.
@@highpath4776 No other country has an underground like London.
Part of that seems remarkably prescient now. 1:09:00.
Morning, Tim. Croissant?
1:09:20 Man Putin was in the KGB, if he burgled your apartment you'd never even know.
21:00 I stopped listening to Just A Minute because after a few years of it I couldn't stand hearing Nicholas Parsons any more. ISIHAC rightly mock the old dullard for saying the same things over and over and over again. And it went on for decades!
Barry Cryer repeating his jokes over and over. 😏
I was enjoying this but Jo Brand’s punch lines are my husband or violence spoilt it for me.
57:42 What about Nick Hancock? Good question: What about Nick Hancock? Where did he go?
Shrewsbury
2:20:20 Cyclist-bashing, eh? Sounds a bit Top Gear to me, which I thought ISIHAC mostly ridicules. The Highway Code applies to motor vehicles and things like one-way systems, traffic lights etc. are all there to regulate motor traffic. I, as a cyclist, have never and will never be governed by rules written for a different form of transport. I am also a motorist and when I am I follow the Highway Code.
I think you'll find they are rules of the road, and therefore apply to road users.. which includes cyclists, even if they are stupid!
That's a very complete and very dull answer. You're very clearly a cyclist, complete with full lycra with built in arse padding. I bet you lean on cars at lights too, because you've fastened your feet to the pedals. Have you got a rehydration unit with a feeding tube?😁😋
Oh mate...........
So, getting it half-right.
I've no idea who this Susan woman is, bloody awful... not at all funny, she sounds like a seal & makes Jeremy's singing sound like an angel.
She is an unfunny Scottish chubster.