Tribute to Tim Brooke-Taylor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2020
- 47 Years Without a Clue is a tribute to comedian Tim Brroke-Taylor first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Monday 4 May 2020.
Presented by his friend and longtime comedy partner Graeme Garden.
With contributions from Bill Oddie, Jack Dee, Barry Cryer, Colin Sell, Eric Idle, Stephen Fry, Sandi Toksvig, Rob Bryden, David Mitchell, Rachel Parris, Marcus Brigstocke, Susan Calman, Pippa Evans, Harry Hill, Rory Bremner, Andy Hamilton & Miles Jupp. Produced by Jon Naismith. - บันเทิง
I still can't believe it. I'm still devastated. What a cruel end for such a delightful talented funny sweet caring man. We miss you, Tim. 😢
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Happy Heavenly Birthday Tim.
Tim Brooke-Taylor will definitely be missed. He is a hard act to follow.
I could not believe that Covid has taken away another one of my icons in the same year. I feel honoured to have grown up with such a comedy legend amongst many. He will live on in the hearts of his fans.
Lovely tribute to a truly funny, gentle, man. You will be missed. I am glad the “I’m a teapot!” was mentioned as, for me, that always springs to mind. Fortunately we have videos and recordings to remember all those happy moments. Thank you for the laughs Tim. RIP.
Loved the show it used to be on at 5pm here in Australia couldn't wait
to get home from school to watch it I am now 57 and still watch it on
youtube thank you Tim gone but not forgotten Farmer from Australia
I've heard and read all my life about someone having a wicked gleam in their eye. Tim Brooke Taylor really did. RIP you sweet, wicked, funny man.
There was so much going on during that whole covid mess , hearing that it took Tim from us really pissed me off, he was one of the greats of the great British era of comedy.
Beautiful tribute. Thank you Graeme and thank you Tim for all the laughter. I’m sure you’re having a good laugh with Humph and Jeremy!
And Willie (|Rushton)...!!
A beautiful man who made me laugh, who taught me how to laugh. ❤️🌹
From the 70’s watching the Goodies here on the CBC (we were lucky, they played the Goodies every weekday for a few years at 5pm, they ran the sprockets off them!) to listening to him on ISIHAC. And now I’m discovering “Hello, Cheeky” also. I treasure him.
So how about naming a station for him? Timbo station sends you automatically to Mornington Crescent! ☺️
A kind and funny man. A winning combination. RIP.
That was just lovely. We’ve lost dear Humph, Barry, Willie, Tim and Jeremy 😢 what a wonderful time it was while it it lasted. Hope they all rest easy ❤️
How fitting that this wonderful tribute was produced by John Naismith. I was Tim will be very sorely missed both by those who knew him personally and by those like myself, one of those whose life has been brighter for his wonderful humour.
The one thing is that I didn't get to hear him much on this side of the pond, if at all. He was a wonderful performer and is sorely missed. I managed to get a collection of ISIHAC and listen to one a night. He was and always will be brilliant. God rest him.
I laughed so hard I hurt myself at Timed Mornington Crescent.
Great guy, great show ,great loss. Thanks Tim
Thank you for uploading. I could only listen to this one time when it was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4. And listening to this upload, I had to stop halfway through and return later in the day. Very saddening, yet a joyful tribute at the same time.
Tim ,saw you in Manchester in January and as always with ISIHAC you were marvellous RIP
Dear God....a tribute for the passing of Tim, and now Barry's gone as well....impossible to comprehend....
I'd never heard the "Timed Mornington Crescent" before. "Tim" "DING" Poor Tim.
A piece of my youth is gone. Such sad news about Tim B-T. I never met him but felt I knew him.
Sadly missed thanks Tim
Brilliant upload. Frank-N-Furter said it best, " What a guy, makes you cry".
Oooooh yeh posh buggers, a bread knife! Nowt like that in 'r 'ouse!
RIP Tim Brooke taylor.and the sick kid Trolls people can read your sick trolling
I know you're supposed to only praise and eulogise a person in these circumstances and goodness knows TBT deserves lots of praise for his very successful career. I remember once seeing or hearing an interview with him, however, and something he said stuck in my mind. He said he could've or even should've been part of Monty Python. And I immediately thought "No way." And he also sounded slightly resentful or bitter at the world-wide attention and acclaim achieved by Python. Maybe it was only a temporary touch of aggrieved ego, but it's one thing I remember about him. Everything else is fairly positive.
A lovely tribute, sadly spoilt by the endless ego that is Bill Oddie.