Frank Muir Goes Into

Government. With a little help from Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan and Ronnie Barker, Frank delves into politics and politicians. Episode 8 of 8.

The Church. With the help of sketches, quotations, clips, gags and Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into holy territory. Episode 6 of 8.

With Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into the world of advertising. Featuring Bob Newhart, The Two Ronnies and Benny Hill. Episode 5 of 8.

Aided by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into the world of advertising. Featuring Bob Newhart, The Two Ronnies and Benny Hill. Episode 5 of 8.

Ever wondered about office protocol and where red tape comes from? Frank Muir answers these questions and more! From May 1973.

Profit

A series of programmes with Frank Muir and Alfred Marks. Today they skip through the comic literature of profit, with jokes, quotes and comedy clips from Alan Bennett , Peter Cook , Tom Lehrer , the Two Ronnies, Monty Python and Woody Allen. Producer Richard Edis. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks.

Unknown: Alan Bennett

Unknown: Peter Cook

Unknown: Tom Lehrer

Unknown: Monty Python

Unknown: Woody Allen.

Producer: Richard Edis.

Unknown: Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks.

Unknown: Alan Bennett

Unknown: Peter Cook

Unknown: Tom Lehrer

Unknown: Monty Python

Unknown: Woody Allen.

Producer: Richard Edis.

Loss

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks skip through the comic literature of Loss, with jokes, quotes and comedy clips from Victor Borge , Shelley Berman , Jack Sheldon ,

Bob Newhart , Peter Cook and Alan Bennett.

'In the midst of life we are in debt.'

(Ethel Watts Mumford)

Producer Richard Edis Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Unknown: Victor Borge

Unknown: Shelley Berman

Unknown: Jack Sheldon

Unknown: Bob Newhart

Unknown: Peter Cook

Unknown: Alan Bennett.

Producer: Richard Edis

Unknown: Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Unknown: Victor Borge

Unknown: Shelley Berman

Unknown: Jack Sheldon

Unknown: Bob Newhart

Unknown: Peter Cook

Unknown: Alan Bennett.

Producer: Richard Edis

Hell

Frank Muir and Alfred

Marks skip through the comic literature of hell.

Producer Richard Edis Stereo

Contributors

Producer: Richard Edis

Unknown: Frank Muir

Producer: Richard Edis

Hope Frank Muir and Alfred Marks skip through the comic literature of hope, with jokes, quotes and comedy clips.

Producer Richard Edis Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producer: Richard Edis

Unknown: Hope Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producer: Richard Edis

Fear

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks skip through the comic literature of fear, with jokes, quotes and comedy clips.

Producers Simon Brett and John Lloyd. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producers: Simon Brett

Producers: John Lloyd.

Unknown: Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producers: Simon Brett

Producers: John Lloyd.

Love

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks skip through the comic literature of love, with jokes, quotes and comedy clips.

Producers Simon Brett and John Lloyd. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producers: Simon Brett

Producers: John Lloyd.

Unknown: Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producers: Simon Brett

Producers: John Lloyd.

Hate

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks skip through the comic literature of hate.

Producer Richard Edis. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producer: Richard Edis.

Unknown: Frank Muir

Unknown: Alfred Marks

Producer: Richard Edis.

How do the English people view sport? How much do we treasure winning games? Frank Muir finds out. From September 1973.

? On the radio? Frank Muir is on hand to delve into them on our behalf - and yields some surprising results. Episode 1 of 10.

Visual arts? On the radio? Frank Muir is on hand to delve into them on our behalf - and yields some surprising results. Episode 1 of 10.

This week Frank fights the law, and the law wins.

With the help Alfred Marks and a whole host of classic comedy clips, Frank Muir fights the law, and the law wins. Episode 1 of 8.

With the help of Alfred Marks and a whole host of classic comedy clips, Frank Muir fights the law, and the law wins.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks delve into comedy clips of the past to investigate the subject of education.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks delve into comedy clips of the past to investigate the subject of education.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks investigate the world of medical humour, with clips from John Cleese, Bill Oddie and Tony Hancock.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks investigate the world of medical humour, with clips from John Cleese, Bill Oddie and Tony Hancock. Episode 3 of 8.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks investigate the world of medical humour with clips from John Cleese, Bill Oddie and Tony Hancock.

Frank treads the boards, with the help of Alfred Marks and a host of classic comedy clips.

Frank treads the boards, with the help of Alfred Marks and a host of classic comedy clips. Episode 4 of 8.

" Frank Muir treads the boards - with help from Alfred Marks, quotations, jokes and classic comedy clips. "

Frank Muir treads the boards, with help from quotations, jokes and classic comedy clips.

Aided by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into the world of advertising.

Featuring Bob Newhart, The Two Ronnies and Benny Hill.

With Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into the world of advertising.

Helped by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir explores the murky depths of advertising.

With Bob Newhart, the Two Ronnies and Benny Hill.

Aided by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir explores the murky depths of advertising.

Helped by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir explores the murky depths of advertising. With Bob Newhart, the Two Ronnies and Benny Hill.

Aided by Alfred Marks, Frank Muir explores the murky depths of advertising. With Bob Newhart, the Two Ronnies and Benny Hill.

With the help of sketches, quotations, clips, gags and Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into holy territory.

With the help of sketches, quotations, clips, gags and Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into holy territory.

Ever wondered about office protocol and where red tape comes from? Frank Muir answers these questions and more!

Ever wondered about office protocol and where red tape comes from? Frank Muir answers these questions and more! From May 1973.

In the last in the series, Frank Muir and Alfred Marx lift the lid on politics.

In the last in the series, Frank Muir and Alfred Marks lift the lid on politics.

With a little help from Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan and Ronnie Barker, Frank delves into politics and politicians.

In the last in the series, Frank Muir and Alfred Marx lift the lid on politics.

In the last in the series, Frank Muir and Alfred Marks lift the lid on politics.

A look at the Englishman and his castle with help from Bob Newhart and Alan Bennett.

A look at the Englishman and his castle with help from Bob Newhart and Alan Bennett. Episode 1 of 10.

A look at the Englishman and his castle with help from Bob Newhart and Alan Bennett.

With a little help from Woody Allen, Steptoe and Son and The Garnetts, Frank Muir investigates 'that most abused institution'.

With the help of sketches, quotations, clips and gags, Frank Muir delves into marriage.

With the help of sketches, quotations, clips and gags, Frank Muir delves into marriage.

With a little help from Woody Allen, Steptoe and Son and The Garnetts, Frank Muir investigates that 'most abused institution'.

Frank Muir's investigating the typical family of September 1973, with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir looks into the vexed question of social status.

Frank Muir's investigating the humour of class with the help of Alfred Marks.

From October 1973. Frank Muir looks into the vexed question of social status.

Frank Muir's investigating the humour of class with the help of Alfred Marks. From October 1973.

Frank Muir delves into the delicious subject of food.

With the help of Alfred Marks, Frank Muir delves into the delicious subject of food. First broadcast October 1973.

Frank Muir takes a humorous look at social gatherings with the aid of jokes and sketches.

Frank Muir takes a humorous look at social gatherings with the aid of jokes and sketches.

Frank Muir takes a humorous look at leisure time with a little help from Alfred Marks.

Alfred Marks helps in Frank's humorous investigation of the world of hobbies. First Broadcast on 22nd October 1973.

Alfred Marks helps in Frank's humorous investigation of the world of hobbies. First Broadcast on 22/10/1973.

Muir and Marks turn their attention to the world of pets.

With contributions from Bob Newhart, Peter Cook and Woody Allen.

Muir and Marks turn their attention to the world of pets. With contributions from Bob Newhart, Peter Cook and Woody Allen.

Frank Muir takes a humorous look at the subject of holidays, assisted by Alfred Marks. First heard in November 1973.

Frank Muir delves into the past to see if the past is worth delving into in this blend of quotes, clips and jokes.

Frank Muir delves into the past to see if the past is worth delving into in this blend of quotes, clips and jokes.

Frank Muir delves into the past to see if the past is worth delving into in this blend of quotes, clips and jokes.

Frank investigates the humour behind heroism with the help of Alfred Marks.

Written by Simon Brett.

Frank investigates the humour behind heroism with the help of Alfred Marks.

Written by Simon Brett.

Frank investigates the humour behind heroism with the help of Alfred Marks. Written by Simon Brett.

The theme of optimism is explored by Frank, with clips featuring Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller.

The theme of optimism is explored by Frank, with clips featuring Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller.

A show about pessimism.

Should you feel like listening, Frank Muir dwells on the hopelessness of existence.

From October 1974.

A show about pessimism.

Should you feel like listening, Frank Muir dwells on the hopelessness of existence.

From October 1974.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show, for which you will need some lucky heather and a rabbit's foot.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show, for which you will need some lucky heather and a rabbit's foot.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show, for which you will need some lucky heather and a rabbit's foot.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show, for which you will need some lucky heather and a rabbit's foot.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show.

Frank Muir bids us welcome to this week's show. Episode 6 of 10.

Frank investigates the humour behind Pride, with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank investigates the humour behind Pride, with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir investigates jealousy, with a little help from Alfred Marks.

From November 1974.

Episode 8 of 10.

Frank Muir investigates jealousy, with a little help from Alfred Marks.

From November 1974.

Episode 8 of 10.

Frank Muir investigates jealousy, with a little help from Alfred Marks. From November 1974. Episode 8 of 10.

We all feel it from time to time, but what do the great comic minds of the world make of it? Don't turn around.

Episode 9 of 10.

We all feel it from time to time, but what do the great comic minds of the world make of it? Don't turn around.

Episode 9 of 10.

We all feel it from time to time, but what do the great comic minds of the world make of it? Don't turn around. Episode 9 of 10.

None of us can deny we have felt lust at some time. Luckily, Frank Muir is on hand to explain and demystify it. Episode 10 of 10.

None of us can deny we have felt lust at some time.

Luckily, Frank Muir is on hand to explain and demystify it.

None of us can deny we have felt lust at some time.

Luckily, Frank Muir is on hand to explain and demystify it.

On the radio? Frank Muir is on hand to delve into them on our behalf - and yields some surprising results.

Episode 1 of 10.

On the radio? Frank Muir is on hand to delve into them on our behalf - and yields some surprising results.

Episode 1 of 10.

Frank investigates the humour of books with the help of Alfred Marks.

Episode 2 of 10.

Frank investigates the humour of books with the help of Alfred Marks.

Episode 2 of 10.

Frank investigates the humour of books with the help of Alfred Marks. Episode 2 of 10.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, turns his attention to popular music throughout the ages.

Episode 3 of 10.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, turns his attention to popular music throughout the ages.

Episode 3 of 10.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, turns his attention to popular music throughout the ages. Episode 3 of 10.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, explores the comic side of Serious Music.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, explores the comic side of Serious Music.

Frank Muir, assisted by Alfred Marks, explores the comic side of Serious Music.

Frank Muir explores television with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir explores television with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir explores television with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank surveys the Wonderful World of the Wireless, with help from Stan Freberg, Peter Sellers, Michael Bentine and Eric Idle.

Frank surveys the Wonderful World of the Wireless, with help from Stan Freberg, Peter Sellers, Michael Bentine and Eric Idle.

Frank surveys the Wonderful World of the Wireless, with help from Stan Freberg, Peter Sellers, Michael Bentine and Eric Idle.

Frank Muir explores Poetry with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir explores Poetry with the help of Alfred Marks.

Frank Muir explores Poetry with the help of Alfred Marks. Episode 8 of 10.

Is it an art? Frank Muir thinks so, and he's going to teach us how to speak properly like, and use words goodly.

Is it an art? Frank Muir thinks so, and he's going to teach us how to speak properly like, and use words goodly.

Is it an art? Frank Muir thinks so, and he's going to teach us how to speak properly like, and use words goodly. Episode 9 of 10.

Frank Muir goes into the world of criticism with the help of Peter Sellers, Flanders and Swann, Alan Bennett and Woody Allen.

Frank Muir goes into the world of criticism with the help of Peter Sellers, Flanders and Swann, Alan Bennett and Woody Allen.

Frank Muir goes into the world of criticism with the help of Peter Sellers, Flanders and Swann, Alan Bennett and Woody Allen.

Frank Muir goes into the world of criticism with the help of Peter Sellers, Flanders and Swann, Alan Bennett and Woody Allen. Episode 10 of 10.

Frank Muir and Alfred Marks conduct a seasonal investigation of festivities, with the help of jokes and press clippings.