Radio Active

The Radio Active team are back again, with a special eight-of-the-best selection of their past triumphs.

Producer David Tyler. Stereo

Contributors

The Radio Active team with another selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The RadioActiveteam with another selection of their past triumphs. Producer David Tyler Stereo

Contributors

The RadioActive team with another selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The Radio Activeteam with another selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The Radio Active team present another selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The RadioActiveteam with a special "eight of the best" selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The Radio Active team with the final selection of their past triumphs. Stereo

The National Local Radio Station links up with Bethlehem and drops in on sick kids.

Nigel Pry leads the hunt for the Fifth Man, the Whitehall Mole, the Moscow Sleeper and the Gentlemen's Toilet, as Radio Active asks the question:

'MI5 - friend, foe or motorway?' Playing spycatchers are Joanna Jaundice (MORWENNABANKS)

Mike Channel (ANGUS DEAYTON ) Sir Leonard Why

(MICHAEL FENTON STEVENS ) Sir Maurice Watt (GEOFFREY PERKINS )

Nigel Pry (PHILIP POPE) The Fifth Man (?)

Transcribed by GEOFFREY PERKINS and ANGUS DEAYTON with additional material by MICHAEL FENTON STEVENS Music by STEVE BROWN and PHILIP POPE Producer

SIR ANTHONY GUY DONALD KIM TYLER (First broadcast on Radio 4)

('Radio Active: The Flu Special'on Thursday 10. OOpm)

Unknown: Anna Daptor

Unknown: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Martin Brown

Unknown: Geoffrey Perkins

Written By: Geoffrey Perkins

Written By: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Steve Brown

Produced By: David Tyler

Unknown: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Michael Fenton Stevens

Unknown: Sir Maurice Watt

Unknown: Geoffrey Perkins

Music By: Steve Brown

Music By: Philip Pope

Unknown: Anna Rabies

Unknown: Helen Atkinson

Unknown: Sir Norman Tonsil

Unknown: Geoffrey Perkins

Unknown: Professor Jacques Aubergin

Unknown: Kate Robbins

Written By: Geoffrey Perkins

Written By: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Philip Pope

Unknown: Angus Deayton

Producer: David Tyler

Unknown: Lyn Folds-Over

Unknown: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Martin Brown

Unknown: Fenton Stevens

Unknown: Oivind Vinstra

Unknown: Geoffrey Perkins

Unknown: John Travolta

Written By: Geoffrey Perkins

Written By: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Michael Fenton Stevens

Music By: Philip Pope

Music By: Geoffrey Perkins

Unknown: David Tyler

Unknown: Douglas McAshe

Unknown: Anna Daptor

Unknown: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Martin Brown

Unknown: Oivind Vinstra

Unknown: Geoffrey Perkins

Unknown: Kate Robbins

Written By: Geoffrey Perkins

Written By: Angus Deayton

Unknown: Michael Fenton-Stevens

Music By: Philip Pope

Music By: Angus Deayton

Producer: David Tyler.

Producer: David Tyler

Britain's only national local radio station returns to the airwaves for a one-off special - a spectacular world-premiere adaption of Charles Dickens' David Chizzlenut.

Mike Channel, Anna Daptor, Martin Brown and the rest of the Radio Active crew try to hold things together as the spectacularly appalling Radio Active Drama Repertory Company unveil their unique rendition of Dickens' mercifully less well-known masterpiece.

Original cast members Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson Wood, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton Stevens have reunited to recreate an episode of one of the most successful radio comedies of the 1980s, which ran for seven series and won numerous awards.

The show is produced by one of the original producers, David Tyler

Cast:

Helen Atkinson Wood

Angus Deayton

Michael Fenton Stevens

Philip Pope

Written by

Geoffrey Perkins and Angus Deayton

With additional material by Jon Cantor, Moray Hunter and John Docherty

Music by Philip Pope and Richard Curtis

Produced by David Tyler

A So Radio production for BBC Radio 4.

Britain's only national local radio station returns to the airwaves in a one-off special.

After a special consumer report on the title, it has now been changed to

You and Your Things with top consumer watchdogs Lyn Folds-Over

(HELEN ATKINSON WOOD)

Mike Channel (ANGUS DEAYTON ) Martin Brown

(MICHAEL FENTON STEVENS ) Oivind Vinstra

(GEOFFREY PERKINS )

John Travolta , Financial Editor

(PHILIP POPE)

Written by GEOFFREY PERKINS and ANGUS DEAYTON with additional material by MICHAEL FENTON STEVENS Music by PHILIP POPE and GEOFFREY PERKINS

Produced to conform with British Safety Standards by DAVID TYLER

Spoof and sketch-based radio show.

A selection of the finest national local radio output with Mike Stand, Anna Daptor and the rest of the team.

Britain's National Local Radio Station, with the HeeBeeGeeBees.

Stars Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

From September 1981.

The first edition of the radio spoof, featuring the HeeBeeGeeBees, Recipe of the Day, Celebrity Reminiscences and lots of helpful time checks.

The very first edition, featuring the HeeBeeGeeBees, Recipe of the Day, Celebrity Reminiscences and lots of helpful time checks.

This week the national local radio station has features on how to boil an egg, the HeeBeeGeeBees and football managers.

Featuring movie reviews, helpful hints in the event of a nuclear war and music from Status Quid.

The National Local Radio Station prepares to welcome some royal visitors. Stars Helen Atkinson-wood. From September 1981.

It's the mid-day slot on Radio Active with Anna Daptor.

The National Local Radio Station prepares to welcome some royal visitors.

AKA The Road Show

The crew are preparing for a road show and meeting their public - some of whom have never heard of Radio Active.

The National Local Radio Station is on the road - to meet the great listening public.

Stars Angus Deayton.

From September 1981.

The National Local Radio Station's worldwide update with Mike Flex and Mike Channel. Stars Angus Deayton. From October 1981.

The National Local Radio Station's worldwide update with Mike Flex and Mike Channel.

Stars Angus Deayton.

From October 1981.

Mike Flex and Mike Channel bring you 'news about the news and views about the news', plus a song from The Beagles.

Mike Flex and Mike Channel introduce the only local station to turn national.

It's the Radio Active Awards ceremony.

There's a bit of competition around and that's just amongst the presenters.

The listeners' votes are in, so the National Local Radio Station tells you the winners!

From the pirate ships to the life of Norman Tonsil, the station wallows in nostalgia. With Geoffrey Perkins.

Radio Active is celebrating its seventeenth birthday (yippee!).

Mikes Channel and Flex wallow in nostalgia.

Radio Active is celebrating its seventeenth birthday, yippee!

From the pirate ships to the life of Norman Tonsil, the station wallows in nostalgia.

From the pirate ships to the life of Norman Tonsil, the station wallows in nostalgia. With Geoffrey Perkins. From August 1982.

Only 800,000 pounds to go! Can the station reach their charity target in half an hour?

The team are doing some unusual activities to raise money for charity.

Mike is throwing himself off a brick

Only £300,000 to go! Can the station reach their charity target in half an hour?

Only £300,000 to go! Can the station reach their charity target in half an hour? Stars Angus Deayton. From August 1982.

Get the results you need from your local national radio station. Stars Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. From August 1982.

The first local national radio station present an afternoon of sport in just 30 minutes.

Comedy with the first local national radio station as they present an afternoon of sport in just 30 minutes.

Get the results you need from your local national radio station. Stars Angus Deayton.

An indispensable guide to what's on in the arts, theatre, canoeing and music from the first local national radio station.

An indispensable guide to what's on in the arts, theatre and canoeing.

Plus music from the first national local radio station.

Your indispensable guide to bargains in Margate and mouth-watering lunchtime theatre.

Your indispensable guide to bargains in Margate and mouth-watering lunchtime theatre. Stars Angus Deayton. From September 1982.

The best of the station's output, including the 1-minute playwright and 'Spot the Sexist'. With Philip Pope. From September 1982.

Including the one-minute playwright, Spot the Sexist and The Greatest Band on Earth.

Comedy, as Radio Active presents their Pick of the Week in a specially shortened programme.

The best of the station's output, including the one-minute playwright and 'Spot the Sexist'. With Philip Pope. From September 1982.

The best of the station's output, including the 1-minute playwright and 'Spot the Sexist'.

Radio Active goes sur le continent with reporters in Berlin, Paris and Madrid doing their bit for European Unity.

Radio Active goes continental with reporters in Berlin, Paris and Madrid doing their bit for European Unity.

Radio Active goes continental with reporters in Berlin, Paris and Madrid.

Britain's first national local radio station goes continental with reporters in Berlin, Paris and Madrid. Stars Angus Deayton.

Let's go Eurowide with a great big Eurowelcome in Germany, France and Italy for the first ever Euroshow. Broadcasting to over 12,000,000 Eurohomes in unforgettable Eurosound.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Moray Hunter and John Docherty.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1983.

The only local national radio station, Radio Active invites you to probe round the back in a special behind the scenes episode.

The Radio Active team ask the question: MI5 - friend, foe or motorway?

The hunt is on as the Radio Active team asks the question MI5 - Friend, foe or motorway?

The Radio Active team ask the question: MI5 - friend, foe or motorway? Episode 2 of 6.

The only local national radio station, Radio Active invites you to probe round the back in a behind the scenes episode.

Episode 2 of 6.

Radio Active's regular analysis programme, Probe, takes a look behind-the-scenes at Britain's first national local radio station

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Moray Hunter and John Docherty.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1983.

Radio Active invites you to probe round the back in a special behind the scenes episode.

Radio Active invites you to probe round the back in a special behind the scenes episode. From July 1983.

Have fun and plenty of it with the Radio Active Funday.

Enough games and celebrities to generate a load of laughs.

The world's first national local radio station reaches sunny seaside holiday spot Blackport for a Day of Fun.

The only local national radio station on the air.

Says it all, really.

Have fun and plenty of it with Radio Active's fun day out on the promenade in Blackport.

Enough games, celebrities and competitions to generate a great deal of fun. Plus, somebody MUST win a Radio Active Car Sticker.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Roger Planer, Antony Nicholson, Moray Hunter and John Docherty.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1983.

Games, celebrities, competitions, plus somebody must win a Radio Active Car Sticker.

Have fun and plenty of it with the Radio Active Funday.

Enough games and celebrities to generate a load of laughs.

The world's first national local radio station reaches sunny seaside holiday spot Blackport for a Day of Fun.

The only local national radio station on the air.

Says it all, really.

Sketch show from 1983 with Angus Deayton, Philip Pope, Michael Fenton Stevens, Helen Atkinson Wood and Geoffrey Perkins.

Spoof sketch show from 1983 with Angus Deayton, Philip Pope, Michael Fenton Stevens, Helen Atkinson Wood and Geoffrey Perkins.

After a presenter reshuffle at Radio Active, Mike Channel presents his first overnight slot, including the 'What My Favourite Record Is' phone-in

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Moray Hunter, John Docherty, Roger Planer and Richard Curtis.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1983.

A change to the daytime line-up and the 'What My Favourite Record Is' phone-in.

The first national local radio station is live from the Buy British Exhibition.

Anna Dapter's midday show with inserts from the Buy British exhibition at Olympia.

Anna Dapter moves her Breakfast Show to lunchtime this week to accommodate the revised menu in the Radio Active Canteen. 'Lunchtime with Anna' features live coverage of the Buy British Exhibition, from London's Olympia and carrots.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Michael Fenton-stevens, Moray Hunter, John Docherty and Roger Planer.

Producer: Jamie Rix

The first national local radio station is 'live' from the 1983 Edinburgh Festival.

Scotland beware! The national local radio station's weekly arts programme has special coverage of the Edinburgh Festival.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Mike Schilling.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Richard Curtis, Helen Murray, Nick Wilton, Moray Hunter, John Docherty and Roger Planer.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1983.

More comedy as the first national local radio station is 'live' from the Edinburgh Festival 1983.

The team visits a hospital.

First heard in December 1983.

More comedy as the first national local radio station is live from the 1983 Edinburgh Festival.

More comedy as the first national local radio station is 'live' from the Edinburgh Festival.

More comedy as the first national local radio station is 'live' from the Edinburgh Festival 1983.

Comedy from 1983 as the first national local radio station goes live from the Edinburgh Festival 1983.

As Mike Channel loses his show, Anna Daptor brings festive cheer to a hospital.

Celebrate Christmas the Radio Active way as they visit a hospital.

The National Local Radio Station links up with Bethlehem and drops in on sick kids.

Stars Geoffrey Perkins.

From December 1983.

Radio Active sends its presenters to New York and gets some American wisdom.The team broadcasts from The Big Apple.

Cartoon funerals, nude interviews, healing for sick pets and criminal activity as the team broadcast from The Big Apple.

It's Radio Active's live transatlantic link-up with the Big Apple, but sadly Mike Channel is stuck behind in the UK studio.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Moray Hunter, John Docherty, Roger Planer and Mark Smith.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1984.

A change of scene in the Big Apple for some of the team, but Mike Channel is left behind.

Mr Hospital Radio himself gets his own show and makes a name for everyone else.

A big break for "Mr Hospital Radio" himself, as Martin Brown gets his very own show on Radio Active.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter,

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1984.

Mr Hospital Radio himself gets his own show and makes a name for everyone else. With Angus Deayton. From July 1981.

Mike Flex, Anna Daptor et al sniff Round Your Parts and visits the village of Humpingham for some quaint and sleepy interviews with the locals.

Mike Flex, Anna Daptor et al sniff Round Your Parts.

From July 1984.

The National local radio team present a special visit to meet the residents of the Rural Village of Humpingham.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Jon Canter, Murray Hunter and John Docherty.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1984.

Mike Flex, Anna Daptor and Mike Channel discover what it's really like round your parts.

AKA Radiovision Breakfast Show

Broadcasting par excellence as Mike Channel and colleagues talk to those making the headlines.

Angus Deayton stars.

From 1984.

Broadcasting par excellence as Mike Channel and colleagues talk to the people making the headlines.

team excitedly embark on their first ever television simulcast.

Radio Active's Breakfast Show is broadcast simultaneously on TV with a whole host of celebrity interviews, an agony aunt and live music. What could possibly go wrong?

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins and Jon Canter.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1984.

Explosive comedy from the local national radio station as they tackle minority issues in their usual style.

With their franchise under threat from broadcasting authorities, Radio Active must target community relations.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with Jon Canter, John Docherty and Moray Hunter.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1984.

The local national radio station tackles minority issues in their usual style.

Move over Sue Lawley! The hapless DJs try their hand at a Desert Island Discs style interview.

The team profiles actor, director, author, lover and PoW Sir John Lesley, who recalls what it felt like when he was young.

The station pays tribute to the sensational life of celebrated actor Sir John Lesley.

The station biographical series pays tribute to the sensational life of celebrated actor, Sir John Lesley.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with Jon Canter, John Docherty, Moray Hunter, Helen Murry and Nick Wilton.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1984.

Broadcasting locally, wherever you are in the Nation, it's Britain's first National Local Radio Station's 'Giganta-quiz'!

Your big, big chance to take part in the station's massive quiz. Big prizes? Fat chance!

Which lucky contestant is going to win the £10,000 jackpot in Radio Active's massive quiz?!!!!

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown. With Helen Murry, Nick Wilton and Jamie Rix.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with John Buchan.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1984.

The Radio Active Rep perform Dickens's literary classic live.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with John Cantor, Moray Hunter, John Docherty and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1984.

The radio repertory company put on a performance of their version of the Dickens classic Martin Chizzlenutt.

Or is it David Chuzzabutt?

It's the Radio Active Wimbledon Special with exclusive and exciting live coverage from Court 19.

Anyone for tennis? Exciting 'live' and exclusive coverage from Court 19.

Anyone for tennis? Exclusive 'live' coverage from Court 19.

Stars Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

From July 1985.

Anyone for tennis? Radio Active's exclusive 'live' coverage from Court 19.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Angus Deayton.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with John Cantor, Moray Hunter, John Docherty and Jeremy Pascall.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1985.

Anyone for tennis? Exclusive 'live' coverage from Court 19. From July 1985.

The team discuss whether nuclear wars are a good thing or what, with a panel of experts.

Another discussion on weapons of mass destruction could well mean civilisation's demise.

Radio Active discuss whether nuclear weapons are a good thing or a bad thing in their own unique way.

Mike Channel chairs a special Radio Active debate. Are the studio audience for or against the annihilation of the planet?

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Angus Deayton and Richard Curtis.

Written by Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins with John Canter, Richard Curtis and Jeremy Pascall.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1985.

Mike Channel asks if the studio audience are for or against the annihilation of the planet

Norman Tonsil will pay anything to transform Martin Brown into an all-round entertainer.

Martin Brown is out of his depth - quite literally.

It's Martin Brown's one and only chance to do something useful with his life, as owner Sir Norman Tonsil generously pays for him to become an all-round entertainer, for as long as it keeps him away from the radio station.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Canter, John Docherty, Moray Hunter and Richard Curtis.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1985.

Have-a-go presenter Martin Brown is plunged into the deep end, and sinks.

An altogether Australian show from the Radio Active team.

Australia: The team are broadcasting down under with Mike Flex in Sydney and Anne Adaptor in Adelaide. Stars Angus Deayton.

Meet Craig Stevens the Ripper Drongo, as the team broadcast down under.

Meet Craig Stevens the Ripper Drongo, as the team head down under with Mike Flex in Sydney and Anne Adaptor in Adelaide.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Richard Curtis and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Canter.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1985.

This week's show takes a look at getting away from it all, including a break in Windscale.

Fancy a timeshare? Or a trip to the Black Country? Time to get away for the summer.

Fancy a timeshare? Or a trip to the Black Country? It's time to 'Get Away With You'.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Jeremy Pascall.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 1985.

'Wey hey, it's Saturday' sings Aaron the Aardvark.

He should know, he's responsible for what happens down in the Pig Pen today.

A train gets named, while Aaron the Aardvark grudgingly joins a Saturday kids show.

A special train gets named, while Aaron the Aardvark very grudgingly joins the Saturday kids show.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Steve Brown, Philip Pope and Geoffrey Perkins.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Cantor, John Docherty and Moray Hunter.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1985.

It's the Radio Active music festival.

Mike Flex and Mike Channel host Radio Active's very own live music extravaganza.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Steve Brown and Geoffrey Perkins.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Docherty, Moray Hunter and Jeremy Pascall.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1985.

Sir Norman Tonsil chairs a discussion on the programmes heard on Radio Active last week.

AKA Choir Of The Year

On offer this week the Choir of the Year Competition which apparently was decided by a game of tug o' war.

Sir Norman Tonsil attempts to review his radio station's output, including a novel way of choosing the Choir of the Year.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Richard Curtis.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Jeremy Pascall.

Producer: Jamie Rix

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1985.

The station's Choir of the Year Competition is settled by a game of tug o' war.

Norman Tonsil, Radio Active Chairman and Independent Candidate promises not to be biased in the forthcoming elections.

Expect no bias as Radio Active Chairman Norman Tonsil stands as an Independent Candidate.

Expect no bias as Radio Active's Chairman Norman Tonsil stands as an Independent Candidate in the Thodding By-Election.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Geoffrey Perkins.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Canter.

Producer: Paul Mayhew-archer

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1986.

Expect no bias as Radio Active Chairman Norman Tonsil stands as an Independent Candidate. With Angus Deayton. From October 1986.

Anna Daptor presents her guide to staying fit and healthy, plus some yummy recipes using lots of cream and butter.

Anna Daptor presents her guide to staying fit and healthy, plus some recipes using lots of cream and butter.

Anna Daptor presents her very personal guide to staying fit and healthy.

Anna Daptor presents her very personal radio guide to staying fit and healthy.

Starring Helen Atkinson-Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Steve Brown and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with John Canter.

Producer: Paul Mayhew-Archer

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1986.

The stars are out for the Bogies! Who'll win the much coveted gold-plated award?

Starring Helen Atkinson-Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Steve Brown and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Producer: Paul Mayhew-Archer

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1986.

The stars are out for the Bogies! Who will win the much coveted gold-plated award?

Join the stars as they pick up their Bogies.

Join the stars as they collect their Bogies, and who will receive the much coveted gold plated award - Mike Flex by any chance?

Saluting the days of war, as the wacky team commemorate the 1944 Normandy invasion.

A weighty historical analysis of the biggest military operation in the history of big military operations.

Starring Morwenna Banks, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope, Steve Brown and Angus Deayton.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Michael Fenton-stevens.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1986.

The team visits Nice for the Film Festival to gather interviews, only to discover that Nice doesn't have a Film Festival.

The team visits Nice for the Film Festival, but discover that Nice doesn't have a Film Festival.

The team visits Nice only to discover that it doesn't have a film festival after all.

Starring Helen Atkinson-wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Steve Brown and Philip Pope.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Michael Fenton-stevens.

Producer: Paul Mayhew-archer.

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1986.

Can you, the public, help this comedy act stamp out crime? Tune in and find out.

The radio team create their own, very special reconstructions to help solve crimes.

The phone lines are open - as the radio team create their own, very special reconstructions to help catch criminals.

Starring Helen Atkinson-Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Angus Deayton.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Michael Fenton-Stevens and Jon Canter.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1986.

The production team follow a family around in a subtle fly-on-the wall style. With Geoffrey Perkins. From November 1986.

The production team follow a family around in a subtle fly-on-the wall style.

The team make a documentary about the 'ordinary' things they have done whilst living together.

The team make a documentary about the 'ordinary' things they have done while living together.

The team use their 'unique' style to respond to listeners' complaints.

Mainly, this means Sir Norman Tonsil being rude.

The station's most popular programme - the forum for listeners' complaints.

Starring Morwenna Banks, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins with Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1986.

The on-air team look back to the halcyon days of the late 1960's - a time of peace, love and rampant drug abuse.

Starring Helen Atkinson Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 1987.

The on-air team look back to the halcyon days of 1967. From August 1987.

Join the team on a comic journey back to the halcyon days of the late 60s.

The on-air team look back to the halcyon days of 1967.

Stars Helen Atkinson Wood and Geoffrey Perkins.

Join a cosmic journey back to the late 60s to celebrate the release of a record which was a milestone in musical history, thus making it rather difficult to play.

With being-in love-children Anna Daptor

(HELEN ATKINSON WOOD)

Mike Channel (ANGUS DEAYTON ) Martin Brown

(MICHAEL FENTON-STEVENS)

Mike Flex (GEOFFREY PERKINS ) Nigel Pry (PHILIP POPE)

Written by GEOFFREY PERKINS and ANGUS DEAYTON

Music and certain substances scored by STEVE BROWN and PHILIP POPE

Organically produced by DAVID TYLER

The on-air team go behind the microphones.

The Radio Active Team Present A Special Programme All About The World Of Radio, And Martin Brown Meets special guest John Peel.

The on-air team looks at how radio works, why radios work, what radio works on the radio and what radio works have been done on the radio which work. Plus Martin Brown meets special guest John Peel to ask him what it's like being Emma's brother.

Starring Helen Atkinson Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1987.

The Right Reverend Reverend Wright presents all the latest from around the parish.

Join Radio Active's religious correspondent, The Right Reverend Reverend Wright, for half an hour of fun and laughter.

The Right Reverend Reverend Wright brings you all the very latest from around the parish.

Starring Helen Atkinson Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1987.

The on-air team's undercover investigators are on the trail of the 'Fifth Man'.

Nigel Pry leads the hunt for the Fifth Man, the Whitehall Mole, the Moscow Sleeper and the Gentlemen's Toilet - as the radio team asks the question "MI5 - Friend, foe or motorway?".

Starring Morwenna Banks, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Steve Brown.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins.

Producer: David Tyler

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1987.

The on-air team's undercover interrogations are on the trail of the 'Fifth Man'.

The on-air team's undercover interrogations are on the trail of the 'Fifth Man'. Stars Angus Deayton. From September 1987.

The Radio Active team ask the question: MI5 - friend, foe or motorway?

The hunt is on as the Radio Active team asks the question MI5 - Friend, foe or motorway?

The only local national radio station, Radio Active invites you to probe round the back in a special behind-the-scenes episode.

The Radio Active team ask the question: MI5 - friend, foe or motorway? Episode 2 of 6.

The on-air team's undercover interrogations reveal the identity of the 'Fifth Man'.

Stars Angus Deayton.

From September 1987.

Your chance to help Radio Active spot the stars of the future and wreck any career they might have had.

Previous winners include Douglas McAshe and his

Amazing Novelty Animal Act (contact: Pentonville Artists pic) and mime ventriloquist, The Great Baddo.

Other past winners: Anna Daptor

(HELEN ATKINSON WOOD)

Mike Channel (ANGUS DEAYTON )

Martin Brown

(MICHAEL FENTON-STEVENS) Oivind Vinstra

(GEOFFREY PERKINS )

Dick Wrong (philip POPE) and special guest Kate Robbins

Written by GEOFFREY Perkins and ANGUS DEAYTON with additional material by MICHAEL FENTON-STEVENS Music by PHILIP POPE and ANGUS DEAYTON

Producer THE GREAT TYLERO Radio Active is available for weddings, bar mitzvahs and funerals, do Honest Ron Management pic. (First broadcast on Radio 4)

A chance to hear the stars of the future - almost certainly for one night only.

Starring Helen Atkinson-Wood, Angus Deayton, Geoffrey Perkins, Philip Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Music by Philip Pope and Angus Deayton - with guest singer Kate Robbins.

Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins. With Michael Fenton-Stevens.

Producer: David Tyler

A full, in-depth medical probe, with song, dance, comedy and magic.

A serious in-depth look at the problem of the flu virus, illustrated by song, dance, comedy and magic. Plus, two medically trained adults demonstrate how to use a handkerchief.

In pink tracksuits: Anna Rabies

(HELEN ATKINSON WOOD) Sir Norman Tonsil

(ANGUSDEAYTON)

Dr Serious Voice

(MICHAEL FENTON-STEVENS)

Mike Flex (GEOFFREY PERKINS ) Professor Jacques Aubergin (PHILIP POPE) and special guest Kate Robbins Written by GEOFFREY PERKINS and ANGUS DEAYTON

Music and icebergs by PHILIP POPE and ANGUS DEAYTON

Producer DAVID TYLER

(First broadcast on Radio 4)

Record and cassette: 'Radio Active ' (REHiZCR 471) from retailers

Lyn Folds-Over is consumed by all things consumer and the household dangers which could harm a small child.

The Team Give You The Opportunity To Take Part In The Biggest Ever Phone-in - Just Dial In And Talk to the engaged signal.