Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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| 20070930 | An edition of the classic comedy, Frankenstein's Monster, first broadcast on 10 March 1968 | ||||
| The Hunchback Of Notre Dame | 20111226 | 20191224 (BBC7) | Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Betty Marsden go round without poorly Kenneth Horne. | ||
| 01 | 01 | 19650307 | 20121210 (BBC7) 20150310 (BBC7) 20150314 (BBC7) 20180103 (BBC7) 20180106 (BBC7) 20210114 (BBC7) 20210116 (BBC7) | The bona beginnings of one of the BBC's most popular comedies. The story so far, the BBC's Backroom Boys and part one of The Clissold Saga. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1965. Kenneth Horne's series debut with the BBC backroom boys. | |
| 01 | 02 | 19650314 | 20121217 (BBC7) 20121222 (BBC7) 20150317 (BBC7) 20180110 (BBC7) 20210121 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne's secrets from the BBC backroom boys and continuing 'The Clissold Saga'. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1965. Kenneth Horne gets secrets from the BBC backroom boys, and more from the Clissold Saga. | |
| 01 | 03 | 19650321 | 20121231 (BBC7) 20130101 (BBC7) 20150324 (BBC7) 20180117 (BBC7) 20210128 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne meets BBC Sound Effects men - and a pantomime horse in The Clissold Saga. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1965. Kenneth Horne meets BBC sound effects men and a pantomime horse in The Clissold Saga. | |
| 01 | 04 | 19650328 | 20130107 (BBC7) 20150331 (BBC7) 20180124 (BBC7) 20210204 (BBC7) | Censors lambast the BBC - and a cursed tomb in 'The Clissold Saga'. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1965. The BBC is lambasted by the censors, and a cursed tomb in The Clissold Saga. | |
| 01 | 05 | 19650404 | 20130114 (BBC7) 20150407 (BBC7) 20150411 (BBC7) 20180131 (BBC7) 20210211 (BBC7) | Saluting a puddings inventor - and Gruntfuttock's after a job at the BBC. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1965. Saluting a puddings inventor and Gruntfuttock is after a BBC job. | |
| 01 | 06 | 19650411 | 20130121 (BBC7) 20150414 (BBC7) 20180207 (BBC7) 20210218 (BBC7) | Complaints to the BBC - and Kenneth Horne heads to a new bona bistro courtesy of Julian and his friend Sandy. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1965. Complaints to the BBC and Kenneth Horne heads to a new bona bistro. | |
| 01 | 07 | 19650418 | 20130128 (BBC7) 20150421 (BBC7) 20180214 (BBC7) 20210225 (BBC7) | The Backroom Boys of the BBC - and Captain Horne tackles a tricky case as that 'Edwin Braden is Missing'. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1965. Captain Horne tackles a tricky case in 'Edwin Braden Is Missing'. | |
| 01 | 08 | 19650425 | 20130204 (BBC7) 20130209 (BBC7) 20150428 (BBC7) 20180221 (BBC7) 20210304 (BBC7) | Who killed the Amazing Proudbasket? And Kenneth Horne trolls round to 'Bona Tours' - courtesy of Julian and Sandy. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round the Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1965. Who killed the Amazing Proudbasket?' Plus Kenneth Horne trolls round to Bona Tours. | |
| 01 | 09 | 19650502 | 20130211 (BBC7) 20150505 (BBC7) 20180228 (BBC7) 20210311 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne trails 'The Spy Who Came With A Cold' and pops round for a trim from riah shushers, Julian and Sandy at Bona Bouffant. Starring Kenneth Horne. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1965. Kenneth Horne trails a famous spy with a cold, plus Julian and Sandy's Bona Bouffant. | |
| 01 | 10 | 19650509 | 20130218 (BBC7) 20130223 (BBC7) 20150512 (BBC7) 20180307 (BBC7) 20210318 (BBC7) | Master Spy Kenneth Horne probes why Wilfred Pickles is barking. Plus Bona home-styling from Julian and his friend Sandy. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1965. Master spy Kenneth Horne probes why Wilfred Pickles is barking. From May 1965. | |
| 01 | 11 | 19650516 | 20120331 (BBC7) 20130225 (BBC7) 20150519 (BBC7) 20180314 (BBC7) 20210325 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne, Master Spy battles for Britain - and Bona Homes with Julian and Sandy. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1965. Master spy Kenneth Horne battles for Britain, plus Bona Homes with Julian and Sandy. | |
| 01 | 12 | The Man With The Golden Thunderball | 19650523 | 20130304 (BBC7) 20150526 (BBC7) 20180321 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne, Master Spy probes a robot plot, while Julian and Sandy tackle his patio courtesy of Bona Homes and Fabe Gardens. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1965. Master spy Kenneth Horne probes a robot plot, while Julian and Sandy tackle his patio. |
| 01 | 13 | 19650530 | 20130311 (BBC7) 20150602 (BBC7) 20150606 (BBC7) 20180328 (BBC7) 20210401 (BBC7) 20210403 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne Master Spy gets an Eiffel while Julian and Sandy offer some animal advice at their new shop in Chelsea, Bona Pets. Rambling Sid Rumpo sings a special song of Cornwall. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1965. Master spy Kenneth Horne gets an Eiffel while Julian and Sandy offer some Bona Pets. | |
| 01 | 14 | 19650606 | 20130318 (BBC7) 20150609 (BBC7) 20180404 (BBC7) 20210408 (BBC7) | Special agent Kenneth Horne probes a pirate invasion of the BBC, while Kenneth Williams throws a hissy fit. How sure are Binkie Huckaback and Dame Celia Molestrangler about their latest movie revival? And at the Studio Bona, is Mr Horne up to flexing his deltoids for photographers Julian and Sandy? With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round the Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1965. Special agent Kenneth Horne probes a pirate invasion of the BBC. | |
| 01 | 15 | 19650613 | 20130325 (BBC7) 20150616 (BBC7) 20180411 (BBC7) 20210415 (BBC7) | Special agent Kenneth Horne investigates sinister giant milk bottles in Haiti, while Fiona and Charles are very glad. Julian and Sandy are selling Bona Seats - but Kenneth Williams is feeling very unloved by everyone. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1965. Special agent Kenneth Horne investigates sinister giant milk bottles. | |
| 01 | 16 | 19650620 | 20130401 (BBC7) 20150623 (BBC7) 20180418 (BBC7) 20210422 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne spies cosmic traffic wardens, Charles and Fiona are losing their grip, plus melodramas galore at Bona Productions thanks to Julian and Sandy. With Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden and Bill Pertwee. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Announcer: Douglas Smith Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1965. Kenneth Horne spies cosmic traffic wardens, plus bona melodramas with Julian and Sandy. | |
| 02 | 01 | 19660313 | 20130408 (BBC7) 20130413 (BBC7) 20150630 (BBC7) 20180425 (BBC7) 20210921 (BBC7) | Big Ben's missing, so Kenneth Horne gets spying - and Julian and Sandy are opening a bona boutique. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1966. Big Ben is missing so Kenneth Horne gets spying and Julian and Sandy open a bona boutique. | |
| 02 | 02 | 19660320 | 20130415 (BBC7) 20150707 (BBC7) 20150711 (BBC7) 20180502 (BBC7) 20210928 (BBC7) | Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of gander-boggling, while Mr Horne trolls round to Bona Books to let Julian and Sandy vada his new manuscript. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken, after the end of writer Eric Merriman's involvement. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman were persuaded to write the scripts - which led to four series that ran between 1965 and 1968 - packed full of parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1966. Rambling Syd Rumpo is gander-boggling, while Kenneth Horne drops in on Bona Books. | |
| 02 | 03 | 19660327 | 20130422 (BBC7) 20150714 (BBC7) 20180509 (BBC7) 20211005 (BBC7) | Master Spy Kenneth Horne is on the trail of an escaped war criminal in Tel Aviv and whips his shirt off for Julian and Sandy to get a Bona Tattoo. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic ground-breaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1966. Kenneth Horne spies on an escaped war criminal and gets a tattoo from Julian and Sandy. | |
| 02 | 04 | 19660403 | 20130429 (BBC7) 20130504 (BBC7) 20150721 (BBC7) 20180516 (BBC7) 20211012 (BBC7) | The World Cup's gone missing! MI5's Disguise Department run by Julian and Sandy provide a bona disguise for Master Spy Kenneth Horne. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic ground-breaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1966. In a bona disguise, master spy Kenneth Horne trails the missing World Cup. | |
| 02 | 05 | 19660410 | 20130506 (BBC7) 20150728 (BBC7) 20150801 (BBC7) 20180523 (BBC7) 20211019 (BBC7) | Master Spy Kenneth Horne's on the case of a remote-control guided nuclear banana - and Kenneth Williams throws a tantrum over the script. Starring: Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic ground-breaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1966. Kenneth Horne spies a nuclear banana and Kenneth Williams throws a tantrum over the script | |
| 02 | 06 | 19660417 | 20110404 (BBC7) 20130513 (BBC7) 20130518 (BBC7) 20150804 (BBC7) 20180530 (BBC7) 20211026 (BBC7) | Master Spy Kenneth Horne is on the star-studded trail of Doddy's joke thief, while Michael Bain and Barbara Cartload are on 'The Seamus Android Show'. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1966. Kenneth Horne spies a joke thief, while Barbara Cartload joins The Seamus Android Show. | |
| 02 | 07 | 19660424 | 20110411 (BBC7) 20130520 (BBC7) 20150811 (BBC7) 20180606 (BBC7) 20211102 (BBC7) | Dr McKinlay's Scrapbook', a special musical comedy extravaganza in a spoof eulogy for the legendary BBC TV screen doctor. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1966. It's a special musical comedy extravaganza - 'Dr McKinlay's Scrapbook'. | |
| 02 | 08 | 19660501 | 20110418 (BBC7) 20130527 (BBC7) 20150818 (BBC7) 20150822 (BBC7) 20180613 (BBC7) 20211109 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne is on the mystery trail of a giant mouse. Down the end of the pier, it's the amazing Gruntfuttock - with Julian and Sandy being telepathic. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. Kenneth Horne trails a giant mouse, while Julian and Sandy are feeling telepathic. | |
| 02 | 09 | The Curse Of The Black Stumps | 19660508 | 20110425 (BBC7) 20130603 (BBC7) 20150825 (BBC7) 20180620 (BBC7) 20211116 (BBC7) | Dark doings for Kenneth Horne in 'The Curse of the Blackstumps', while Julian and Sandy don tights for a very Bona Ballet. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. Dark doings for Kenneth Horne in The Curse of the Blackstumps, plus a very bona ballet. |
| 02 | 10 | 19660515 | 20110502 (BBC7) 20130610 (BBC7) 20150901 (BBC7) 20180627 (BBC7) 20211123 (BBC7) 20211127 (BBC7) | Suspense in Kenneth Horne's 'The Portrait of Florian Thrust', plus a bout of bona wrestling for Julian and Sandy. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. Suspense in Kenneth Horne's 'The Portrait of Florian Thrust', and a bout of bona wrestling | |
| 02 | 11 | 19660522 | 20110509 (BBC7) 20130617 (BBC7) 20150908 (BBC7) 20180704 (BBC7) 20211130 (BBC7) | It's Kenneth Horne to the rescue in 'The Gaylords', a tune from Rambling Syd Rumpo, plus Julian and Sandy come over all musical in Bona Beats. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. It's Kenneth Horne to the rescue in The Gaylords, plus bona beats from Julian and Sandy. | |
| 02 | 12 | 19660529 | 20110516 (BBC7) 20130624 (BBC7) 20150915 (BBC7) 20180711 (BBC7) 20211207 (BBC7) | A deadly doctor returns, Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of courting, while celebrity wannabe Kenneth Horne gets some bona advice from Julian and Sandy. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. A deadly doctor returns, and celebrity wannabe Kenneth Horne gets some bona advice. | |
| 02 | 13 | 19660605 | 20110523 (BBC7) 20130701 (BBC7) 20150922 (BBC7) 20180718 (BBC7) 20211214 (BBC7) | Drama afloat with Moby Duck, while Kenneth Horne seeks a cabaret performer for the BBC's Director-General. Can Julian and Sandy's bona theatrical agency help out? Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Parodies, recurring characters, catchphrases and double-entendres galore! Classic groundbreaking comedy series written by Barry Took and Marty Feldman. Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1966. Seabound drama with Moby Duck, and Kenneth Horne seeks a bona performer for the BBC's DG. | |
| 03 | 01 | 19670212 | 20110530 (BBC7) 20110605 (BBC7) 20110606 (BBC7) 20130708 (BBC7) 20150929 (BBC7) 20191119 (BBC7) 20220718 (BBC7) 20220723 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne in war romp 'The Plastic Max', Seamus Android at Pinewood and Jules and Sandy bewail their parts. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in February 1967. Kenneth Horne stars in war romp The Plastic Max, and Jules and Sandy bewail their parts. | |
| 03 | 02 | 19670215 | 20110606 (BBC7) 20130715 (BBC7) 20151006 (BBC7) 20191126 (BBC7) 20220725 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne crosses swords in 'The Three Musketeers' and thanks to Julian and Sandy, 'Bona Law' handles his briefs. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in February 1967. Kenneth Horne crosses swords in The Three Musketeers, while Bona Law handles his briefs. | |
| 03 | 03 | 19670226 | 20110613 (BBC7) 20130722 (BBC7) 20130727 (BBC7) 20151013 (BBC7) 20191203 (BBC7) 20220801 (BBC7) | More swashbuckling for Kenneth Horne as 'The Three Musketeers' continues. Plus a sea shanty from Rambling Syd Rumpo, while Julian and Sandy go bona cruising... Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in February 1967. Kenneth Horne swashbuckles in The Three Musketeers, plus Julian and Sandy go cruising. | |
| 03 | 04 | 19670305 | 20110620 (BBC7) 20130729 (BBC7) 20151020 (BBC7) 20191210 (BBC7) 20220808 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne heads up the river and swings by Julian and Sandy's Bona Antiques shop just off London's Portobello Road. And Rambling Syd Rumpo sings 'The Taddle Groper's Dance'. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1967. Kenneth Horne heads up the river, and swings by Julian and Sandy's Bona Antiques. | |
| 03 | 05 | 19670312 | 20110627 (BBC7) 20130805 (BBC7) 20151027 (BBC7) 20191217 (BBC7) 20220815 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne heads a gangster romp 'How The Bullet Proof Vest Was Won But will Julian and Sandy be able to find him a Bona Soulmate? Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1967. Kenneth Horne heads a gangster romp, and asks Julian and Sandy to find a Bona Soulmate. | |
| 03 | 06 | 19670319 | 20110704 (BBC7) 20110709 (BBC7) 20130812 (BBC7) 20151103 (BBC7) 20200121 (BBC7) 20200125 (BBC7) 20220822 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne heads a Bohemian Paris romp, while bona journos Julian and Sandy report the latest goings on for the Daily Polari. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1967 Kenneth Horne heads a Bohemian Paris romp and Julian and Sandy report for the Daily Polari | |
| 03 | 07 | 19670326 | 20110711 (BBC7) 20130819 (BBC7) 20151110 (BBC7) 20191231 (BBC7) 20220829 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne sets sail in seafaring romp 'The Admirable Loom Bucket, while Rambling Syd Rumpo sings his Song Of The Hobo. Are Charles and Fiona home at last? And Bona Caterers Julian and Sandy are planning a 'do'. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in March 1967. Kenneth Horne sets sail in a seafaring romp and bona caterers Julian and Sandy plan a 'do | |
| 03 | 08 | 19670402 | 20110718 (BBC7) 20130826 (BBC7) 20151117 (BBC7) 20200107 (BBC7) 20220905 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne's all at sea, and drops into the Bona Nature Clinic for advice from homeopathic practitioners, Julian and Sandy. Plus Rambling Syd Rumpo sings 'The Highland Lament Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Kenneth Horne is all at sea, plus advice from homeopathic practitioners Julian and Sandy. | |
| 03 | 09 | 19670409 | 20110725 (BBC7) 20130902 (BBC7) 20151124 (BBC7) 20200114 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne hosts a special tribute to the passing of J Peasmold Gruntfuttock. Mr Horne also pops into Bona Press to varda the tomes of Julian and Sandy! Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Kenneth Horne and company present a special tribute to J Peasmold Gruntfuttock. | |
| 03 | 10 | 19660515 | 20110801 (BBC7) 20130909 (BBC7) 20130914 (BBC7) 20151201 (BBC7) 20200128 (BBC7) 20220919 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne probes nocturnal doings in 'Gaslight, Son of Flicker', while Julian and Sandy turn their hands to become bona film producers Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Kenneth Horne probes nocturnal doings, and Julian and Sandy turn bona film producers. | |
| 03 | 11 | 19660522 | 20110808 (BBC7) 20130916 (BBC7) 20151208 (BBC7) 20200204 (BBC7) 20220926 (BBC7) | Murder in an Edwardian musical hall for Kenneth Horne in 'The Phantom of Bogmouth Hip', while Julian and Sandy are showbiz accountants for Bona Tax Consultants Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Murder in a musical hall for Kenneth Horne, while Julian and Sandy are showbiz accountants | |
| 03 | 12 | 19670430 | 20110815 (BBC7) 20130923 (BBC7) 20151215 (BBC7) 20151219 (BBC7) 20200211 (BBC7) 20221003 (BBC7) 20221008 (BBC7) | Kenneth Williams saddles up as a jockey in 'A Man Is Two Foot Tall', but Kenneth Horne is after some advice on Bona Bijou Tourettes from Julian and Sandy. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Kenneth Williams saddles up, but Kenneth Horne seeks advice on Bona Bijou Tourettes. | |
| 03 | 13 | 19670506 | 20110822 (BBC7) 20110827 (BBC7) 20130930 (BBC7) 20131005 (BBC7) 20151222 (BBC7) 20200218 (BBC7) 20221010 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne blows his own trumpet in 'Young Horne with a Man'. And be amazed at Julian and Sandy's bona psychic gift of a second vada! Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in April 1967. Kenneth Horne blows his own trumpet, plus Julian and Sandy's psychic gift of a second vada | |
| 03 | 14 | 19670514 | 20110829 (BBC7) 20131007 (BBC7) 20151229 (BBC7) 20200225 (BBC7) 20221017 (BBC7) | Trouble at sea for Kenneth Horne in 'The Maltese Brass Monkey'. Meanwhile Julian and Sandy go trolling on a bona fox hunt with a twist. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1967. Trouble at sea for Kenneth Horne, and Julian and Sandy go trolling on a bona fox hunt. | |
| 03 | 15 | 19670521 | 20110905 (BBC7) 20131014 (BBC7) 20160105 (BBC7) 20200303 (BBC7) 20221024 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne's got a big top, while Rambling Sid Rumpo sings a Pewter Woggler's Bangling Song Plus your actual cob is on the bona menu for Julian and Sandy. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1967. Kenneth Horne's got a big top, and your actual cob is on Julian and Sandy's bona menu. | |
| 03 | 16 | 19670528 | 20110912 (BBC7) 20131021 (BBC7) 20160112 (BBC7) 20200310 (BBC7) 20221031 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne is head of the family in 'The Muffplaster Saga'. Meanwhile Julian and Sandy are off to vada the sights with their bona guided tripettes of London. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1967. Kenneth Horne leads a family saga, while Julian and Sandy offer guided tripettes of London | |
| 03 | 17 | 19670604 | 20110919 (BBC7) 20131028 (BBC7) 20160119 (BBC7) 20160123 (BBC7) 20200317 (BBC7) 20221107 (BBC7) | What Shall We Do With The Drunken Nurker?' as sung by Rambling Syd Rumpo. And it's a Horne from home for Kenneth at Julian and Sandy's Bona Guest House. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in May 1967. Rambling Syd Rumpo sings, and it's a Horne from home for Kenneth at the Bona Guest House. | |
| 03 | 18 | 19670611 | 20110926 (BBC7) 20131104 (BBC7) 20160126 (BBC7) 20200324 (BBC7) 20221114 (BBC7) | Ole! Kenneth Horne heads to a Spanish bullring, while Julian and Sandy are switching on Bona TV. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1967. Kenneth Horne heads to a Spanish bullring, while Julian and Sandy start up Bona TV. | |
| 03 | 19 | 19670618 | 20111003 (BBC7) 20131111 (BBC7) 20160202 (BBC7) 20200331 (BBC7) 20221121 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne welcomes 'The Palone Ranger' and it's Fiona and Charles with sound effects. Plus Julian and Sandy take charge of the BBC wardrobe department. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1967. Kenneth Horne welcomes the Palone Ranger, plus bona secrets of the BBC are revealed. | |
| 03 | 20 | 19670625 | 20111010 (BBC7) 20131118 (BBC7) 20131123 (BBC7) 20160209 (BBC7) 20200407 (BBC7) 20221128 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne in the sinister tale of 'The Head of the BBC Who Came From Out of the Cold'. Plus Julian and Sandy helpfully reveal how to get massive lallies at Body Bona. Packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Bill Pertwee Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for four series between 1965 and 1968. First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1967. Kenneth Horne anchors a sinister BBC battle, and how to get massive lallies at Body Bona. | |
| 04 | 01 | 19680225 | 20111017 (BBC7) 20131125 (BBC7) 20160216 (BBC7) 20200514 (BBC7) 20230306 (BBC7) 20230307 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne is a doctor who talks to animals, tune into wonderful Radio Balls Pond Road and Julian and Sandy troll west to The Lazy Bona Ranch. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in February 1968. Kenneth Horne is a doctor who talks to animals, while Julian and Sandy troll west. | |
| 04 | 02 | 19680303 | 20111024 (BBC7) 20131202 (BBC7) 20160223 (BBC7) 20200521 (BBC7) 20230313 (BBC7) 20230314 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne stars in a roaring 1920s film spoof 'Thoroughly Modern Willy' and Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of a nadger. Meanwhile, Julian and Sandy come over all transcendental with Bona Gurumat. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. Kenneth Horne in a roaring 1920s film spoof, and Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of a nadger. | |
| 04 | 03 | 19680310 | 20111031 (BBC7) 20111105 (BBC7) 20131209 (BBC7) 20160301 (BBC7) 20200528 (BBC7) 20230320 (BBC7) 20230321 (BBC7) | Monstrous goings on for Kenneth Horne with Frankenstein- and tune in for more from wonderful Radio Balls Pond Road. Meanwhile Julian and Sandy hit the bona ski slopes. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. Monstrous goings on for Kenneth Horne, while Julian and Sandy hit the bona ski slopes. | |
| 04 | 04 | 19680317 | 20111107 (BBC7) 20131216 (BBC7) 20160308 (BBC7) 20200604 (BBC7) 20230327 (BBC7) 20230328 (BBC7) | A funny turn round the table with 'The Knights of Camelot' and a bona peek in Kenneth Horne's wardrobe, courtesy of Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. A funny turn from the Round Table Knights, and a bona peek in Kenneth Horne's wardrobe. | |
| 04 | 05 | 19680324 | 20111114 (BBC7) 20131223 (BBC7) 20160315 (BBC7) 20200611 (BBC7) 20230403 (BBC7) 20230404 (BBC7) | Announcer Douglas Smith is taken for a spin in 'Relatively Grand Prix' - while at the Bona Male Model Agency, Julian and Sandy sign up some brand new talent. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. Douglas Smith is taken for a spin, and Julian and Sandy sign up a bona new male model. | |
| 04 | 06 | 19680331 | 20111121 (BBC7) 20131230 (BBC7) 20200618 (BBC7) 20230410 (BBC7) 20230411 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne's in for a shock from sneaky Kenneth Williams in 'Big Broads Don't Squeal' - and bona gifts galore from Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in March 1968. Kenneth Horne gets a shock from Kenneth Williams, and bona gifts from Julian and Sandy. | |
| 04 | 07 | 19680407 | 20111128 (BBC7) 20140106 (BBC7) 20160329 (BBC7) 20200625 (BBC7) 20230417 (BBC7) 20230418 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne hits The Celluloid Jungle and waltzes off for some strictly Bona Ballroom tuition from Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in April 1968. Kenneth Horne hits the Celluloid Jungle, and waltzes off for his Bona Ballroom tuition. | |
| 04 | 08 | 19680414 | 20111205 (BBC7) 20140113 (BBC7) 20160405 (BBC7) 20200702 (BBC7) 20230424 (BBC7) 20230425 (BBC7) | In 'Around The World in Ten Minutes' Douglas Smith plays the world, while the ever tuneful Julian and Sandy are bursting into 'Bona Songs'. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in April 1968. Douglas Smith plays the world, while Julian and Sandy sing bona songs. | |
| 04 | 09 | 19680421 | 20111212 (BBC7) 20140120 (BBC7) 20140125 (BBC7) 20160412 (BBC7) 20200709 (BBC7) 20230501 (BBC7) 20230502 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne blasts off boldly in 'Journey to Uranus', a ditty from Rambling Sid Rumpo and 'Bona Books' with Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in April 1968. Kenneth Horne blasts off boldly, plus some bona books to read from Julian and Sandy. | |
| 04 | 10 | 19680428 | 20111219 (BBC7) 20140127 (BBC7) 20160419 (BBC7) 20200716 (BBC7) 20230508 (BBC7) 20230509 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne is the wise old chief in 'The Apache Story'. But is Kenneth Williams a pseudonym? And exactly how are Julian and Sandy going to 'Keep Britain Bona'? One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in April 1968. Is Kenneth Williams a pseudonym? And how will Julian and Sandy 'Keep Britain Bona'? | |
| 04 | 11 | 19680505 | 20120102 (BBC7) 20140203 (BBC7) 20160426 (BBC7) 20200723 (BBC7) 20230515 (BBC7) 20230516 (BBC7) | Kenneth Horne escapes Stalag Limpwrist, Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of a maiden's nodes and a visit to Bona Abbey with Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in May 1968. Kenneth Horne escapes Stalag Limpwrist, and Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of a maiden's nodes. | |
| 04 | 12 | 19680512 | 20120109 (BBC7) 20140210 (BBC7) 20160503 (BBC7) 20200730 (BBC7) 20200801 (BBC7) 20230522 (BBC7) 20230523 (BBC7) | As well as making Fleet Street headlines - Kenneth Horne pays a visit to Julian and Sandy's Bona Private Detective Agency. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in May 1968. Kenneth Horne makes Fleet Street headlines, and visits the Bona Private Detective Agency. | |
| 04 | 13 | 19680519 | 20120116 (BBC7) 20140217 (BBC7) 20140222 (BBC7) 20160510 (BBC7) 20200806 (BBC7) 20230529 (BBC7) 20230530 (BBC7) | Five Go Mad In Ancient Rome, shock news from 'Woman of the Year' - and Kenneth Horne discovers Julian and Sandy are multilingual. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in May 1968. Five Go Mad in Ancient Rome, plus Kenneth Horne finds Julian and Sandy are multi-lingual. | |
| 04 | 14 | 19680526 | 20120123 (BBC7) 20120128 (BBC7) 20140224 (BBC7) 20160517 (BBC7) 20200813 (BBC7) 20230605 (BBC7) 20230606 (BBC7) | Englishman 'Beau' joins the Foreign Legion to forget... and Time & Motion efficiency experts, Julian and Sandy look for efficiencies at the BBC. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in May 1968. Englishman 'Beau' joins the Foreign Legion, and Julian and Sandy look for BBC efficiencies | |
| 04 | 15 | 19680602 | 20120130 (BBC7) 20140303 (BBC7) 20160524 (BBC7) 20200820 (BBC7) 20230612 (BBC7) 20230613 (BBC7) | Crofter Kenneth Horne meets Bona Prince Charlie, Rambling Syd Rumpo sings of artefacts - and bona advertising Julian and Sandy-style. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. Starring: Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in June 1968. Kenneth Horne meets Bona Prince Charlie, plus bona advertising with Julian and Sandy. | |
| 04 | 16 | 19680609 | 20120206 (BBC7) 20140310 (BBC7) 20160531 (BBC7) 20200827 (BBC7) 20230619 (BBC7) 20230620 (BBC7) | Listeners have their say - and there's a bona surprise for Julian and Sandy. One of BBC Radio's most influential and groundbreaking series packed full of colourful characters, parodies, memorable catchphrases, and double-entendres. The last ever show starring: Kenneth Horne Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick Betty Marsden Announcer: Douglas Smith Recorded at the BBC's Paris Studio in Lower Regent Street, London. Music by Edwin Braden and the Hornblowers and The Fraser Hayes Four. Round The Horne was born out of the demise of BBC radio comedy Beyond Our Ken. Using the same cast and producer, Barry Took and Marty Feldman wrote the brilliantly inventive - and sometimes outrageous - scripts for the first three series. Series 4 is written by Barry Took with Brian Cooke & Johnnie Mortimer and Donald Webster. Music by the Max Harris Group. First broadcast on the BBC Radio 2 in June 1968. Listeners have their say, plus a bona surprise for Julian and Sandy. The last ever show. |