More tales from the glory days of English cricket written by Peter Tinniswood and read by Richard Wilson.


EpisodeTitleFirst
Broadcast		RepeatedDescription
01Stumped!1992122819940327
20040405 (BBC7)
20040406 (BBC7)
20050214 (BBC7)
20050215 (BBC7)		 
02Carry On Goering1992122919940403
20040406 (BBC7)
20040407 (BBC7)
20050215 (BBC7)
20050216 (BBC7)		Ever wondered what happened to Herman Goering? The Brigadier's friend's gardener may have the answer.
03The Holy Father1992123019940410
20040407 (BBC7)
20040408 (BBC7)
20050216 (BBC7)
20050217 (BBC7)		The Pope visits Whitney Scrotum to open a new cricket pavilion, but the ensuing match against the papal team does not go well.
04Looknow Hobson1992123119940417
20040408 (BBC7)
20040409 (BBC7)
20050217 (BBC7)
20050218 (BBC7)		'Looknow' Hobson has almost mystical cricket skills.
All is well, until his mother, with her military moustache, arrives.
05 LASTThe Brigadier In Season1993010119940424
20040409 (BBC7)
20040410 (BBC7)
20050218 (BBC7)
20050219 (BBC7)		AKA "Foreigners".
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19921228]  7ive reports by Peter Tinniswood
Irom behind the pavilion at Witney Scrotum.
Read by Richard Wilson. 1. Stumped!
> Producer Pete Atkin
0 • COMEDY AND SHOWS: page 4
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19921229]  2: Carry on Goering
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19921230]  3: The Holy Father.
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19921231]  4: "Looknow" Hobson. stereo
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19930101]  Final part: The Brigadier in Season.
 Genome: [r4 Bd=19930101]  Final part: The Brigadier in Season.
(OMNI 99999999)Omnibus 01-05 20040411 (BBC7)
20040412 (BBC7)		 

Genome: [r4 bd=19921228] contributors

  • Unknown: Peter Tinniswood
  • Read By: Richard Wilson.
  • Producer: Pete Atkin

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