Thanks For The Memory

Title	First Broadcast	Description
Programme Catalogue - Details: 04 September 1995	19950904	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 11 September 1995 Previous in series: 21 August 1995 Broadcast history 04 Sep 1995 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1995-08-17.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 11 September 1995	19950911	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 18 September 1995 Previous in series: 04 September 1995 Broadcast history 11 Sep 1995 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1995-08-17.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 18 September 1995	19950918	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 25 September 1995 Previous in series: 11 September 1995 Broadcast history 18 Sep 1995 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1995-08-17.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 25 September 1995	19950925	Editor: ASS Producer: R. OAKSHOTT FOR G. P Next in series: 02 October 1995 Previous in series: 18 September 1995 Broadcast history 25 Sep 1995 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1995-09-08.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 05 February 1996	19960205	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 12 February 1996 Previous in series: 29 January 1996 Broadcast history 05 Feb 1996 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1995-12-20.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 12 February 1996	19960212	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 19 February 1996 Previous in series: 05 February 1996 Broadcast history 12 Feb 1996 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1996-01-19.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 19 February 1996	19960219	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 26 February 1996 Previous in series: 12 February 1996 Broadcast history 19 Feb 1996 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1996-01-18.
Programme Catalogue - Details: 26 February 1996	19960226	Producer: G. PASS Next in series: 04 March 1996 Previous in series: 19 February 1996 Broadcast history 26 Feb 1996 19:03-19:30 (RADIO 2) Recorded on 1996-01-18.
The Bob Hope Story	20031225	Earlier this year, the veteran entertainer Bob Hope died at the age of 100. In this tribute to one of the world's best-loved comedians, the comedy writer Dick Vosburgh tells the Bob Hope story and recalls his own experiences of writing gags for the British-born comedian who never forgot his roots. Bob Hope was born in Eltham, south London, in May 1903 and emigrated to the US with his family when he was 5. Although he used to joke about being ""marked for export"" from an early age, Hope loved performing for UK audiences and often returned here for hugely popular tours. This tribute programme features archive performances and interviews with Bob Hope and some of his former colleagues.

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