Walking With Comedians

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Four comedy archive programmes for the millennium.

Episode

Title

First
Broadcast

Comments

Sean Hughes - Radio

19991227

Featuring archive material from the 30s to the 90s, both well known and obscure.

Featuring archive material from the 30s to the 90s, both well known and obscure."

Greg Proops - Television

19991228

Featuring archive material from the 60s to the 90s.

Julian Clary - Theatre

19991229

The programme embraces the entire world of theatre from the humble school play to the works of Shakespeare, via Broadway and the variety stage.

"The programme embraces the entire world of theatre from the humble school play to the works of Shakespeare, via Broadway and the variety stage."

04 LAST

Lee Hurst - Stand-up

19991230

With archive material covering almost a century, from the origins of the genre in the Victorian music halls to the routines that can be heard in the comedy clubs of today.

"With archive material covering almost a century, from the origins of the genre in the Victorian music halls to the routines that can be heard in the comedy clubs of today."

Episodes

Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
01	Sean Hughes - Radio	19991227	Featuring archive material from the 30s to the 90s, both well known and obscure. " Featuring archive material from the 30s to the 90s, both well known and obscure."
02	Greg Proops - Television	19991228	Featuring archive material from the 60s to the 90s.
03	Julian Clary - Theatre	19991229	The programme embraces the entire world of theatre from the humble school play to the works of Shakespeare, via Broadway and the variety stage. "The programme embraces the entire world of theatre from the humble school play to the works of Shakespeare, via Broadway and the variety stage."
04 LAST	Lee Hurst - Stand-up	19991230	With archive material covering almost a century, from the origins of the genre in the Victorian music halls to the routines that can be heard in the comedy clubs of today. "With archive material covering almost a century, from the origins of the genre in the Victorian music halls to the routines that can be heard in the comedy clubs of today."