BBC Radio

[CincyFulham1]

I just wondering if anyone could give me some ideas which radio programs are worth listening to.  Mainly comedy shows.

[nickmuir]

It's got some comedy and songs

It's on bbc radio 1

The scott mills show

It's on mon to Friday and if you miss one you can
Go on to there website and lissten to the one you missed.

I hope this is helpfull

[Southcoastffc]

Why not go to BBC i-player and choose the comedy category and sample a few?  http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/radio/categories/comedy

[CincyFulham1]

Why not go to BBC i-player and choose the comedy category and sample a few?  http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/radio/categories/comedy

Well smart@ss I did, but I don't know anything about the shows, hence my post.  C*nt

[CincyFulham1]

It's got some comedy and songs

It's on bbc radio 1

The scott mills show

It's on mon to Friday and if you miss one you can
Go on to there website and lissten to the one you missed.

I hope this is helpfull

Thanks Nick, I'll check him out.

[Lighthouse]

BBC 4 extra have some old comedy stuff on. There is a new comedy from the radio that has been turned into a tv comedy called Count Arthur Strong. Saw the tv first episode last week. SO SO.

[HatterDon]

BBC 4 extra have some old comedy stuff on. There is a new comedy from the radio that has been turned into a tv comedy called Count Arthur Strong. Saw the tv first episode last week. SO SO.

If it's available, I recommend "'round the Horne." It was written in part by Marty Feldman and had some of the funniest stuff I've ever heard. You got to love a programme that features characters named:

Dame Celia Molestrangler
The Reverend Unseemly Dogposture

and the like.

[CincyFulham1]

It's got some comedy and songs

It's on bbc radio 1

The scott mills show

It's on mon to Friday and if you miss one you can
Go on to there website and lissten to the one you missed.

I hope this is helpfull

I've seen him oh the Graham Norton show I think?  he was pretty funny if I remember correctly.

[CincyFulham1]

Thanks Lighthouse and  Don. 

[WhiteJC]

Friday evening 6:30, Radio 4 will have "the news quiz", "the now show" or something else, whatever it is it'll be worth listening to.

"I'm sorry I haven't a clue" is also worth a listen when its on (normally Monday evening 6:30)

you should be able to get these on 4 extra?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4extra/programmes/genres/comedy/current

[Southcoastffc]

Why not go to BBC i-player and choose the comedy category and sample a few?  http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/radio/categories/comedy

Well smart@ss I did, but I don't know anything about the shows, hence my post.  C*nt

My reply was intended to be a straightforward, helpful suggestion.  I'm sorry you took offence where none was intended. 

[CincyFulham1]

My apologizes Southcoast, was having a bad morning and I had no right to take it out on you.

[Southcoastffc]

My apologizes Southcoast, was having a bad morning and I had no right to take it out on you.

No problem - happens to us all and thanks for taking the trouble to pm me. 

[EJL]

I used to listen to Scott Mills. He's pretty funny and he gets some good guests on. When it was Scott, Becky and Chappers (yes, Mark Chapman) it was one of the best podcasts/shows on air.

Fighting Talk is good, but I'm not sure what's happening with it come September seeing as Mr Murray is going to TS.

[The Bronsons]

The radio (original) version of Little Britain is fantastic. Much better than the TV version.

And the radio (original) version of The Mighty Boosh - also better than the TV version.

And 50s stuff like Beyond our Ken, Round the Horne and of course Hancock's Half Hour.

Lee and Herring's Fist of Fun was good too.