What an incredibly honest and brilliant man!

Sweet voice 😘 My hero Esmond Knight.

Esmond Knight my hero ❤😊

Fantastic post. Thank you for sharing this.

What a great human bein

"you get the pain far much than anyone else, but you see a sunrise much beautiful than any one else"

Participants: Chair: Robert Robinson; Tessa Blackstone; Michael O'Donnell; Milton Shulman; Laurie Taylor. Topics: "Gear bought in sales"; "Dreams and recurring dreams". Music: Jeremy Nicholas: "Bargain Hunters". Dating: Early January 1982 (York Floods).

Robert Robinson with Anthony Clare, Michael O'Donnell, Laurie Taylor, Milton Shulman. Music by Peter Skellern ("Memphis in June"). Topics: The effect of signwritten words. Difficult neologisms. The portentous quality of placenames. Date of transmission: End of 1981.

Contributors: R.R., Ann Leslie, Kevin Brownlow, Prof. Laurie Taylor, Dr. Michael O'Donnell, Milton Shulman. Music: Instant Sunshine, "Just Like Mother Makes". Date: November 1981 (Brownlow's collaboration with Carl Davis in 1980 was for the film "Napoleon", 1982 is ruled out unless O'Donnell's editorship ran to December of that year, leaving the date of the BFI Film Festival 1981, the collaboration with Davis for the film "The Crowd", which was in November).

Participants: Robert Robinson (chair), Jessica Mann, Peter Isaac, Laurie Taylor, Milton Shulman. Music: Instant Sunshine, "A Great Big Hollywood Star". Memorable quotations: Mann: "I focus not on the actors but on the rôles they play." Taylor: This programme frequently offers cathartic opportunities." Date: Insurmisable.

Participants (first recording): Milton Shulman, Ann Leslie (?), Anthony Clare, Laurie Taylor. Broadcast in 1981 at the time of Lord Simon's proposed spelling reform bill. Music interlude has been cut out. Participants (second recording) Milton Shulman, Ann Leslie, Anthony Clare, Robert Heller. The Iranian Embassy Siege (mentioned) was relieved on 5. May 1980. Music interlude cut out.

haven't heard that tune for so long!

With Gita Mehta, Dr. Michael O'Donnell, Milton Shulman, Dr. Anthony Clare. Music by Jeremy Nicholas ("Whoopee!"). Dated to post May 1981 (after the Peter Sutcliffe Trial).

Without Spike, there would be no Monty Python.

Who are the men talking?

Are you in UK?

Thinking of Jill Dando ?

Makes me think of Elvis Costello song Let Him Have It?

Add something to title!

Victims are dead!

Times have changed!

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Should be more views!

What a World we live in!

Only 32 views

What date was this recorded?

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Not funny to me!

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This seems to be played at the wrong speed

Just wonderful

What a life ! what a genius of acting ...comedy therapy . Thanks for posting . Love for Spike <

He seems very normal and not at all the image he portrayed of himself. The war had an effect on spike but this is pure class!! Thanks for posting.

A very complex character

What an amazing interview with Spike who i never understood. I now have a glimpse through the window of what a loving and very honest man he was despite the cruelty of his childhood.

I just listened to this back-to-back with the Jimmy Savile episode - one blusters and responds to questioning by saying "That's your game , you tell me", one tries to be honest and thinks deeply about their responses. You decide which is which.

Thanks for sharing, shared.

The psychiatrist is thoroughly dislikable. His whole point seems to be "Don't you realize what a loathsome person you are?"

I believe that he had just never really dealt with his childhood trauma. Gabor Mate' could have helped him, I'm sure.

Being impatient with others is an absolute sign of my bipolar, especially "idiots".

Hmmm!! Spike's account of his childhood here is very at odds with what he told David Dimbleby in the "Face Your Image" interview. He describes a happy, almost idyllic scenario. Wonder why!

SPIKE HAD TO FIGHT LEGAL ISSUES WITH HIS CEMETERY BEFORE HIS DEATH. ON HIS GRAVESTONE, SPELT IN GAELIC, IS WRITTEN "SEE?...I TOLD YOU I WAS ILL!" IT WAS NOT ALLOWED TO BE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH. THE TEARS OF A CLOWN. R.I.P. SPIKE.

Genuine person.. and all the complications involved.. very brave man.

Spike Milligan came over as a very intriguing, highly intelligent and elegant man

The psychiatrist, as a performer, gets words from a wiling artist, for radio. A surreal man with bipolar & PTSD. Does anyone know what this is? You can't know unless you are in it. Exterior knowledge.

Thank you brillient post.. 🥰