I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Series 49

Chair: Humphrey Lyttleton. Regulars: Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Barry Cryer.
00:00 Ep.1 04/06/2007. Guest: Stephen Fry.
27:58 Ep. 2 11/06/2007. Guest: Stephen Fry.
55:58 Ep. 3 18/06/2007. Guest: Rob Brydon.
01:23:47 Ep. 4 25/06/2007. Guest: Rob Brydon
01:51:46 Ep.5 02/07/2007. Guests: Jeremy Hardy.
02:19:43 Ep.6 09/07/2007. Guests: Jeremy Hardy.
Piano: Colin Sell.
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[@SirWhig-esq.]

“If you can’t beat ‘em, what’s the point of teaching?”

[@kiwimac]

Came here on hearing of Barry Cryer's death. Wonderful!

[@Synthnerd11]

Note to self: Stop eating and/or drinking whilst listening to these. Way too much cleaning to do now.

[@jillparker4678]

Thank you

[@MrTenderisthenight]

Sublime….

[@franl155]

sitting here at 3 am because I don't want to stop; matchsticks holding my eyes open. but worth every second.

[@ocbyn]

Thank you so much for these. Love Humph.

[@stevebudd6078]

Oh joy …

[@stephaniejeffries1191]

Thank you.

[@IrenESorius]

👍‍‍👍‍‍!

[@jim42078]

Anyone know what the "Herpes" joke was at the beginning of episode 3?

[@m.j.nicholls]

Probably "You wouldn't normally die of herpes. But you would if you gave it to Al Capone".

[@paulkennedy8701]

​@@m.j.nicholls I don't know. It led on from mention of Capone being in prison. It's probably an employee-screwing-the-boss's-wife-while-the-boss-is-away joke: "You did if you gave it to Al Capone's girlfriend!"

[@warrenalexander5285]

Probably the filthiest radio comedy show since Round the Horne.

[@barblessable]

Yes ,and it was aired Sunday lunchtimes on BBC Radio 4 , Ian Patinnson's writing made it more smutty and funnier, Jack Dee is chairman now and is fittingly curmudgeonly , long make it continue.

[@emjackson2289]

Only if you think Samantha was like a dog and come when you whistled

[@noonthumbs2644]

Humph actually said that Kenneth Horne was a huge influence on him; the way he delivered his lines and such. 😊

[@warrenalexander5285]

Thanks. That's really interesting. They are both still hilarious. Their wit and ingenuity are timeless.@@noonthumbs2644

[@malcolmdale]

I can't understand why the audience cheer so loudly for Mornington Crescent and I can't see anything funny in it.

[@spudsmith]

/whooooosh

[@dougalmcdougal286]

Probably because you don't understand the rules. Took me a few years.

[@dougalmcdougal286]

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