I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue-The Complete Samantha (1993-2007)

[@jimyoung6271]

Samantha has her knockers, but I think she does a wonderful job. And thank you for slipping in a bit of Sven.

[@artsed08]

"Their favourite treat is cheese with homemade chutney, but they never object when she palms them off with relish"... Just gold. Pure, unadulterated gold.

[@markcampbell8950]

Such clever punning! The scriptwriters were consistently brilliant and Humph's delivery was always faultless.

[@HaFannyHa]

That was one of the moments when I'm almost choking with laughter! How on earth Humph got through that one without corpsing, I don't know!

[@michaelcottrell8375]

I was so sorry to hear that the writer of these lines, Iain Pattinson, had passed away last week, so young. Let’s hope there’s a programme to celebrate his incomparable talents - preferably after the watershed. If not, I’ll just have to keep on playing this wonderful compilation. I was lucky enough to go to a few Clue recordings over the decades, from the early days at the Paris, to October 2019 in Shrewsbury. Deservedly voted the greatest BBC radio comedy of all time. Happy, happy days. RIP, Iain, reunited with Tim Brooke-Taylor. And Jeremy. And Linda. And, of course, the incomparable Humph. There’s a hell of a programme waiting to be recorded somewhere. And thank you, Mark, for this collection of magnificent, unreconstituted filth.

[@markcampbell8950]

What lovely comments, thankyou so much Michael. Yes, truly a fabulous purveyor of prime time filth!

[@NorrisHistoryCorner]

"We present I'm Sorry I Heaven A Clue..."

[@liamfox1981]

@@markcampbell8950 Hear hear. I can't tell you how much this has cheered me up after a rubbish day, or made me laugh my head off while cooking. Thanks for compiling it

[@ocbyn]

Just did Lionel Blair, now going to finish off with Samantha. Thank you so much for this labour of love.

[@markcampbell8950]

You always get a happy ending with Samantha!

[@morganfjp]

Labour of laugh, you mean! ;-)

[@gijgij4541]

@@markcampbell8950 Did you just drop the g from ending?

[@maninchair6648]

RIP dear Humph , sitting on God's right hand as we speak. Thanks for the hard work , this is an invaluable archive!

[@kenhunt9434]

I listened to this all the way through and it is sheer filth. I loved every minute of it. Good on you Mark

[@Thursdaym2]

It's only double entendre, the only good thing imported from France.

[@peterowen9183]

It's complete filth but that wouldn't be at all funny if delivered by anybody else, it would just be embarrassing. The whole point is that Humph delivers it as if it's not at all filthy - that's why it's funny. 😃

[@seamuscarmody6579]

6:30 on a Monday. How do they get away with it.

[@scarter3569]

I can't possibly listen to this without ending up doubled with laughter. How Humph ever managed it without corpsing is utterly beyond me.

[@markcampbell8950]

He did corpse once or twice, and they were precious moments. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@liamfox1981]

@@markcampbell8950 The plumber's testy calls & tickling the texas longhorn broke him if i remember right. But how he's deadpan for some of them is incredible. If it was me sitting there, they wouldn't be able to finish the show

[@barblessable]

He was a touring jazz man all his adult life ,he'd heard and seen it all ,lol, sadly missed, only Graeme Garden left fron the old crew.@@markcampbell8950

[@JelMain]

He and Willie Rushton were responsible for the rewrite of a certain Pirate cartoon, which came about as close as it's possible to get to obscenity.

[@givethedjabj]

How can anyone downvote this wonderful compilation. Pure and utter filth, thanks for all your hard work!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks! Some people just think it's better to stick their fist down rather than up...

[@dunebasher1971]

RIP Iain Pattinson, the ISIHAC writer responsible for most of these.

[@markcampbell8950]

I agree wholeheartedly!

[@gijgij4541]

Bloody hell, I had missed that news! So on 15th March 2020 in Huddersfield, not only were we privileged to witness Tim's last recording, but also Iain's last two shows. A fun night that now feels even more like an honour.

[@czechmate741]

Having just experienced the excellent way you pulled out Lionel Blair's prime bits, I was glad to see that you had also serviced Samantha & Sven.

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks. Yes, I think I've pulled them off very well, although it was a hard job.

[@HaFannyHa]

@@markcampbell8950 With relish, no doubt!

[@markhayward7400]

Listening to the Samantha and Sven puns was part of the perpetual joy of listening to "I Am Sorry I Haven't A Clue". Humphrey Lyttleton's dry delivery made these !

[@philb4462]

Thank you so much for creating this. It was a big undertaking but very much appreciated. I met Humph at one of his jazz gigs once and said how much I love ISAHAC and especially the Samantha comments. He just looked at me blankly and said "I don't understand them". I played some of these to an American friend of mine and after a while of me not being sure if she even understood them, she eventually said "These are REALLY filthy!" I agree with the person who commented how good it would be to get his Colin Sell introductions.

[@markcampbell8950]

I'm working on Colin Sell next!

[@barblessable]

"didn't understand them" As a touring jazz man for most of his life doubt that very much ,LOL .

[@jimcurrie2305]

Mark, I have been a fan of ISIHAC for many years but I've just stumbled on this compilation. I hereby accuse Samantha, Humph and you of genius and brilliance. Thank you so much.

[@markcampbell8950]

Aw, I am but a humble compiler!

[@paulmchugh8695]

Great stuff x

[@richardlloyd2589]

A brilliant shine requires some serious polishing.

[@geoffnightingale2846]

I had turn this Off after 20 minutes or so. I was crying with laughter. Complete and utter filth. Absolutely magnificent.

[@markcampbell8950]

There's no higher praise than wetting yourself! :-)

[@fairalbion]

This show deserves a place in the pantheon of BBC all-time comedy greats, shoulder-to-shoulder with the usual popular big-hitters. It's a perfect combination of great writing and Lyttelton's delivery: timing, baffled demeanour, and poker-faced undersell.

[@markcampbell8950]

Big whatters? :-)

[@fairalbion]

@@markcampbell8950 Ha. Sorry, too many years of living in the US. Big hitter = batter in baseball who consistently swings for the fences and hits it out of the ballpark. Substitute cricket equivalent. I did well on demeanor/demeanour though.

[@franky2467]

Absolutely 100% agree. This is old style true comedy of which cannot be matched by present day comedy. This makes me laugh so much. Cant say the same for present day comedy. Hump was simply the best along with the great Barry Cryer. Sadly passed today. All panel participants so clever and hilarious absolute genius program. Will never be matched!!

[@adrianw5811]

Thank you so much for your time and effort compiling this hilarious filth!

[@markcampbell8950]

Filth? Surely not!

[@arthurpewtey]

@@markcampbell8950 Didn't Humph actually want "Purveyor of Filth" painted on the side of his van? I don't think I just made that up.

[@markcampbell8950]

@@arthurpewtey I can't imagine Humph drove a van.

[@AndrewMartinIsHere]

Thank you for compiling all these, had me in stitches and helped take my mind off lockdown for a bit

[@highpath4776]

Ahh, the thought of Samantha Self-Isolating.

[@davidstevens7018]

Tributes here to Tim B.T. Sadly a victim of Coronavirus; R.I.P ; Humph , Jeremy, Willy R. Thank you for all the laughs 😃

[@SabotsLibres]

A champion with the telephone, I am glad to hear that Samantha is good at handling testy calls...

[@shaunmarriott2918]

All of these compilations are great, thanks for making and posting them. The Coln Sell compilations are so brilliant too, I keep listening to bits of them all and never fail to laugh, they are fresh and so unique each time. They should be prescribed on the NHS......

[@markcampbell8950]

Aw that's very kind of you to say so!!

[@gregroberts3403]

Always my favourite part of the show. Childish innuendo at its best. Great work!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thankyou, so glad you enjoyed it.

[@andymassingham]

The king of the undersell. Even in his last performance (it's on YT), his semi-astonished look at the audience as they laughed is double funny. Missed to the point of hurting. And we also lost Tim Brooke-Taylor today. Brutal.

[@markcampbell8950]

I know, I was pretty upset about TBT.

[@davidlean1060]

Humph had an old saying from his days as a gigging musician. When a musician was feeling poorly before a show, Humph would tell them not to worry, Dr Gig will look after you. He meant, of course, that adrenaline and the buzz of playing will get you through a show no matter how you feel, but the expression itself is a lovely one. Dr Gig was looking after Humph that night.

[@texyarnell8364]

@@markcampbell8950..

[@paulmchugh8695]

A real goodie ? Xx 💋

[@paulmchugh8695]

I was a dj played with others 7 inches all along ? What ? I don’t get it ? ? Lol 😂

[@rayvon57]

Absolutely brilliant! well done for posting this, made my day!

[@markcampbell8950]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching. Hope there will be more ISIHAC soon...

[@barblessable]

Thank you so much Mark ,I play this to and share with family and friends always gets them chuckling .

[@markcampbell8950]

That is lovely, thankyou. Glad to hear it brings some laughter into the world!

[@beefsmusicchannel5404]

Thank you very much, I loved every minute of listening to Samantha and Sven, and how you skillfully managed to pull them both together for once 😂

[@markcampbell8950]

Thankyou. It took a long time coming, but having girded my loins, and thought about it long and hard, it turned out to be rib-tickling fun!

[@uckridge1]

The beauty of all of this is Humph's innocence.

[@markcampbell8950]

Totally!

[@barblessable]

Humph innocent , please ,he was a touring jazz trumpeter most of his life lol .

[@MrGerrymagic]

So sad that iain has gone. What a talented writer. Thank you for the wonderful laughs

[@bobnewnham7400]

I've only just recovered from the Complete Lionel Blair! "Nurse, the screens please."

[@HaFannyHa]

Oh God! I'm in tears of laughter! Thanks for loading all these classics - i love Humph!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thankyou for the lovely comment. It's my pleasure to upload these gems of hilarity from the one and only Mr Lyttelton.

[@peterlivingstone]

This is a wonderful piece of work.. Thank you so much!

[@markcampbell8950]

No problem, it was a labour of love!

[@peterlivingstone]

I don't know how old you are, but from now on, for your services to ISIHAC fans, you should surely be honoured with the title, "The kindly old archivist".

[@markcampbell8950]

I'm 51, but I'll accept the honour. Thankyou!

[@MrValiant61]

As i grow older, i`m 60, i feel more and more grateful, that i lived in a Britain where this kind of humour was enjoyed , and not umm and ahhh, by those who search for things to be offended by.

[@timwingham8952]

Well said

[@PSUK]

I simply couldn’t agree more

[@scarter3569]

Don't be daft. This stuff is as popular now as ever, and for exactly the same reasons as it ever was.

[@PSUK]

@@scarter3569 you’ve completely missed the point

[@scarter3569]

@@PSUK I'm not sure that I have

[@mrvillan6951]

I listened to all of it right through and never understood what the audience was laughing at. The poor gentleman reading it out seemed as confused as me. I then listened with my wife who was rolling about laughing. When she explained what the fuss was about I was shocked at how dirty my wife's mind is!

[@jonboy8951]

Can't believe this has been done. Legend

[@markcampbell8950]

Nor could I! Hence it had to be done...glad you like it.

[@eylesit9268]

I really love the clever derogatory intoductions to the teams. It would be great to hear a collection of those. One that comes to mind: "We couldn't ask for four more talented professional comediens...so we have to do with what we've been given. Let's meet the teams."

[@markcampbell8950]

Frankly there are SO many compilations I could do, but time and effort meant these were the ones I chose: Samantha, Lionel, Mrs Trellis and good old Colin Sell. Hope you enjoy them all!

[@geoffdillon]

@@markcampbell8950they’re all works of art in themselves. Thanks so much. I ‘dip into Samantha’ almost every day.

[@timwingham8952]

Introducing the contestants as "four of the most notable in their profession"....Pause...."I'm sorry, I think that should read not able in their profession". Priceless delivery Humph. Sorely missed.

[@gdj6298]

​@@markcampbell8950A true labour of love. Thank you !

[@gdj6298]

​@@timwingham8952A vaguely remembered one... "We had a telegram from Graeme's agent, saying that he can't be with us as he's currently staring at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane........hang on, I think I misread...........no, that's right."

[@MrGerrymagic]

The combination of writer Ian Pattinson, Humphrey Littleton and the ethereal Samantha produced some of the greatest laughs on the brilliant radio 4 "Clue". Brilliant,just brilliant.

[@markcampbell8950]

The perfect combination.

[@chipledhungaman]

Thanks for this and the Lionel Blair.

[@markcampbell8950]

No problem. Cheers!

[@richardcochrane1966]

2:13 "Now what?" Loved how Humph always acted like everything he said was completely innocent, and the audience just had filthy minds...

[@terryrainer2213]

Absolutely magnificent! In the tradition of the old music hall, with every remark quite innocent …… unless you choose to think otherwise! This is on an equal level with the Terry Wogan “Janet and John” CDs. Hearty, raucous, rumbustious, dare I say Shakespearean, humour. Nothing for people of a nervous disposition! Brilliant!

[@markcampbell8950]

Glad you liked my labour of love - Humph was a genius. I always thought his supreme skill was giving the impression that he really didn't want to be there.

[@Growler57]

Sir we are off the same cloth terry and humph no one could have delivered it like them

[@Growler57]

If only there was a complete Janet and John

[@gkkes]

I always remember Samantha joining the wine tasting class. The tutor had a nice Semillon he was hoping she would try!

[@silentinaway7407]

Yep, a favourite of mine too

[@ashleyswu2012]

I managed 15 minutes before "pulls him off on the landing".... I'm soaked.... in tears of laughter. Thanks

[@markcampbell8950]

I'm glad you qualified that statement!

[@DavidCoverdale2000]

I'm sure I heard Sandi Toksvig's laugh in there towards the end. Totally infectious!

[@markcampbell8950]

Absolutely!

[@yampk1]

We just need the complete set of Colin Sell intros now!!

[@markcampbell8950]

James Kenyon I'll leave that one for you to do!

[@johnr6168]

.......Colin Sell had his first piano lesson aged 7. We're thinking of having a collection so we can send him back for another one.

[@yampk1]

@@markcampbell8950 Thank you for your hard work Mark! I think part of what makes the CS jokes so funny is that he's clearly in on the joke

[@markcampbell8950]

@@yampk1 Oh yes, I think they're very affectionate jokes.

[@NowInAus]

thank you. you pulled it off

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks, it was pretty hard.

[@paulmchugh8695]

It took a lot

[@highpath4776]

@@markcampbell8950 Did you finish with a shower ?

[@markcampbell8950]

@@highpath4776 Yes, it was sunset and I have a big bathroom window, so it was a golden shower.

[@highpath4776]

@@markcampbell8950 I'm confused, can you confirm if it was Galphimia glauca, Cassia fistula (which being of the legume family is related to a pea), or Pyrostegia venusta (which grows largely on treliis's)

[@johnr6168]

I remember on one programme came "Samantha met up with her record producer friend so he could take her to Rhyl and Bangor in the back of his van".

[@markcampbell8950]

That's definitely on here!

[@johnr6168]

@@markcampbell8950 Whoops! I'm sorry. I must have been out of the room when that one came on.

[@markcampbell8950]

@@johnr6168 The way Humph delivers it, it's a single entendre too!

[@dingo137]

1:01:09

[@barryfoster453]

Iain Pattinson, we miss you so much. Thanks for all the laughs.

[@paulfreeman4900]

Great British humour. And it is broadcast at 6.30 in the evening!!

[@5888max]

There is no watershed on the Wireless , the repeat was on in the day

[@paulfreeman4900]

@@5888max OK, OK. Way to pour cold water on an amusing factiod

[@highpath4776]

@@paulfreeman4900 More that no-one under 18 listens to Radio 4. I was shocked by some of the language and choice of subjects on the 2pm radio play some weekdays

[@gijgij4541]

And repeated at lunchtime on the Lord's day...

[@vanvilet1]

One of the funniest compilations I have come across....

[@markcampbell8950]

Aw, thankyou!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks Forbes!

[@TheDessez]

Thanks for this Mark. Just brilliant!

[@markcampbell8950]

You're welcome! :-)

[@MythicSuns]

should have called the video "Samantha, and her magnificent hits!"

[@markcampbell8950]

Sexist. :-)

[@MythicSuns]

@@markcampbell8950 Right nowist?

[@only1utdanditsleeds]

Samantha's Biggest Hits

[@graemestarkey7524]

Very impressive 45s

[@noonthumbs2644]

You know it's a good one when you can hear Barry in the background "Dear oh dear..." XD

[@markcampbell8950]

Good point!

[@noonthumbs2644]

27:46 🤣🤣🤣 Poor Barry had a "Dear god" moment!

[@tomatoes3]

Just what we need at the moment, couldn't stop laughing. Thank you Mr Campbell.

[@markcampbell8950]

Happy to help! :-)

[@marnanel]

Thank you so much!

[@stevecook8941]

Glorious collection from one hell of a funny show..Thanks

[@markcampbell8950]

Glad you liked it!

[@JRSmith06]

Revisiting this tonight, because I was in need of a laugh 🤣

[@markcampbell8950]

I'm glad it helped.

[@timdavies4679]

Samantha's been to a race course and she had a walk around the paddock and got chatting to a young jockey. She was interested in whether he was better on the flat or the jump, and even offered assistance with his mount...

[@marquonuk]

If people ever ask you for an example of innuendo, always offer to give them one. Humph's deadpan delivery was absolutely perfect for this show. :-)

[@liamfox1981]

The Jack & Arthur one has my in tears each time

[@geoffnightingale2846]

Just listened to another 20 minutes and came damn close to soiling me panteloons.🤣

[@markcampbell8950]

Keep going, we're all rooting for you! :-)

[@FullersDuck]

Neat rambler. Plumber’s tester calls. Much-underrated gags.

[@probablygraham]

When I was at school I remember one kid who went mad about a radio programme called I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again, but I never managed to get into it, watching Monty Python on TV instead. After that I moved abroad to a country where humour is so advanced that they still think the funniest thing in the world is somebody slipping over on a banana skin. Then just a few weeks ago, a friend sent me a link to this clip and I laughed for roughly 1 hour, 16 minutes and 47 seconds. How I managed to miss such brilliant comedy is a mystery to me but I'm glad I found it. All I can say is that if anyone ever asks you to say what typical English comedy is, just tell them to listen to this. It must be in our genes. I would love to be in Samantha's genes.

[@markcampbell8950]

Better late than never to the party, Graham! So glad you enjoyed this. With Humph in the chair, this programme was pretty much the acme of sophisticated British vulgarity.

[@MythicSuns]

A lot of guys have a bit of Samantha in their genes

[@markcampbell8950]

So have you come across her before?

[@MythicSuns]

@@markcampbell8950 Once or twice a week depending on how I'm feeling

[@markcampbell8950]

@@MythicSuns So you feel it a couple of times a week? Are you feeling it now?

[@slepycitron]

Thank you. A huge task. Strange how Humph can get away with it.

[@markcampbell8950]

The filth he gets away with is truly remarkable!

[@martinpickard6043]

@@markcampbell8950 - They got away with this 'filth' on the BBC by having it written in the scripts innocently and claiming any filth was in the mind of the beholder. Humph would often read these out and look at the audience with bewilderment during the laughter. Comedic moments to treasure. RIP Humph.

[@barblessable]

yes and it used to be aired at 12.30 on Sunday lunch time on BBCRadio 4 , how did they get away with it ? hilarious .

[@timdavies4679]

Samantha met her old friend Snow White and they had a great time - they had 7 Up before relaxing with a lemon and lime refreshing drink....

[@markcampbell8950]

Love it.

[@dalesmithies9051]

The cider ones had me on the floor laughing.How did humph get away with so much filth,without falling about is beyond me.Brillint.

[@markcampbell8950]

No idea, but I'm SO glad he did!

[@eylesit9268]

@Mark Campbell is there any site or forum where fans can post their attempts at new Samantha gags?

[@markcampbell8950]

Oooh I dunno.I bet there's a FB group....I hear Samantha tried joining one - but she didn't know whether it was called a 'Group' or just the letter 'G'. So she ended up joining a Group or G.

[@iansowden8049]

To quote someone: "Every time I see a double meaning in the script I have to whip it out."

[@wilsonshields6769]

Never to listen to this on public transport - people are looking at me in a most alarming way!! Bloody genius writing , and of course the Chairman’s delivery!!!

[@markcampbell8950]

Haha, guaranteed to embarrass you in public!

[@Growler57]

Best radio show ever

[@timdavies4679]

Samantha went to the choral musical tour, she only had a fiver available, but was happy to find herself under a tenor

[@pauldockree9915]

9 months since my last visit. Only Time will tell.

[@paulmatters2641]

Brilliant. Thank you for collating this

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks, Paul - happy to give people something to laugh about!

[@kevq761]

When Samantha gets a part in " The Bill " and in the plot she gets fingered by the Fuzz I nearly peed myself. Wonderful times

[@hissingsidll750]

Miss Humph so much but what a fantastic choice Jack Dee was

[@edepillim]

Used to love the Samantha lines. Some are so clever. The only rival was that of Julian and Sandy when they spoke polari. eg “ he was a dab hand on a cottage upright”

[@timbeaton5045]

And one must never forget the wonderful Rambing Syd Rumpo... "tethering his nadgers to a grouting pole" amongst many others

[@bobhawxwell1606]

I notice that in the earlier years there were a lot of 12 inchers around but these are later replaced by 7 inchers ....BBC Cuts ?

[@markcampbell8950]

Yes, they were certainly circumspect.

[@adamcekennaugh1598]

Poor old Samantha! Absolutely class act

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

Where was the one about Samantha's getting a promotion, and everone really excited to see her crack through the glass ceiling ?

[@markcampbell8950]

Oooh not sure, thought I got them all. Was it a Humph one?

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

It was many years ago, maybe even predates your recordings, cant swear it was on ISIHAC, or some other smut vehicle come to think of it. Glad you like it, thanks for your morale-boosting work.

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

Actually what I should have said is, thankyou for your efforts to keep our peckers up.

[@markcampbell8950]

@@DavidOfWhitehills Very happy to help us keep abreast of things.

[@markcampbell8950]

@@DavidOfWhitehills Do I get a knighthood? (Off to search for Sanantha's crack now.....)

[@alanbradfield3211]

Pounds off in front of her.....superb.

[@HaFannyHa]

How about the wax?😃

[@thisisus.504]

Hearing Humph giggle, creases me up. 😂😂😂😂

[@martinj40m]

One of may faves wasn't there (unless I missed it) Samantha was telling me that she has a new boyfriend who's a butcher who loves making pies. She's already had his Steak and Kidney and is really looking forward to trying his tongue in cider.

[@markcampbell8950]

I'm pretty sure that's there......

[@markcampbell8950]

Perhaps I was thinking of 01:06:25...big in cider?

[@markcampbell8950]

Found it - 01:13:30. Phew, thought I'd missed one off!

[@mookie2637]

I remember the Semillon one. I didn't stop laughing for half an hour.

[@markcampbell8950]

I'll invoice you later! :-)

[@geoffnightingale2846]

Finally got to the end. Pass me a dry pair of underpants someone. Complete filth. Priceless. Liquor out on the balcony. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HaFannyHa]

That one makes me hurt with laughter!

[@virginiaallenby2508]

Brilliant top end simplicity.

[@ocbyn]

Listening again. So good.

[@markcampbell8950]

Bless you, thankyou, it is fabulous isn't it? Pure distilled filth.

[@ocbyn]

@@markcampbell8950 it’s Humph’s delivery that kills everytime. Making it seem like he is just reading innocent words.

[@bradleybaum9000]

I’m laughing so hard and so much!

[@markcampbell8950]

At anything in particular? :-)

[@highpath4776]

@@markcampbell8950 No he has a very strange allergic reaction to life,

[@barblessable]

BBC radio 4 Friday 's 6.30 pm repeated 12.30 pm Sunday how did thy get away with it, if you don't chuckle your deaf or dead .

[@jamiewilkinson8113]

Rip😎x

[@johnr6168]

It's Monday 6.30pm and repeated on a Sunday at Midday. The series are fairly short and share the slots with a few other comedy programmes.

[@highpath4776]

@@johnr6168 For a while it had the other times in the schedule and did run for more than 6 shows at a time when recorded in Paris Street, but the snoring of the audience reflected badly in the EQ levels so they went on the road instead.

[@johnr6168]

@@highpath4776 Thanks, I hadn't realised that. It was sometimes recorded at the Radio Theatre up the road at Broadcasting House when the Paris Studio (in Regent Street) closed.

[@kumquatmagoo]

"Get her new Bob to the length she likes" sent me over the edge. "Mouthful of Leicester" is pure filth. Great compilation, thanks!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thanks for the nice comment, glad you enjoyed it!

[@churnvalleybenefice5593]

Innuendo raised to an art form - long may it live

[@cmccormick6879]

Magnificent

[@samuelwood3734]

How long did this take to compile?! Bravo!

[@theinternetshavecome1640]

There's something impressive about Samantha, but I can't put my finger on it.

[@markcampbell8950]

She keeps abreast of most things.

[@gijgij4541]

Humph could.

[@Gary-jp2tf]

And probably did

[@jacktar9567]

superb stuff! who else does innuendo like the Brits eh?

[@mirkle01]

'a rewarding poke in the country section' - well if it was a good enough pun for Shakespeare, it's certainly good enough for ISIHAC!

[@paulbeland6709]

Pure filth, beautifully done, perfect for 6.30pm & 12.05 on a Sunday. Sadly Samantha has to nip out now to meet her new gentleman friend, who's an anaesthetist. He's going to introduce her to some of his patients, & later she's going to help him knock one out.

[@eylesit9268]

Which gag has the longest laugh? The one about the "Italian gentleman friend" (35:45) had a full 30 seconds' worth of honest hearty laugher. Yu can almost hear the tears in their eyes! But still I'd love to find one longer (as Humph might have put it).

[@markcampbell8950]

Ah, the sound of hysterical laughter....never needed more than now!

[@jestermoon]

Take A Moment Great Genius One and All Stay Silly Stay Safe Stay Free Universe

[@llanellboy]

Just lovely.

[@Growler57]

Bloody genius

[@markcampbell8950]

It is isn't it? Glad you like it sir.

[@Andredecan]

You are a king amongst men!

[@markcampbell8950]

Thankyou, my loyal subject. ;-)

[@JamesGower-ch5zj]

Superb.....a great tonic...

[@Lebowski69]

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