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One of Gareth and Norman's best bits - performed for a charity gig in '86. Priceless!

I laugh every time I see it... For more on US sitcoms, hit corneliusatloppers.wordpress.com/2011/08/21/cornelius-on-the-american-sitcom/

A tender Christmas moment between two souls who could never have been one (damn, I should have WRITTEN that show!)

...and three years before The Fall of Communism - I wonder if they CAUSED it?

Tina belts out a soul classic in which the "na-na-na-na-na" hook was allegedly added later - by a singer who forgot the lyrics!

The sensual singer covers a classic...

The musical genius appears in the guise of an ageing lounge singer in this performance of a number from his "Innes Book Of Records", for a benefit concert. For more bizarrity (it's a word) check out dexterbalonious.wordpress.com/

The climax of the legendary show - chaos reigns in the studio as someone decides to drive the cast out of the studio in the car that had been used in an earlier sketch. Truely, the show ended with a bang. But while TW3 never aired again, it had set the bench-mark for political TV satire that still influences today - nearly half a century later.

The original TV version of this classic piece of Pythonia.

Ironic that Milly should be backed by the George Mitchell Singers - The Minstrels and Singers were collectively known as The Black And White Minstrels and were demonised as racist, some years later - in a piece that rages against the then-institutional racism that existed in America's Deep South. The emotional power of this piece still chills the marrow. For the CLIMAX of this show, hit ruclips...

Of course, in '63, you could still be locked UP (with 500 men - had they thought that THROUGH?) for being gay. For more, hit ruclips.net/video/yGwKrjtZ2f8/видео.html

Classic Frosty - nearly fifty years on, he, Liz and Phil are still with us. For more, hit ruclips.net/video/g2P3HyAw2Ao/видео.html

A nice piece from the legendary TV event. For more, hit ruclips.net/video/dOKqzJJvEOw/видео.html

I am informed the stunt driver who did the LEAP was Peter Brayham - one of British TV and movies' top stuntmen/co-ordinators of the Sixties. Joe Wadham MIGHT have been involved in the street work - he worked on "Robbery" and many other contemporary British movies.

KARAOKE - Bobby Vee - "Sharing You" & "Everyday" - ORIGINAL BACKING TRACKS!

KARAOKE - Frank Sinatra - "They Can't Take That Away From Me" - ORIGINAL BACKING TRACK!

KARAOKE - Frank Sinatra - "Fly Me To The Moon" - ORIGINAL BACKING TRACK!

KARAOKE - Frank Sinatra - "Come Fly With Me" - ORIGINAL BACKING TRACK!

Emma Shapplin - "Spente Le Stelle" - FULL INSTR. MIX - stereo HQ

Public Domain - LIVE (very!) - "Operation Blade (Bass In The Place)" - stereo HQ

Sonique - "I Put A Spell On You" - LIVE - stereo HQ

Jakatta - "American Dream" - live - stereo HQ

Ottawan - "D.I.S.C.O." - ext. mix - STEREO HQ

Kinobe - "Slip Into Something More Comfortable" - STEREO HQ

Sexy, Satin-clad Thai Girl Dances To Mel & Kim's "Respectable" - HQ

CLASSIC Morecombe And Wise - the Extras sketch - '65 - HQ