Bookshop Sketch from Marty Amok! (originally At Last The 1948 Show) Andrew Peel 2011-08-02 | Marty Amok! was an Easter special episode of the Marty Feldman sketch show "It's Marty" and originally aired on 30 March 1970 on BBC1. The Bookshop Sketch stars Marty Feldman and John Junkin. It was originally performed in At Last The 1948 Show (where Marty Feldman acted opposite John Cleese in this sketch). Sketch is written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman.
Wogans Radio Fun 12 - Kenneth Williams & Hugh Paddick 1987 Andrew Peel 2017-10-29 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan stands in for Kenneth Horne for a Julian & Sandy sketch with Kenneth Williams and Hugh Paddick.
Peter Cook in BBC Play - Mill Hill by John Mortimer 1972 Andrew Peel 2017-09-16 | Mill Hill by John Mortimer originally broadcast on BBC2 on 22 May 1972 as part of 30 Minute Theatre.Starring Peter Cook, Geraldine McEwan and Clive Revill.
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore Interview and behind the scenes of Not Only But Also 1966 Andrew Peel 2017-01-10 | Interview with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore by BBC Radio Solent from 1966 during the filming of one of the opening sketches for Not Only But Also.
Vincent Price sings Ive Got A Rainbow Working For Me - 1970 Andrew Peel 2016-03-06 | Vincent Price was a guest on Frost On Sunday on 15th March 1970. He sings I've Got A Rainbow Working For Me from the 1968 Broadway musical Darling Of The Day.
Vincent Price and The Two Ronnies - 1970 Sketch Andrew Peel 2016-03-06 | Vincent Price was a guest on Frost On Sunday on 15th March 1970. He featured with Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in this sketch on advertising.
Wogans Radio Fun 09 - Percy Edwards and Patricia Hayes interview 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Percy Edwards and Patricia Hayes.
Wogans Radio Fun 11 - Billy Cotton and Bill Cotton 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Bill Cotton about his father, Billy Cotton.
Wogans Radio Fun 08 - Leslie Phillips, Bernard Braden, Noel Johnson and Cardew Robinson 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Leslie Phillips, Bernard Braden, Noel Johnson and Cardew Robinson.
Wogans Radio Fun 07 - Beryl Reid, Eric Sykes and Peter Brough 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Beryl Reid, Eric Sykes and Peter Brough about Educating Archie.
Wogans Radio Fun 06 - Theme Tune Medley 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan introduces a medley of classic radio comedy theme tunes.
Wogans Radio Fun 05 - Jimmy Edwards interview 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Jimmy Edwards (plus trombone playing) about The Glums.
Wogans Radio Fun 04 - Irene Handl and Pat Coombs 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan and Bob Monkhouse talk to Irene Handl and Pat Coombs about Hello Playmates.
Wogans Radio Fun 03 - Cyril Fletcher 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan talks to Cyril Fletcher.
Wogans Radio Fun 02 - Deryck Guyler & Molly Weir 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-31 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews radio stars from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s including Deryck Guyler, Molly Weir and Pearl Hackney.
Wogans Radio Fun 01 - Richard Murdoch interview 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-30 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 28 December 1987.Terry Wogan and Bob Monkhouse interview Richard Murdoch about Band Waggon and Much Binding In The Marsh.
Wogans Radio Fun 10 - Spike Milligan & Harry Secombe Interview 1987 Andrew Peel 2015-12-29 | Part of the special "Wogan's Radio Fun" program broadcast on 30 December 1987.Terry Wogan interviews Spike Milligan and Harry Secombe about The Goons.
Peter Cook interview from 1967 - Part 3 Andrew Peel 2014-05-07 | Interview with Peter Cook from December 1967 shortly after the completion of Bedazzled.Peter Cook discusses the film and then moves on to domestic and international politics.Part 3 of 3.
Peter Cook interview from 1967 - Part 2 Andrew Peel 2014-05-07 | Interview with Peter Cook from December 1967 shortly after the completion of Bedazzled.Peter Cook discusses the film and then moves on to domestic and international politics.Part 2 of 3.
Peter Cook interview from 1967 - Part 1 Andrew Peel 2014-05-07 | Interview with Peter Cook from December 1967 shortly after the completion of Bedazzled.Peter Cook discusses the film and then moves on to domestic and international politics.Part 1 of 3.
Deleted Monty Python Sketch - Rare and unseen for over 40 years Andrew Peel 2013-12-21 | Short sketch that was originally part of the "Hell's Grannies" sketch from Series 1 Episode 8. This sketch was cut from the broadcast episode, presumably for timing reasons.Many thanks to "The Monty Python Museum" for making this available. Please check out his YouTube channel for lots more Monty Python rarities.
Marty Feldman - Bookshop Sketch (alternate version) Andrew Peel 2013-11-12 | Taken from a Marty Feldman appearance on The Flip Wilson Show.The sketch was originally written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman for At Last The 1948 Show.
Marty Feldman - Vets Waiting Room Sketch (alternate version) Andrew Peel 2013-11-10 | Taken from a Marty Feldman appearance on The Flip Wilson Show.
Michael Palin and Ronnie Barker - Boarding School sketch - Frost On Sunday Andrew Peel 2013-06-08 | Sketch starring Michael Palin and Ronnie Barker and broadcast on Frost On Sunday on 4 August 1968.This episode was affected by a union strike by camera operators and so other members of the team had to fill in. The recording took place in a small sports studio at Wembley. This explains the round of applause that Ronnie Barker's joke receives.
Michael Palin and Ronnie Corbett - Julie Andrews sketch - Frost On Sunday Andrew Peel 2013-06-08 | Sketch written by Michael Palin and Terry Jones and broadcast on Frost On Sunday on 4 August 1968.
Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Peter Sellers Goodbye-ee song from Not Only But Also Andrew Peel 2013-03-12 | Closing song from the first series of Not Only But Also originally broadcast on 20 March 1965 and starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore with Peter Sellers.
Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Peter Sellers Boxer-Cum-Painter Sketch from Not Only But Also Andrew Peel 2013-03-10 | Sketch from the first series of Not Only But Also originally broadcast on 20 March 1965 and starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore with Peter Sellers.
Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Peter Sellers The Gourmets Sketch from Not Only But Also Andrew Peel 2013-03-09 | Sketch from the first series of Not Only But Also originally broadcast on 20 March 1965 and starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore with Peter Sellers.
Monty Python - Henry Cleans Up Training Film 1974 Andrew Peel 2013-02-22 | Henry Cleans Up was a short training film sponsored by Guinness on how to serve the perfect pint. It was produced in 1974 and stars Michael Palin, Terry Jones and Carol Cleveland.
Airline Pilots Sketch from Marty Amok! (originally from pre-Monty Python show) Andrew Peel 2011-08-02 | Marty Amok! was an Easter special episode of the Marty Feldman sketch show "It's Marty" and originally aired on 30 March 1970 on BBC1. The Airline Pilots Sketch stars Marty Feldman, Tim Brooke-Taylor and John Junkin. It was originally performed in the one-off sketch show How To Irritate People (where the roles were played by John Cleese, Graham Chapman and Michael Palin). This sketch was one of the strongest in How To Irritate People (a forerunner to Monty Python's Flying Circus) but curiously the Monty Python team never used it for their series.
Monty Python Deleted Sketch: Choreographed Party Political Broadcast (Excellent Quality) Andrew Peel 2011-07-29 | Deleted sketch from Series 3 : Episode 12.This sketch has been in circulation for a while on the internet but the quality of the recording was poor. This verion is of superior quality and there is no phone number burned onto the screen (as per the other version).The sketch starts at 00:40.
John Cleese (Monty Python) on Jokers Wild Andrew Peel 2011-06-26 | Clip of one of John Cleese's appearances on Joker's Wild. This is from 1971.John Cleese delivers a mother-in-law joke but with a difference. Its how a nuclear scientist explains the danger of eating radioactive cabbages to a mother-in-law. In plain, simple English.The clip actually comes from a Paul Merton TV series from 1995 called "Paul Merton's Life of Comedy".
At Last The 1948 Show / Broaden Your Mind - Pre-Monty Python / Goodies sketch Andrew Peel 2010-12-31 | The first half of this clip is the sketch "The Wonderful World Of The Ant" from At Last The 1948 Show originally broadcast on 15 March 1967. The sketch was written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman. It was performed on At Last The 1948 Show by John Cleese and Marty Feldman. I was unable to find the video recording of this sketch and so have had to use an audio-only recording.The second half of the clip is a re-working of the same sketch as used in Broaden Your Mind. This was originally broadcast on 4 November 1968 and the re-worked sketch (this time about birds) is performed by Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graeme Garden. This sketch is shown here in audio-only as the show has been nearly completed wiped from the archives.
Rare Monty Python clip (out-take from German show?) Andrew Peel 2010-01-01 | Apparently this clip is an out-take from one of the German Monty Python shows. If anyone has any further details then please post them as a comment.The opening title reads "This is a special bulletin for smokers". The narrator says " 'Mento', refreshing, cool, like a mountain river."
Graham Chapman (Monty Python) interview from 1985 Andrew Peel 2010-01-01 | Graham Chapman appeared on TV-AM in 1985 and was 'interviewed' by Roland Rat. TV-AM presenter Nick Owen also makes an appearance.
Monty Python Newspaper Clippings Andrew Peel 2009-11-18 | In addition to the Monty Python video and audio clips that I've been posting on YouTube, I have started to upload my archive of newspaper clippings relating to the Monty Python team. These mostly come from the 1990s and I am in the process of uploading my collection and so it may take some time! Scans of the clippings are on my profile page (Moriarty0001) on the flickr.com website. Or alternatively follow the link : http://www.flickr.com/photos/44764002@N07/sets/72157622706424293/detail Any comments are always appreciated.
Monty Python - Rare Interview from 1973 Andrew Peel 2009-10-24 | The regional news program "Look North" from 23 May 1973 featured a news report from the Monty Python team as they were touring around the country with the Monty Python stage show. The report features Graham Chapman, Michael Palin and Terry Jones.Interestingly the clip starts with what looks like an earlier interview on the set of the "Hermits" sketch from 1969 with John Cleese and featuring the other Pythons, including Graham Chapman in character as The Colonel.
Rare Monty Python clip - live performance America TV 1973 Andrew Peel 2009-05-31 | The Python team appeared on the Mid-night Speci al show on US TV on 12 October 1973. This clip shows two of their sketches plus a song from Neil Innes.
Rare Monty Python - DNAYS S2:E2 (Part 3) Andrew Peel 2009-05-29 | Episode 2 from Series 2 from DNAYS, originally broadcast on 26 February 1969. This episode is not currently available on DVD and, as far as I am aware, is the only surviving episode from the 2nd series of the show. The quality is generally quite poor in this clip so be prepared for a loss of picture quite often. Apologies for this. But, hey, DNAYS (quite literally!). The program stars Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Eric Idle, David Jason, Denise Coffey and the Bonzo Dog Band. Terry Gilliam provides some animation.
Rare Monty Python - DNAYS S2:E2 (Part 2) - with Thames VT Clock Andrew Peel 2009-05-29 | Episode 2 from Series 2 from DNAYS, originally broadcast on 26 February 1969. This episode is not currently available on DVD and, as far as I am aware, is the only surviving episode from the 2nd series of the show. The quality is generally quite poor in this clip so be prepared for a loss of picture quite often. Apologies for this. But, hey, DNAYS (quite literally!). The program stars Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Eric Idle, David Jason, Denise Coffey and the Bonzo Dog Band. Terry Gilliam provides some animation.
Rare Monty Python - DNAYS S2:E2 (Part 1) Andrew Peel 2009-05-29 | Episode 2 from Series 2 from DNAYS, originally broadcast on 26 February 1969.This episode is not currently available on DVD and, as far as I am aware, is the only surviving episode from the 2nd series of the show.The quality is quite poor so be prepared for a few glitches with the picture and the sound (unfortunately it gets worse in the later clips).The program stars Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Eric Idle, David Jason, Denise Coffey and the Bonzo Dog Band. Terry Gilliam provides some animation.
Buster Keaton - The Goat (Part 3) 1921 - Excellent Quality Andrew Peel 2009-05-23 | From Paul Merton's 2006 series "Paul Merton's Silent Clowns" is the classic Buster Keaton short, The Goat.This cleaned up version has a newly recorded soundtrack.Part 3 of 3.
Buster Keaton - The Goat (Part 2) 1921 - Excellent Quality Andrew Peel 2009-05-23 | From Paul Merton's 2006 series "Paul Merton's Silent Clowns" is the classic Buster Keaton short, The Goat. This cleaned up version has a newly recorded soundtrack. Part 2 of 3.
Buster Keaton - The Goat (Part 1) 1921 - Excellent Quality Andrew Peel 2009-05-23 | From Paul Merton's 2006 series "Paul Merton's Silent Clowns" is the classic Buster Keaton short, The Goat. This cleaned up version has a newly recorded soundtrack. Part 1 of 3.
Cilla (with Cilla Black) - 12 February 1969 (Part 6) Andrew Peel 2009-04-27 | Originally broadcast on 12 February 1969. This is part 6 of 6 clips.
Cilla (with Cilla Black) - 12 February 1969 (Part 5) Dusty Springfield Andrew Peel 2009-04-27 | Originally broadcast on 12 February 1969. This is part 5 of 6 clips.Dusty Springfield sings "Ain't No Fun Since You've Been Gone" and "Second Time Around".Dusty and Cilla sing "If You're Ever (Friendship)".
