I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue

[girlyswot]

If that doesn't have you bouncing up and down with excitement already, next week is your chance to discover the funniest programme in the history of the radio, ever.  BBC 7 is having a special 'Clue' week to remember the death of one of its finest players, Willie Rushton, 10 years ago.

There will be episodes EVERY DAY!  Hooray!!  So if you want to finally get to grips with the rules of Mornington Crescent, hear some Historical Headlines, listen to the teams singing One Song to the Tune of Another, or witness competition standard Cheddar Gorge, tune in.  On digital radio, TV and the internet.  You can listen again whenever it's convenient for you - best not to do this in public areas, since people will think that you are laughing at them.

Don't forget that BBC Radio 4 also have a current series of Clue, airing at 6.30pm (GMT) on Mondays and also available any time online.

I'm also enjoying the dramatized Narnia chronicles on BBC 7 at the moment.

Comments

[tdu000.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the information about "Clue Week" (love it) on BBC 7. I don't always check what they are playing. And Narnia too - hurrah! (I've just got a couple of the BBC radio dramatisations out on CD from the local library).

When my daughter was a toddler, we got her a "plinth" (in honour of ISIHAC of course) to stand on to reach the wash basins.

[bookwormsarah.livejournal.com]

I wish I could remember where the statue of Plinth Adenoid is located...

[girlyswot.livejournal.com]

I think my absolute favourite round of Cheddar Gorge is where they start listing jazz musicians as if there's no connection between 'Jelly-roll' and 'Morton.' Genius. Utter genius!