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Chuckle again at one of the funniest shows of the 70's/80's. Such a simple idea, very well executed. JEUX SANS FRONTIERES https://www.imdforums.com/threads/jeux-sans-frontieres.5093/

This is a complete episode of the show.

This is something unusual, competitive musical chairs! About 7 minutes into this clip we start with the final game of this particular show. Competitive musical chairs with Douglas from the Isle of Man representing GB. The commentator Stuart Hall tells us that Douglas have won this on both...

After watching this I bet you try this yourself! " Extreme measures with Trevor Eve, Friday night on BBC1" SOD IT! do it again!

Three series so far of Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon travelling around Europe, sampling cuisine and generally being themselves in an unscripted travelogue show.

On this track with Kate Bush on backing vocals.

His early stuff is not really my thing, but a change of direction in the eighties brought interesting developments. This double album was terrific.

A song titled Beatle Zebra Crossing? It is about ...erm the crossing. Plenty of Beatles references, not sure if this is pro Beatles, anti, or a piss take, or simply about the crossing.

On the face of it a rather repetitive track, but as we complete each ' loop' the background vocal screams and other stuff gets weirder . From 3.30 mins the track takes off into Associates brilliance.

This second series is a re-set for the show. In fact you could watch this series first, and my own nephews did just that, for some unknown reason. The two series are totally independent of each other. I like both, and sad as I was to see the excellent first series cast go, I think the denouement...

What we need is David Byrne as President.

So the first series ends with Carrot finally realising that all Catweazle's talk of The Normans and travelling through time was true. But he found this out as Catweazle disappeared in front of him. Very poignant as Carrot realises his wonderful adventure is over. Perhaps for a day or two he'll...

Recent collaborations have been with The Maths. Foxx returning to his early solo style of heavy electronic.

This is a nice techno track in collaboration with Louis Gordon. Suddenly after along hiatus Foxx reemerged with about eight, maybe more albums in recent years in collaboration with Gordon and The Maths.