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Michael Palin and Terry Jones on their wonderful series. Well I think it's wonderful even if no one else does.

Alexander"pointless" Armstrong here in another Hammer pastiche.

Back to the antics of Gareth Cheeseman.

Natural born Quizzers was very funny, quiz nerds kidnap former teacher.

A six part comedy anthology series where Coogan was possibly trying out new characters for a series. All six are very good, the first episode had possibly the only character that could have gone on with an extended life Gareth Cheeseman I.T. salesman extraordinaire, or so he thought.

A six part Steve Coogan homage to the Hammer horror genre. Slated at the time as not outrageously funny, but it was a gentle light hearted homage to Hammer.

Written by Ben Elton,starring Rowan Atkinson, can't go far wrong with that team. Enjoyable incompetent police silliness.

TOMKINSON'S SCHOOLDAYS

THE TESTING OF ERIC OLTHWAITE

GOLDEN GORDON

ESCAPE FROM STALAG LUFT 112B

Palin as the nightmare car enthusiast. Reminds me of my brother.

Michael Palin doing his " Orson Welles intro."

Windsor Davies at his finest, clean fun, and good writing team, make this a classic.

A great band , maybe never truly reached their potential after Godley and Creme left, but so many great hits.

A great scene from " Moorstones " Harold Innocent plays Manners the butler, also Iain Cuthbertson appears later as Dr Farson. Lady Chidingfold " Would you like a drink Ruth dear? Tea maybe" Ruth " something stronger perhaps?" L.C. " coffee?" Ruth " no , even stronger" L.C. " Bovril?!" ( hot...

A favourite of mine, the comedy anthology series created by Michael Palin and Terry Jones post Python. Nine glorious episodes all set in the 1920's or 30's. Murder At Moorstones Manor being my favourite.

Early forerunner of Monty Python, made by ITV, with appearances by Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin, along with David Jason. Only series 1 survives, out on DVD and some shows on youtube. John Cleese and Graham Chapman were fans and a few years later Monty Python was formed and the rest...