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Invasion Quartet (1961)
Jun 10, 2026
1h 31m 47s
Marty Feldman - One Pair Of Eyes
Jun 3, 2026
1h 30m 03s
The Goon Show At 75
May 27, 2026
1h 33m 19s
The Missing Scroll
May 20, 2026
1h 26m 52s
Ooh, You Are Awful (1972)
May 13, 2026
1h 29m 38s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/10/26 | ![]() Invasion Quartet (1961)✨ | film reviewSpike Milligan+3 | — | MGMMGM British+5 | — | Invasion QuartetSpike Milligan+3 | — | 1h 31m 47s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() Marty Feldman - One Pair Of Eyes✨ | comedydocumentary+3 | Jon Au | BBC2The Daily Mirror+5 | — | Marty Feldmancomedy+3 | — | 1h 30m 03s | |
| 5/27/26 | ![]() The Goon Show At 75✨ | Goon Show historypersonal stories+4 | Ian RichardsColleen Dawson+4 | — | — | Goon Show75th anniversary+7 | — | 1h 33m 19s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() The Missing Scroll✨ | ancient scriptsGoon Show+4 | Brian Phillips | BBC Home ServiceThe Missing Scroll | MesopotamiaOldham | Goon ShowThe Missing Scroll+5 | — | 1h 26m 52s | |
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Ooh, You Are Awful (1972)✨ | comedyfilm review+4 | Jeremy LimbPaul Litchfield | The TrapOoh… You Are Awful+2 | — | Dick EmeryOoh… You Are Awful+5 | — | 1h 29m 38s | |
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Mr Topaze (1961)✨ | film analysisPeter Sellers+5 | Vic Pratt | BFI | — | Mr TopazePeter Sellers+7 | — | 1h 15m 28s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() The Case of the Mukkinese Battle-Horn✨ | Goon Showfilm review+3 | Chris Diamond | The Case of the Mukkinese Battle-HornThe Adventures of Robin Hood | — | Goon ShowPeter Sellers+5 | — | 1h 25m 01s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Neil Brand✨ | musicsilent film+4 | Neil Brand | Goon PodThe Goon Show+1 | — | Neil BrandGoon Show+6 | — | 1h 03m 34s | |
| 4/15/26 | ![]() The Mighty Wurlitzer✨ | Goon ShowSpike Milligan+4 | Stephen Hatcher | Strangers In SpaceThe Mighty Wurlitzer+1 | WalesSahara+2 | Goon ShowSpike Milligan+5 | — | 1h 15m 10s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Climb Up The Wall (1960)✨ | film reviewlow-budget films+3 | Adrian Smith | Climb Up The WallMichael Winner | — | Climb Up The WallMichael Winner+5 | — | 1h 30m 36s | |
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| 4/1/26 | ![]() The Return of the Pink Panther (1975)✨ | comedy cinemafilm review+3 | Gary Rodger | Sitcom ClubLast of the Summer Wine+1 | — | Pink PantherPeter Sellers+3 | — | 1h 36m 45s | |
| 2/22/26 | ![]() Goon Pod Film Club: Great News For All Listeners!✨ | British comedy filmsGoon Pod Film Club+3 | David QuantickDavid Renwick+3 | Goon Pod Film ClubCarry On Camping+7 | — | Goon Podfilm club+5 | — | 1h 59m 23s | |
| 12/31/25 | ![]() Listeners' Top 20 British Sitcoms Of All Time✨ | British sitcomslistener votes+3 | Chris DiamondDonna Rees | — | — | British sitcomstop 20+5 | — | 1h 40m 58s | |
| 12/24/25 | ![]() Carol For Another Christmas (1964)✨ | Christmas specialCold War+4 | Tilt Araiza | XeroxABC+5 | — | Carol for Another ChristmasRod Serling+4 | — | 1h 10m 13s | |
| 12/17/25 | ![]() This Is Your Life: Spike Milligan✨ | Spike MilliganThis Is Your Life+4 | John Williams | This Is Your LifeWorld Of Telly | Bexhill | Spike MilliganThis Is Your Life+5 | — | 1h 31m 48s | |
| 6/23/25 | ![]() Bonus! The Simpsons (with Lord Of Adders Black podcast) | There is absolutely no connection between the Goons and the Simpsons so what on earth is this special bonus episode all about? Well, my very good friends Ian and Michael over at the Lord Of Adders Black podcast - celebrating all things Blackadder - joined me to share our love for The Simpsons and talk through our favourite episodes! (Their podcast is really good - find it here: https://shows.acast.com/lord-of-adders-black )Great comedy is great comedy and while it's fair to say that few people could describe most post-2000 Simpsons content as 'great comedy' the stuff that came before remains sublime. I'm not sure what a Venn diagram of Goon Show fans and Simpsons fans would look like but hopefully it's more or less a circle. So indulge me for this special bonus episode with Michael & Ian where I get a rare chance to gush about comedy from the 1990s! | — | ||||||
| 12/29/24 | ![]() Billy Liar (1963) with Tim Worthington | A special Christmas bonus edition! As part of Goon Pod Film Club - www.patreon.com/GoonPod - every month Tyler and a special guest discuss a British comedy film and in August this year Tim Worthington came to talk about his favourite: Billy Liar from 1963. Here's the full episode for Goon Pod listeners to get a taste. As you’d expect from Tim the conversation takes many twists and turns – as well as analysing the film itself, its themes and ideas, its stars, its production, its position in the pantheon of British New Wave cinema, there are also nods aplenty towards popular culture connected with the film, including Ken Russell, the Four Yorkshiremen sketch and Saint Etienne! Tom Courtenay is the titular Billy Liar, or, more accurately, William Fisher, a grammar school boy on a scholarship from a working class environment who finds himself constantly at odds with distant parents, girlfriends expecting greater commitment, a mocking colleague and a rather foolish boss. He is a provincial dreamer with aspirations to better himself but is somewhat lacking the drive. Prone to lapsing into fantasies in which he is a big wheel in a fictional state called Ambrosia, Billy’s doing a job he hates working as a clerk in a funeral directors firm. However, he almost finds a way out of it all, a chance to escape and spread his wings and soar, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shake off the cloying ordinariness of his Northern town and leave it all behind. Other films covered on GPFC this year include A Hard Days Night, Carry On Screaming and Guest House Paradiso! For a free 7-day trial of Goon Pod Film Club head over to patreon.com/GoonPod | — | ||||||
| 4/6/22 | ![]() A Show Called Fred | This episode is sponsored by Muc™ - it cuts down trees! Actor, musician and comedian Jeremy Limb is this week's special guest as we discuss the Goons' foray into television in the mid-fifties, specifically A Show Called Fred. Although few of the Fred shows survive (and none of its immediate predecessor Idiot Weekly Price 2d) Tyler and Jeremy worked with what they could get and what results is (we hope) an enjoyable and informative conversation about something the like of which which had never been seen on television up to that point, and which shows a clear line to future Python material (coconuts standing in as horses etc). We also celebrate Kenneth Connor, The Alberts and the ubiquitous (for this podcast in any case) Valentine Dyall. Jeremy also talks about his dad who was a notable figure within the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and composer of music for the likes of Box of Delights and Doctor Who. Jeremy is on Twitter @jeremylimb @goonshowpod | — | ||||||
| 3/30/22 | ![]() Peter Sellers on the Radio (1948-1951) | Mark Cousins makes a welcome return to the podcast this week to talk in some detail about the early wireless career of Peter Sellers leading up to the launch of the Goon Show (or Crazy People) in 1951. Following his famous episode of chutzpah telephoning Roy Speer, Sellers was within a very short space of time one of the hardest working performers on British radio and in huge demand by producers owing to his facility for voices. Mark and Tyler touch on most of the shows he was involved in during this period including Ray's A Laugh, Petticoat Lane, Third Division (where he first worked with Secombe and Bentine and Pat Dixon), Tempo For Today and Workers Playtime. Tune in now! *** Mark will return in the future to discuss Sellers' fifties radio output once he was established firmly as a Goon. | — | ||||||
| 3/23/22 | ![]() The Canal | Everyone’s favourite Goon Show character Reuben Croucher is discussed in this week’s episode, alongside other such heavyweights of the show: Justin Eidelberger and Flowerdew. Yes, this week we’re talking about Series 5’s The Canal and once again we find Mr Valentine Dyall in fine form and at his villainous best, chewing it up something rotten! Joining Tyler to talk about the show is Singapore-based illustrator and reviewer Jonathan Roberts and among other topics they discuss Hancock’s Half Hour and a mooted Goon Show/Hancock crossover which never happened, the Telegoons, Appointment With Fear and a missing Bloodnok scene. Jonathan is on Twitter & Instagram @jonrob5000 | — | ||||||
| 3/16/22 | ![]() Talking Secombe (with Tony Cross) | All hail the Roly-Poly Regent of Raspberries, the Moon-Faced Monarch of Mirth, the Spherical Sovereign of Song! (Alright, that’s enough – Ed.) This week Tyler is joined by Tony Cross to talk about Harry Secombe, focusing on his two volumes of memoir Arias & Raspberries and Strawberries & Cheam. The emphasis is on the pre-Goons days, particularly his wartime service and post-war pursuit of fame as a fledgling comedian and variety turn. It’s a warm appreciation of the man who would go on to become Ned of Wales and one of Britain’s best-loved entertainers. Features stories such as Jimmy Edwards and a case of mistaken identity, a troublesome kidney stone, that fateful first meeting with Spike, Harry as a young shaver belting out hymns from the outdoor thunderbox and his time touring Italy to entertain the troops. Some honourable mentions along the way for Bill Hall, Peter Sellers, Muir & Norden, Vivian Van Damm, Bruce Forsyth and Tony Hancock. And we ask: Why hasn’t there been a definitive Secombe biography? Check out Tony on Twitter @Lokster71 and his website is https://acrosstime.tv/ As always, check out the podcast @goonshowpod | — | ||||||
| 12/15/21 | ![]() Ill Met By Goonlight | In March 1957 the Dirk Bogarde second world war film Ill Met By Moonlight was released and little over a week later the Goons successfully parodied it with their own version. The Goons relished doing send-ups of WWII movies and some of their greatest shows included The Man Who Never Was, I Was Monty’s Treble, Rommel’s Treasure and, of course, the episode we’re covering today: Ill Met By Goonlight. Phil Cannon is co-host of the long-running Doctor Who podcast Who’s He? and also a self-confessed Goon – and especially Spike – addict. He guests today to discuss Ill Met By Goonlight and remembers first hearing the show when it was included in a bunch of repeats on BBC radio in the early eighties. Among other things we big up the often overlooked Jim Spriggs, marvel at Sellers’ vocal gymnastics, lift the lid on Sellers’ connection with the director Michael Powell even briefly mention war memoirs, a topic which would later feature heavily in a very fondly-remembered Goon Show (see next week for more details!) Thanks to Phil - the Who’s He? podcast is available here: https://www.whos-he-podcast.co.uk/ Follow the show on Twitter: @goonshowpod | — | ||||||
| 12/8/21 | ![]() Murder By Death (1976) | In 1976 a Neil Simon-scripted movie called Murder By Death was released which cleverly spoofed the detective fiction genre and featured one hell of a cast, including Peter Sellers, Alec Guinness, Peter Falk, David Niven, Maggie Smith and Truman Capote. Five world-famous ‘tecs accept an invitation to stay at the crazy house of the mysterious Lionel Twain and over dinner are informed that someone will be murdered! Hilarity ensues! While there may be some content which hasn’t exactly aged well there are also genuine laughs to be had and joining Tyler this time round to discuss the film is Jon Morris - cartoonist, writer and one-half of the Just One More Thing podcast, which is all about Columbo and incredibly funny. Download and listen now! Check out Jon’s website: http://www.calamityjonsave.us/ Just One More Thing podcast: http://thecitydesk.net/justonemorething/ Twitter: @goonshowpod @calamityjon | — | ||||||
| 12/1/21 | ![]() The Spectre of Tintagel | Timed to go out exactly a month too late for Halloween, this week’s episode details the saga of the dread Spectre of Tintagel and joining your genial host is another ex-pat Kiwi now living in Blighty – cartoonist and comic book writer Roger Langridge. The Spectre of Tintagel is not one of the better-remembered Goon Shows yet it remains powerfully atmospheric (well, as atmospheric as a Goon Show can get!) with some wonderful twists and turns and a winning performance by Mr. Valentine Dyall, AKA The Man In Black, as ‘The Butler’. Join Tyler and Roger as they talk about growing up listening to Badjelly the Witch, Roger reminisces about ‘unlocking the Goon Show code’ and seeing Spike on stage in the early 80s, as well as Liberace laughing all the way to the bank, the unworkability of a notional Goon Show cartoon series, subverting catchphrases and, er, Roger’s feelings about the musical numbers (Paddington hard stare) Check out Roger’s work here: http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/ Please follow on Twitter @goonshowpod and @hotelfred (spot the GS reference folks!) | — | ||||||
| 11/17/21 | ![]() The Phantom Head Shaver (of Brighton) | What can be done about a BBC announcer who has gone over to the dark side? Find out this week as we welcome Heather Wainwright, co-host and beating heart of the ever-popular RetroTube podcast, who popped along to talk about the absolute stone cold classic The Phantom Head Shaver (of Brighton). As Nugent Dirt enters the annals of criminology as the Phantom’s first victim and Wallace Greenslade’s tobacco business begins to thrive, so this taut 30-minute thriller builds to a nail-biting climax with barely a dry seat left in the house. We examine the episode, along the way taking many conversational detours and ask the really BIG questions: What man can tame Minnie Bannister? Was Tom Cruise the Phantom Barber of Mississippi? Why is Seagoon a ‘big div’? Who WAS that heavyset bus driver? How exactly did Ellington the Hamster meet his end? Why did Sellers forget Ruxton Hayward? Just how cuddly is John Thaw? These questions and many others are barely answered in this week’s show – tune in now! | — | ||||||
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11 placements across 11 markets.
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