I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue
- Radio panel show
- BBC Radio 4
- 1972 - 2025
- 554 episodes (82 series)
ISIHAC is a self-styled antidote to panel games, in which players are given silly things to do. Stars Jack Dee, Humphrey Lyttelton, Stephen Fry, Rob Brydon, Barry Cryer and more.
- Continues on Monday on Radio 4 at 6:30pm with Series 82, Episode 3
- Catch-up on Series 82, Episode 2
Press clippings Page 2
When is a listing not a listing? When it's a gag...
Let's face it, Radio Times billings are supposed to tell you what a programme is about, who is in it, when it's on, and that kind of useful information. But sometimes, they veer off course...
Andrew Martin, BBC, 22nd December 2020I'm sorry, today's radio comedy hasn't a clue
This week it was revealed, via a Radio Times poll of experts and insiders, that the "panel show antidote" I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, is the greatest radio comedy of all time. Quite what the show's most regular correspondent, Mrs Trellis of North Wales, would make of it we don't know. Perhaps she might remark on the fact that she has been writing letters to the programme since 1972 and that nothing better has been made in the intervening 48 years.
Chris Bennion, The Telegraph, 18th November 2020Radio Times poll of best radio comedies
Radio 4 panel show I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue has come top of a Radio Times list of the greatest radio comedy shows.
British Comedy Guide, 17th November 2020Isn't the BBC something to be proud of?
I have been adoring Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse's box-fresh series of Gone Fishing, sweeping aside the claustrophobia of 2020 with vast, glittering Scottish rivers and those likeable comedians giggling on the bank. Harry Hill has come back to the BBC after 25 years with Harry Hill's World of TV, a new Sunday night clips show that had me laughing out loud from its opening moment onwards, hosing the gloom away in a fiesta of joyful silliness. And this is just the stuff that old white men have been doing! Not bad, if you think they don't get work any more!
Victoria Coren Mitchell, The Telegraph, 5th September 2020Comedy.co.uk Awards 2019 winners revealed
The results of the 14th annual Comedy.co.uk Awards have been revealed. Good Omens, After Life, Susan Calman and Would I Lie To You? are amongst the winners.
British Comedy Guide, 27th January 2020Comedy.co.uk Awards 2019 shortlist
60 TV and radio programmes have been shortlisted across 10 categories for the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2019. Voting is now open to determine the winners.
British Comedy Guide, 13th January 2020Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 shortlist
The shortlisted TV and radio shows for the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 have been announced. 60 programmes are now in the running for the Comedy Of The Year title.
British Comedy Guide, 21st January 2019Comedy.co.uk Awards 2017 shortlist
The shortlisted TV and radio shows for the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2017 have been announced. 60 programmes are in the running for the Comedy Of The Year title.
British Comedy Guide, 15th January 2018ISIHAC nearly went to TV with younger panellists
Barry Cryer reveals that the BBC radio show almost moved to television.
Ellie Harrison, Radio Times, 9th April 2017Comedy.co.uk Awards 2016 shortlists announced
The shortlists for the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2016 have been revealed. 60 shows are in the running for the Comedy Of The Year title. Voting is now open.
British Comedy Guide, 16th January 2017