Radio
Radio schedule Friday 19th April 2013
The National Theatre Of Brent's Iconic Icons
Episode 1 - The Early Life Of Bob DylanArtistic director Desmond Oliver Dingle nominates legendary singer, songwriter and artist Bob Dylan to be named a 'Iconic Icon'.
Believe It!
Series 1, Episode 2 - RivalsRichard Wilson narrates his fictional autobiography. Did you know Sean Connery was offered the part of Victor Meldrew, before Richard Wilson? Neither did Richard, until Connery, his life-long rival, broke the news.
The TV Lark
Episode 9, Back In The Navy: The ex-shipmates are all at sea when they discover their brief television careers are over.
Bristow
Series 3, Episode 2 - The Good, the Bad and the TemporaryThere's a new girl in town, and Bristow knows his office isn't big enough for the two of them.
Act Your Age
Series 2, Episode 3Team captains Jon Richardson, Ed Byrne and Johnnie Casson are joined by Jarred Christmas, Mark Watson and Eddie Large.
The TV Lark
Episode 9, Back In The Navy: The ex-shipmates are all at sea when they discover their brief television careers are over.
Anita And Me
Episode 5: Meena's mother finally gives birth, and she decides to form a gang with Anita.
For Better Or For Worse
Series 1, Episode 6Iris dreams of hearing Pavarotti in concert, so Bernard tries to get tickets.
The National Theatre Of Brent's Iconic Icons
Episode 1 - The Early Life Of Bob DylanArtistic director Desmond Oliver Dingle nominates legendary singer, songwriter and artist Bob Dylan to be named a 'Iconic Icon'.
And Another Thing...
Episode 5Part five of the sixth book in The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy 'trilogy', in which an immortal challenge must be faced.
The News Quiz
Series 80, Episode 2Panellists Jeremy Hardy, Andrew Maxwell, Daniel Finkelstein and Roisin Conaty join chairman Rory Bremner in a satirical look at the week's news, with cuttings read by Carolyn Brown.
The TV Lark
Episode 9, Back In The Navy: The ex-shipmates are all at sea when they discover their brief television careers are over.
Believe It!
Series 1, Episode 2 - RivalsRichard Wilson narrates his fictional autobiography. Did you know Sean Connery was offered the part of Victor Meldrew, before Richard Wilson? Neither did Richard, until Connery, his life-long rival, broke the news.
Down The Line
Series 2, Episode 4Plastic Surgery and Natural Disasters are the topics for discussion this week. The special guest is Harry Enfield.
Great Lives: Kenny Everett
Chris Tarrant chooses one of the great pioneers of modern radio - a man born Maurice Cole in Liverpool in 1944, who became famous on television as Gizzard Puke, Cupid Stunt and Sid Snot. Kenny Everett's life was almost as bizarre as the characters he played, but it is for his work as a deejay that Chris Tarrant selects him.
Knowing Me, Knowing You... With Alan Partridge
Episode 6The commissioning director of the BBC joins Alan and takes listeners' questions. Two environmental campaigners and an aged, outspoken politician complete the line-up.
The Simon Day Show
Series 1, Episode 6 - Simon DayCharacter comedian Simon Day finally performs at the Mallard Theatre as himself.
And Another Thing...
Episode 5Part five of the sixth book in The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy 'trilogy', in which an immortal challenge must be faced.
Bristow
Series 3, Episode 2 - The Good, the Bad and the TemporaryThere's a new girl in town, and Bristow knows his office isn't big enough for the two of them.
Act Your Age
Series 2, Episode 3Team captains Jon Richardson, Ed Byrne and Johnnie Casson are joined by Jarred Christmas, Mark Watson and Eddie Large.
For Better Or For Worse
Series 1, Episode 6Iris dreams of hearing Pavarotti in concert, so Bernard tries to get tickets.
The National Theatre Of Brent's Iconic Icons
Episode 1 - The Early Life Of Bob DylanArtistic director Desmond Oliver Dingle nominates legendary singer, songwriter and artist Bob Dylan to be named a 'Iconic Icon'.