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Paul Merton In Galton & Simpson's.... Paul (Paul Merton)
Paul Merton In Galton & Simpson's...

Paul Merton In Galton & Simpson's...

  • TV sitcom
  • ITV1
  • 1996 - 1997
  • 15 episodes (2 series)

Series starring Paul Merton in which the comic re-performs a number of original Galton & Simpson scripts, including some of Tony Hancock.

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A Tribute To The Likely Lads. Image shows from L to R: Terry Collier (Ant McPartlin), Bob Ferris (Declan Donnelly) TV

A Tribute To The Likely Lads

Ant & Dec remake of the Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? episode No Hiding Place.

Very Nearly An Armful - The Galton & Simpson Story. Image shows from L to R: Alan Simpson, Ray Galton Radio

Very Nearly An Armful - The Galton & Simpson Story

Stephen Merchant celebrates the writing partnership of Ray Galton and Alan Simpson in this Radio 2 documentary.

Get Well Soon. Image shows from L to R: Roy Osborne (Matthew Cottle), Brian Clapton (Eddie Marsan). Copyright: BBC TV

Get Well Soon

Sitcom set in a 1947 tuberculosis sanatorium, based on the meeting of comedy-writing powerhouse team Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

Casanova '73. Henry Newhouse (Leslie Phillips). Copyright: BBC TV

Casanova '73

Leslie Phillips stars as reluctant womaniser Henry Newhouse, who just can't help getting himself into the most farcical situations possible.

The Galton & Simpson Comedy. Copyright: London Weekend Television / ITV TV

The Galton & Simpson Comedy

Series of one-off comedy plays written by Ray Galton & Alan Simpson, with A-list casts.

Galton & Simpson's Half Hour. Copyright: Red Door Radio

Galton & Simpson's Half Hour

A series of half-hour comedies from the writing partnership of Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

The Galton And Simpson Playhouse. Copyright: BBC Radio

The Galton And Simpson Playhouse

Legendary comedy writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson celebrate their partnership's 50th anniversary with four radio adaptations of their work.

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