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It was the happiest show I ever worked on, it was bloody hard work and a scary learning experience but I'd do it again anytime.
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It was the happiest show I ever worked on, it was bloody hard work and a scary learning experience, but I'd do it again anytime.
  
 
Everything I do is shaped by my background in comedy. I don’t mean always looking to find a gag. I mean learning to use timing to ‘drop the bombs’ in exactly the right places. All through my career I have never turned down the chance to do comedy, and I am very fond of traditional British humour, which usually has a bawdy edge.
 
Everything I do is shaped by my background in comedy. I don’t mean always looking to find a gag. I mean learning to use timing to ‘drop the bombs’ in exactly the right places. All through my career I have never turned down the chance to do comedy, and I am very fond of traditional British humour, which usually has a bawdy edge.
  
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The greatest fun I had was on News Huddlines. It was also the scariest and steepoest learning curve.
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The greatest fun I had was on News Huddlines. It was also the scariest and steepest learning curve.
  
 
I'll always be grateful to Roy, June and Chris for their 'on the job training'!
 
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[[The News Huddlines Series 25]]
 
[[The News Huddlines Series 25]]

Latest revision as of 11:28, 16 March 2026

1st Broadcast 1989

Thursday's: 10:05pm - 10.30pm Repeated Saturday's: 1.05pm - 1.30pm

Producer

Dirk Maggs

Produced for

BBC Radio Light Entertainment BBC Radio 2

Synopsis

Each 30-minute episode featured satirical sketches, songs, one-liners, and impressions poking fun at the week's news headlines, politicians, celebrities, and current events in a traditional, punchline-heavy British comedy style aimed at a broad (often older) audience

Cast

Roy Hudd

Richard Clegg (Announcer)

June Whitfield

Chris Emmett

Production Crew

None at this time

Recorded at

Paris Studio, Lower Regent Street, London

Thursday Lunchtimes

Music Musical Director

Pete Moss

Comment by Dirk Maggs

It was the happiest show I ever worked on, it was bloody hard work and a scary learning experience, but I'd do it again anytime.

Everything I do is shaped by my background in comedy. I don’t mean always looking to find a gag. I mean learning to use timing to ‘drop the bombs’ in exactly the right places. All through my career I have never turned down the chance to do comedy, and I am very fond of traditional British humour, which usually has a bawdy edge.

The greatest fun I had was on News Huddlines. It was also the scariest and steepest learning curve.

I'll always be grateful to Roy, June and Chris for their 'on the job training'!

Running Time

30 Minutes

10 Episodes in series

Episode 1 No details yet.

Episode 2 No details yet.

Episode 3 No details yet.

Episode 4 No details yet.

Episode 5 No details yet.

Episode 6 No details yet.

Episode 7 No details yet.

Episode 8 No details yet.

Episode 9 No details yet.

Episode 10 No details yet.

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