Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-King Lear
-Musicians at Work
-Family Grocer
-Science for Sixth Forms
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Monster Mash
-Maternity Ward
-On Guard
-The Wonder of Words
-Stool Pigeon
-The Sound of Music
-An Extraordinary Sight
-Captain Fantastic
-The Tartan Thistle Club
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Traffic Warden
-Round Up
-Thank You
-Burglary Prevention
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Hunting Tigers
-Thou Shalt Not
-Royal Opera House
-Morning Madam Scenes Of Village Life
-Captain Fantastic
-Miss World
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Economic Axe
-Chancellor of the Exchequer
-Espionage
-Custard Factory
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Love is a Cylindrical Piano
-Miss Pringe
-Rehearsal
-Cinderella
-Captain Fantastic
-British Food
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Instrumental
-The Problems of Falling Over
-The Wild and Woolly West
-Weather
-Hamster Allergies
-Post Early for Christmas
-Its Lucy!
-You're Fired!
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Announcement
-Tubas in Moonlight
-Fancy Dress for Two
-Dog Food
-Captain Fantastic
-Musicians at Work
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This episode features a large compilation of the very best sketches from the show.
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-King Lear
-Musicians at Work
-Family Grocer
-Science for Sixth Forms
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Monster Mash
-Maternity Ward
-On Guard
-The Wonder of Words
-Stool Pigeon
-The Sound of Music
-An Extraordinary Sight
-Captain Fantastic
-The Tartan Thistle Club
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-How to Eat
-Musicians at Work
-Happy Grin Insurance
-Flying Doctor
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-The Equestrian Statue
-Take Your Clothes Off
-Bus Stop
-Cookery Class
-Help!
-Captain Fantastic
-Sailor's Song
-A Personal Note
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Sport
-Whackfield Wanders
-Chairback Banana Grabbing
-Angling
-Frogmen Routine
-The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Hello Mabel
-Fortune Teller
-Miniskirt
-Captain Fantastic
-Romeo & Juliet
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Holiday Club
-Gremlin Easi-Suite
-Welcome Home
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Had Band
-Death Cab for Cutie
-Has Anyone Seen the Invisible Man?
-The Vosburgh Art Gallery
-Captain Fantastic
Do Not Adjust Your Set is a 60s comedy show comprised mostly of satirical sketches, often presented in a bizarre, surreal and disjointed manner- much like that of Monty Python, a succeeding show which several of the cast became part of.
An important Monty Python predecessor and arguably one of the finest children's sketch comedies ever produced, DNAYS is certainly something you do not want to miss...
This volume features a compilation of classic sketches from the show, including:
-Television Planning
-The Beginning of the End
-Spotters Corner
-Backwards
-Cookery Class
-Arthur the Amazing Performing Dog
-Come Out to Play
-Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
-Metaphorically Speaking
-Miss Pringle
-Pre-History
-Captain Fantastic
-The End
Ronnie Corbett returns for the final series of the sitcom that reunites him with the writers of his hit comedy Sorry – Ian Davidson and Peter Vincent. Granddad Sandy Hopper is happily growing old with his dog Henry and his lodger Dolores. But his children think Dolores is a gold-digger, and are keen for Sandy to downsize – something he promises he'll do 'when the dog dies'. In the meantime, he's busy providing a guiding hand to his family, and helping out when (frequent) emergencies occur. In these six episodes, Dolores goes to live with her new man, leaving Sandy feeling bereft. In addition, he has to deal with both Henry and Calais running away; losing his memory (but remembering some things that are best forgotten); holdingauditions for The Sound of Music and Henry's increasingly odd behaviour (why is he chewing the piano leg?). Could it finally be time for Sandy to do what he's spent four series avoiding – downsize? Ronnie Corbett stars as Sandy, with Liza Tarbuck as Dolores in this fourth and final series of the popular BBC Radio 4 sitcom. Playing time: 3 hrs approx.
In these six episodes, Sandy makes a new will; has to scatter Auntie's ashes and raids neighbour Ken's garden to find out if he has discovered the secret of eternal youth. In addition, Sandy's watch gets stolen much to the annoyance of son-in-law Blake, who has fitted it with a tracking device and he is haunted by the song 'Green Grow the Rushes Oh' when recent events seem to match its verses. Finally, he and his family catch the gambling bug, and Pompom goes missing.
