I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue: BEST OF "The Radio Times" 📺 | BBC Radio 4 Comedy

Welcome back to The Comedy Archive UK! 🇬🇧 It's time for the panellists to ruin television and radio programming in the brilliantly satirical game: "The Radio Times". In this classic round from the I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue archives, the teams are asked to imagine what the famous TV listings magazine would look like if it were published for very specific, and often bizarre, demographics. The result is a hilarious barrage of spoofed TV show titles, documentaries, and soap operas. This compilation brings together the finest television wordplay from the early 2000s. We kick things off with the completely chaotic "Dog Breeders Radio Times" and the brilliantly rural "Farmers Radio Times". Listen as Chairman Humphrey Lyttelton presides over the sheer comedic genius of Barry Cryer, Tim Brooke-Taylor, and Graeme Garden as they take aim at the broadcasting industry. To bring these vintage broadcasts back to life, we have applied our specialized audio restoration software to carefully filter out tape hiss and balance the sound, ensuring every quick-fire joke lands perfectly. CHAPTERS: Dog Breeders Radio Times (29 May 2000) - Television goes to the dogs. Farmers Radio Times (12 Jun 2000) - Broadcasting from the countryside. Fishermans Radio Times (27 Nov 2000) - Reeling in the TV puns. Spanish Radio Times (11 Jun 2001) - A sunny take on British TV. Italian Radio Times (26 Nov 2001) - Broadcasting with extra flavour. 👇 SUPPORT THE ARCHIVE: What was your absolute favourite spoofed TV show from this collection? Let us know in the comments below! Please hit the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE to The Comedy Archive UK for more meticulously restored radio classics. #ISIHAC #ImSorryIHaventAClue #BBCRadio4 #BritishComedy #TheRadioTimes #RadioComedy #HumphreyLyttelton #ClassicRadio #ComedyArchive #TVPuns #UKPanelShows