Tim Brooke-Taylor TV Shows

Bananaman

68/100

Stupid, but well-meaning and super-strong super-hero, Bananaman gets his strength from eating bananas. Before he eats a banana, Bananaman is a young boy called Eric who is keen to keep his ... See full summary »

The Goodies

78/100

The Goodies are a three man agency whose brief is to do 'anything, anytime'. This gave the series carte blanche to do whatsoever it pleased, with a cartoon-like surrealism and a heavy ... See full summary »

At Last the 1948 Show

78/100

Surreal, sketch based TV comedy series. Two series were produced in 1967 by the commercial company Associated Rediffusion. In style and content, a forerunner of 'Monty Python's Flying ... See full summary »

Me and My Girl

66/100

Sitcom based around widower Simon, his daughter Samantha and life at his advertising agency - Eyecatchers.

Marty

82/100

Barney

63/100

The adventures of Barney, a clumsy dog who dreams of stardom, and his best friend Roger the mouse.

Grasshopper Island

83/100

Three children run away from home to an island.

Assaulted Nuts

68/100

Not unlike Monty Python and Benny Hill, this short-lived, fast-paced sketch comedy show, a coproduction between US' Cinemax and UK's Channel 4, features numerous, mostly unrelated sketches performed by mixed UK and US cast.

You Must Be the Husband

82/100

Tom Hammond is surprised when his wife announces that she has written a romance book. He is even more surprised when the book becomes a red-hot smash hit. The series tells of the trouble ... See full summary »

Broaden Your Mind

74/100

Forerunner to the long running comedy "The Goodies", this was a sketch-based show with a surreal edge. Two series were made, in colour, for BBC2 (the only British network to run colour ... See full summary »

Shang-a-Lang

84/100

The Bay City Rollers perform some of their songs and each week different guest artists appear to promote newly released singles.

Beat the Nation

59/100

On the Braden Beat

Hello Cheeky

A quick-fire comedy sketch show continuing in the style of the BBC radio program of the same name.

The Rough with the Smooth

Spinoffs

Golf Clubs with Tim Brooke-Taylor

Exit! It's the Way-Out Show

The Fame Game

A talent contest, in which the winning act is decided by 1,000 families around the country voting with electronic keypads.