This is brilliant in so many different ways:

I worked with Pat Sissons a long time ago (we've had six Prime Ministers and five Doctor Whos since then) and he was and still is a class act. (He even let me do a weekend early breakfast show, achieving one of my life's ambitions). Glad we've not heard the last of you yet, Pat!

RIP Carl Davis. Don't forget this one... youtu.be/wK6uPCNzZeI

What happened to the waxwork Mrs Warboys? I hope someone still has it somewhere

I can bore for Britain on the subject of KPM library music, so I was delighted to be able to help @tnpcollection and 𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐠! with this - looking forward to reading it!

Banger!

I really hope this picture is accurate and he chose Heads And Tails by Derek Griffiths as one of his eight

I always thought it meant the first one, mainly because of that thing Lionel Blair used to do when someone guessed a mime on Give Us A Clue. I'd genuinely never heard the other definition until a couple of years ago.

Not only is Larry Dann's autobiography excellent, it also contains the revelation he co-wrote this very early David Essex b-side: youtube.com/watch?v=rqNknt…

I endorse this message - even Pepsi tastes like Disprin these days

My brother made this - please watch tonight (if you feel like it)

My Great Aunt used to live on Hemlock Road where Frank Spencer lived - you can see her house in this!

This was always the last advert before I had to read the news on the magnificent Kestrel FM - even now, 'Look for the big red tick' triggers a Pavlovian response that I'm about to go on air

Attack Of The Fifty Foot Wogan

I am delighted to report the MoJ is still using this as their hold music

There was a round on this called 'Holy or Goalie', where contestants had to guess whether a person was a senior member of the church or a professional footballer. One of them was Karol Wojtyla, who was of course a holy goalie.

A new Dirty Feed article's always a treat - delighted to have helped a bit with this one!

Sadly all wiped, but the show was directly responsible for Tony Hatch's 'Sounds Of The Seventies' LP, which is a total belter

Further evidence that Whittaker's World Of Music was the greatest music TV show ever made. I've said before, but it's like LWT bought the TV rights to my record collection

I'm not listening unless there's an AI Harry Stoneham Five to go with it.