HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU
A panel game which It may be between hosts but it's one of the best programs on TV today.
Comedian Paul Merton and "Private Eye" Editor Ian Hislop are the team captains with two guests each week.
Since Angus Deayton's dishonorable discharge, various guest hosts have taken the chair for one week at a time including Anne Robinson, Bruce Forsyth, William Hague MP, Alexander Armstrong, John Sergeant and Boris Johnston MP.
The 28th series of this show should begin on BBC1 soon.
THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
After a long absence from our radios, the Tertiary Phase is due to air on Radio 4 in September 2004.
This is the first of three new radio series which will bring the final three books of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" to life.
A near original cast make a welcome return - save of course the late Peter Jones whose part "The Book" is taken by William Franklyn.
The writer, the late Douglas Adams, also appears playing one of his own characters.
HMS COPRA
Read about my great aunt's experience's during the war - HMS COPRA
I'M SORRY I HAVEN'T A CLUE
The antidote to panel games is chaired by Humphrey Lyttelton with panelists Graeme Garden, Tim Brooke-Taylor and Barry Cryer.
Guest players include Sandi Toksvig, Tony Hawks, Steven Fry, Linda Smith, Jeremy Hardy and Andy Hamilton.
Until 1996, the late great Willie Rushton was also a permanent member of the team.
Clue fans also enjoyed a special treat with Christmas pantomime "I'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas Carol" starring Humph as Ebenezer Scrumph.
JUST A MINUTE
The BBC Radio 4 perennial panel game where contestants try to speak for 60 seconds on a given subject without hesitation, repeation or deviation. Chaired by Nicholas Parsons, find out more about the show here.
The current series can be heard on Radio 4 at 6.30pm on Monday with a classic episode on BBC 7 at 7.00pm on Thursday.
To listen to the most recent show go to BBC Listen Again.
Update: I have got tickets to go and see a recording of Just A Minute at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.
KNIGHTMARE
The classic children's adventure game is currently being repeated on Challenge TV (Sky 121) at 7.30pm weeknights.
The authority for Knightmare on the internet is Knightmare.com
Also, you will find me and many other fans posting on the Knightmare Discussion Forum
MURDEROUS MATHS
"The Fiendish Angletron" is published in July 2004 written by the great Kjartan Poskitt and illustrated by Philip Reeve.
Visit the Official Murderous Maths Site
Q . I .
The quiz that rhymes with Steven Fry (who coincidentally is the host of this particular panel game.)
Currently, the first series is being repeated on Friday nights on BBC TWO.
A new series is expected soon and will probably premier on BBC FOUR.
The questions are so difficult that they hardly ever get an answer right so points are gained from being interesting.
Panelists
include the ever-present Alan Davies and
guests such as Jo Brand, Bill Baily, Linda Smith, Clive Anderson, Jeremy Hardy,
Howard Goodall, Gyles Brandreth and Rich Hall.
SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT
Visit my site on the The Scottish Parliament and see the results of the 2003 elections. The next elections will take place in May 2007.
