I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue is back tonight......

[osprey]

.....I have waited too long for this wonderful series to come back on and here it is to brighten up these dark, dismal, dreary nights. I get a warm tingle just hearing the opening music and then when Humphrey goes into his monologue about whichever place they are recording from I know that for the next 30 minutes I am going to be in paradise. I only wish this programme was on every night of the year.
They say you can have too much of a good thing.
Well,all I can say is that when the ''thing'' is this good, that proverb is redundant.

[4candles]

Absolutely, Osprey. So many panellists have changed, or passed on, notably Willie Rushton, but still it maintains the standard. I do hope it will - but can it ever be the same when Humph goes? Who could replace him? Discuss...

[Robbiesos]

Cannot imagine anyone else filling the role of chairman in this fantastic show. Barry Cryer did in fact chair 6 episodes in the very first series back in 1972, but Humph has been an ever present since.
Favourite rounds anyone, apart from Mornington Crescent ? I'll go with Pick Up Song.

[dr john]

Sound Charades for me, especially when Hamish & Dougal are on (You'll have had your tea...).

Who can forget Lionel Blair pulling off Twelve Angry Men in less than a minute?

[4candles]

Favourite round? Uxbridge English Dictionary, and Sound Charades. I wonder what Lionel makes of it all?

[Huderon]

Uxbridge English Dictionary and the Fimlm and Book clubs.

By the way ... you can listen to old broadcasts of Clue on BBC7. http://www.bbc/co.uk/bbc7 and look in the listing for Monday on the listen again section

[robbo82]

Dammit, I missed it! Will have to catch the repeat on Sunday I guess.