Steve Williams

Less essential now I know pretty much its entire contents in advance and the biggest surprise is who's doing Breakfast on Christmas Day

The McWhirters can stand down, hasn't turned up yet. Only one so far is What's On TV at the Co-Op, while as in previous years Asda still hasn't put next week's out

In Clive James' book of TV reviews he says he was funnier on that than their Christmas show the day after

Netflix have just bought Tyne Tees TV. They gain exclusive rights to use a digital recreation of Neville Wanless in a variety of media.

Netflix have just bought Border TV. They gain exclusive rights to use Carlisle’s Sands Centre in a variety of media.

Netflix have just bought Westward TV. They gain exclusive rights to use Gus Honeybun in a variety of media.

Also for many people Christmas Day is a really inconvenient day to watch television, I never watched Who live on Christmas Day because I didn't want to have to shush everyone. You need stuff to dip in and out of, like Strictly

Wasn't even a premiere in 1977, it had been in the exact same slot in 1975!

Three programmes, which together made up four hours of primetime BBC1 last Christmas Day, are not on this year, and two shows have never been on Christmas Day before

Annoyingly only the other Ken and Eddie Kennedy sketch from that video is on YouTube, otherwise I'd link to it so you can see Simon's hilarious face when he says it

I remember it became a running gag for the rest of the series as well

BBC1 on Christmas Eve 1986 was a crap film, a Two Ronnies repeat and a bog standard unfestive episode of Dallas genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/se...

"I love it, I just can't say it!"

I am banned from getting the soy sauce out of the kitchen cupboard as I always refer to it as s-s-soy s-s-sauce, after watching Trev and Simon's Other Video a trillion times

In Clive James' book of TV reviews he says that there was "little that was new" about The Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show in 1977

I'm glad someone said this

This has been fixed

Was a typo

Also another outing for Bruce and Ronnie, although last time round I recorded it and never plucked up the courage to watch it

BBC Two - Ever Decreasing Circles, Series 4, Episode 8 Martin's life is turned upside down when his company announces plans to move to Oswestry.

First repeat on the BBC for 35 years www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p...

BBC One - The Paul Daniels Magic Christmas Show Paul Daniels presents a festive edition of his magic show. From 1987.

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

BBC One - Larry Grayson's Generation Game, Christmas Day 1979 A special edition for Christmas Day 1979 with surprise guests and seasonal games.

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

BBC Four - Remembers..., Derek Griffiths Remembers... Bod Derek Griffiths looks back on the 1970s animated children's series Bod.

Your Christmas highlights www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Season 4 / Episode 17

"You know, I think you're right.
First thing tomorrow morning, I'm going
to punch Lenny in the back of the head."

Fair play to him for trying, I suppose, but I think only Frank Sidebottom can rival him for big ideas on the smallest of stages

I always remember someone on NotBBC suggesting it would have been better if Simon Munnery saved up all the money spent on his ten trillion micro budget pilots and short run series and just made one really good show with a proper budget

My letter in the new @wsc.co.uk

My letter in the new @wsc.co.uk

Edge of Heaven
Everything She Wants
Young Guns
Father Figure
Faith

With original TX dates added by me and new synopsis from the Word Nerds