Bob Monkhouse TV Shows

Aaagh! It's the Mr. Hell Show!

65/100

A fully animated sketch comedy show featuring Mr. Hell, a sulphurous and sardonic anti-hero.

Family Fortunes

64/100

Two families go head to head to answer everday questions .

Opportunity Knocks

61/100

Wipeout

65/100

General-knowledge quiz show.

What's My Line

72/100

A panel of celebrities trying to guess what a person does for a living, or figure out who a mystery guest is. This is the version for the United Kingdom.

Des O'Connor Tonight

56/100

Music, comedy and celebrity interviews with singer and host Des O'Connor.

The National Lottery

30/100

Various games and entertainment to try and keep studio and TV audience interested for up to 30 minutes before the climax: drawing the lottery numbers

Bonkers!

59/100

Bob Monkhouse on the Spot

76/100

Bob Monkhouse uses his quickfire wit to respond to rapid audience questions with brilliant jokes on whatever topic they ask about.

Celebrity Squares

56/100

British version of "Hollywood Squares" with nine celebrities of varying stature arranged in a grid and answering questions from host Bob Monkhouse to win prizes for one of two contestants. ... See full summary »

Heroes of Comedy

67/100

An affectionate look at the life and work of some of Britain's best-loved comedians.

The Golden Shot

66/100

An odd, cheap game show. Viewers were asked to call in and help aim the titular "golden shot", which was a crossbow mounted on the front of the TV camera. The cameraman was blindfolded, so ... See full summary »

Bob's Full House

65/100

A UK game show, based on the game of bingo, where contestants answer questions to complete winning lines on their gamecard in the hope of winning cash and prizes.

The London Palladium Show

69/100

Galton and Simpson Comedy

77/100

Behind the Laughter

78/100

Bob Monkhouse writes and presents a behind the scenes insight into many of Britain's top comedy figures over the years, relying heavily on his own personal experience of working with, and writing jokes for these greats.

Gagtag

64/100

Mad Movies

76/100

Bob introduces silent films from the early twentieth century and uses them to explain filming and comedy techniques.

Carnival Time

Bob's Your Uncle

The Bob Monkhouse Show

The $64,000 Question

What a Performance!

The inimitable Mr. Monkhouse presents an exploration of comedy sub-genres. With contributions from famous faces and behind the scenes persons he looks in turn at: Drag, Miserable Gits, Battleaxes, Camp, Double Acts, Cads, and Madcaps.

Garrison Theatre

Quick on the Draw

Cartoonists are asked to draw cartoons on a given subject.