Tim Brooke-Taylor dies

[V8fan]

Excellent radio panellist as well as the Goodies of course.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52262490

[kdri155]

Sad news indeed, as part of The Goodies brought many a smile to faces in the 70s, all of which continued into his later work.

[anonymous-user]

kdri155 said:

Sad news indeed, as part of The Goodies brought many a smile to faces in the 70s, all of which continued into his later work.

+1

[stuartmmcfc]

Big part of my childhood

[Davel]

Sad news....

[spikeyhead]

Ecky thump

[irocfan]

[nicanary]

I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again. I need say no more. the father to some extent of Monty Python, just goes to show the brilliance of the man.

RIP another British comedy genius.

[greygoose]

V8fan said:

Excellent radio panellist as well as the Goodies of course.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52262490

Yes always excellent on the radio over the years.

[sideways man]

Today is a rubbish day. First Sir Stirling Moss, then Tim Brooke-Taylor.
2020 stinks.

[irocfan]

sideways man said:

Today is a rubbish day. First Sir Stirling Moss, then Tim Brooke-Taylor.
2020 stinks.

And Peter Bonetti (ex-Chelsea stopper)

[DaveGrohl]

The Goodies is right up there with the best of British comedy. Laugh out loud funny.

[jet_noise]

nicanary said:

I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again. I need say no more. the father to some extent of Monty Python, just goes to show the brilliance of the man.

RIP another British comedy genius.

Surely Spike Milligan was the father
ISIRTA was perhaps the kindergarten.

I grew up with ISIRTA, recording with mic in front of radiogram loudspeaker (jumpers for goalposts etc). Professr Prune & the electric time trousers.
Saw TBT in conversation with Chris Searle a couple of years ago. Good anecdotage.