At Last the 1948 Show - 2 ª Season

7.7/10

30min

1967

Comedy

7 episodes

0 min. per episode

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Four comedic pioneers challenge societal norms with absurd sketches, igniting laughter while navigating personal conflicts and surreal realities.

Episodes

S2 E1 - Episode #2.1

S2 E2 - Episode #2.2

S2 E3 - Episode #2.3

S2 E4 - Episode #2.4

S2 E5 - Episode #2.5

Written by and starring The Goodies' Tim Brooke-Taylor, Monty Python's Graham Chapman and John Cleese, and comedy legend Marty Feldman, "At Last the 1948 Show" is a groundbreaking, splendidly silly and surreal sketch comedy series.

John CleeseVarious, Dr. Gilbert, Fourth Yorkshireman, Head of Secret Service, Reptile Keeper, Sidney Lotterby from Manchester
Graham ChapmanVarious Characters, Reverend, Second Yorkshireman, Sidney Lotterby from Bristol, Thompkins
Tim Brooke-TaylorVarious Characters, Lotterby, Mr. Arthur S. Stoat, Mr. Given Posture, Second Cowboy, Sidney Lotterby from Edinburgh, Third Yorkshireman
Marty FeldmanVarious Characters, Dmitri Steppinoffanoff, First Cowboy, First Yorkshireman
Aimi MacDonaldSelf - Host
Jo KendallVarious, Sara Mellish, Women on the phone
Barry CryerEskimo guide, Feldman opera patron, Kowalski, Nigerian guide, Reader in Library, Reader in library, Sedan chair porter, Zoo Employee, club waiter, deerstalker hat detective, depressed patient
Eric IdleLibrarian, Beethoven patient, End of row opera patron, elevator operator, waiter
Mary MaudeSelf - Host, Lady in bath
Christine RodgersSelf - Host, Mrs. Lotterby, Susan, opera-host, waving co-host
Dick VosburghBearded opera patron, Willetts director, Zoo Employee
Frances DeanAccented opera-host, Self - Host
Ronnie CorbettSaudi wrestling stage hand, Self
Penny BrahmsSelf - Host
Jacqueline RochelleMagic amulet opera-host
Dick HolmesZoo Employee
Patricia FranklinHostess
Bill OddieHospital patient, Kowalski
Ian FordyceWilletts stage manager
Karin FeddersenLong haired brunette opera patron