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Father of Son of Cliché

Yes, it's true! After being disregarded for many years, in favour of the much more sucessful sequel, Clich� is to be repeated on BBC7! This is wonderful, incredible, marvellous news. The fun starts this Wednesday (the 10th) at 2pm, with a repeat at 9pm. You can get BBC7 through almost all digital telly services, as well as on DAB digital radio and via the website.

Ta muchly to Darrell Jones for letting us know about this. You're a star.

UPDATE (10/9/03 - by John Hoare): More schedule details (all at 2pm with a repeat at 9pm):

EpisodeBBC7 tx dateOriginal R4 tx dateBBC7 Description
1Wednesday 10th September 2003Monday 16th March 1981Before Red Dwarf, there was Rob Grant's and Doug Naylor's sketch show. With Nick Maloney and Carole Hayman.
2Thursday 11th September 2003Monday 23rd March 1981Rob Grant's and Doug Naylor's sketch show, starring Carole Hayman, Nick Maloney, Simon Molloy and Brian Southwood.
3Friday 12th September 2003Monday 30th March 1981 More sketches courtesy of the writing talents of Rob Grant and Doug Naylor. Today, Christopher Columbus and the Laughing Bank.
4Monday 15th September 2003Monday 6th April 1981Sketch show from 1981 featuring Carole Hayman, Nick Maloney, Simon Molloy and Brian Southwood.
6Tuesday 16th September 2003Monday 20th April 1981Sketch show from 1981 featuring Carole Hayman, Nick Maloney, Simon Molloy and Brian Southwood.

We're just assuming they're playing the episodes in order, although this isn't guaranteed, of course. They're all being recorded by special people with special wires, so expect them on a sever somewhere near you soon. And don't ask us why what we presume to be episode 6 is on on the 23rd...

And if you missed it, or want a recording, the combined magic of Cappsy of White Hole and "I've got a bloody nice personal server" fame, and Nik Horne of "being bloody good with a set of wires" fame, will have something for you shortly...

ADDITIONAL (13/9/03): As you can see, the schedule has changed slightly. Thanks to Darrell Jones and Nik Horne for clarifying the new schedule. Why they're suddenly not playing an episode on the 23rd, and where episode 5 has gone, we have no idea.

Comments archive

Owing to a complete technical disaster when updating (don't ever try to update an article when someone else is doing the same - it brings MISERY and PAIN), the comments FUCKED UP. Here is an archive of the old responses. How professional.

Darrell Jones
September 08, 2003
11:39 PM

There'll be some lovely MP3s coming out of this, I can tell you - my line-in socket will think it's Christmas. I guess Cappsy would be happy to host these if I give them to him.

I can't wait to hear this series.

John Hoare
September 08, 2003
11:43 PM

Neither can I; it's been shrouded in mystery for years for most people. I always found it odd that SoC got loads of mentions, wheras C itself got hardly any; but, of course, that's because of Dave Hollins...

Drzymala
September 09, 2003
07:39 AM

Yay! :D

Richard Cableguy NewEdwards Gabelend Soupspoonformuldehyde Jones
September 09, 2003
11:18 AM

To be honest I'm going to skip this until his grandparents are made available again.

Cappsy
September 09, 2003
09:26 PM

So, I assume someone with the right eqiptment will be recording this then?

Ian Symes
September 09, 2003
09:59 PM

Yep - Nik Horne has kindly agreed to do it, providing I remind him shortly before. SELFISH BASTARD.

Cappsy
September 09, 2003
11:32 PM

Cool. Then it seems both Cliche and Son of Cliche will be hosted by me soon :D

*watches the post eagerly for a certain CD-R containing SoC* :P

John Hoare
September 09, 2003
11:43 PM

I really am a useless twat. You should have it tomorrow...

Cappsy
September 10, 2003
12:18 AM

Superb :D

Darrell Jones
September 10, 2003
03:38 PM

Ah, good old Nik to the rescue.

He can record in stereo whereas I bloody can't, thanks to a dodgy line-in socket.

Nik
September 10, 2003
09:59 PM

There's an episode of Clich� on Tuesday 23rd September - presumable the 6th episode?

Also, Cappsy, you might want to wait for better recordings of Son of Clich�, courtesy of BBC 7.

John Hoare
September 10, 2003
10:26 PM

Just added that into the article. Ta, Nik. No idea what BBC7 think they're up to with their crazy scheduling.

Cappsy
September 10, 2003
11:02 PM

It's lucky I don't have a sentimental attachment to my bandwidth :P

Comments

I fear the worst - I think some episodes might have been wiped / gone walkies, which is a shame if it's true.

Posted by Darrell Jones at September 14, 2003 12:38 AM

I'm going to e-mail the BBC tomorrow, so hopefully we should have an answer...

Posted by John Hoare at September 14, 2003 01:43 AM

E-mailed them yesterday. Will do an article when I've got a reply.

Posted by John Hoare at September 15, 2003 10:50 PM

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