Just A Minute (Carlton, 3rd March 1994)

Nicholas Parsons is the host, and the four fine players of the game we love to play so much (but not so much on television) are Tony Slattery, Tony Banks, Hattie Hayridge and Neil not-remotely-irritating Mullarkey.
Try not singing "Sidekick Simon, Sidekick Simon" to the theme music. Tricky, isn't it?

[@appropriatedsubdiffusion9260]

...the aptly named Neil Mullarkey who adopts a sort of dopey impression of Kenneth Williams with a splash of Clement Freud all the way through...unless that's what he always did, I can't really remember.

[@naveedrafiq7923]

Carlton Continuity On Thursday 3rd March 1994.

[@MultiVince95]

Thursday 3rd March 1994

[@bobbyshaddoe3004]

Im surprised Nick didnt make a big stink over the ungrammatical nature of the statement and insist that it be change to 'If I Were Prime Minister'

[@soylentgreennewdealtimeshare]

He should only have allowed it in anticipation of the potential claim of deviation if the speaker failed to describe the possibility that, unbeknownst to everybody, he had been.

[@bobbyshaddoe3004]

@@soylentgreennewdealtimeshare could you repeat that please? Only in English?

[@gaskellr44]

Does anyone happen to have any copies of the 1991-93 series "The Brain Drain" 1st or 2nd series, main cast being Jo Brand and Tony Hawks? Although very funny, it only lasted 2 series unfortunately.

[@bobbyshaddoe3004]

He didnt repeat case, Neil heard case and then face, it wasnt reptition

[@gaskellr44]

He did repeat "Always".

[@bobbyshaddoe3004]

Teetering on the edge of hesitation? The hell does that mean?