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- Season 0 1970-01-01
- Season 1 1961-10-12
- Season 2 1962-06-30
- Season 3 1963-06-15
- Season 4 1964-04-04
- Season 5 1966-01-22
- Season 6 1967-10-01
- Season 7 1968-09-02
- Season 8 1969-07-27
- Season 9 1970-01-14
- Season 10 1970-07-01
- Season 11 1971-04-08
- Season 12 1971-09-19
- Season 13 1973-01-05
- Season 14 1974-09-27
- Season 15 1976-01-07
- Season 16 1980-09-03
- Season 17 1981-09-01
- Season 18 1982-10-27
- Season 19 1983-09-07
Season 19 Episode
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1969)
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1970)
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1971)
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1972)
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1973)
- Season 0 Parkinson Takes A Christmas Look At Morecambe & Wise 1974
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1975 )
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1976)
- Season 0 Eric & Ernie's Christmas Show (1977)
- Season 0 The Best of Morecambe & Wise
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1981)
- Season 0 Christmas Show (1982)
- Season 0 Night Train to Murder (1983)
- Season 0 Song and Dance
- Season 0 1970: The Lost Tape
- Season 0 The Lost Tapes Episode 1
- Season 0 The Lost Tapes Episode 2
Morecambe & Wise (multiple series) - Season 0 Episode 11 Christmas Show (1981)
6.50 50 minutes This show marked in some ways the fact that Morecambe & Wise were no longer a prime asset; it was the first time in their television careers that their festive offering had not been broadcast on Christmas Night, the schedulers opting instead for 23 December. This was also because, until 1982, Thames Television only operated from Monday at 9.25am until Friday at 7pm; as Christmas Day fell on a Friday, London Weekend Television (LWT) held the franchise to broadcast that evening. The guest list was nonetheless impressive with Ralph Richardson heading up a stellar list, Suzanne Danielle doing a Razzle Dazzle routine with the boys, a re-hash of the BBC health food shop routine, now featuring Valerie Minfie, and the obligatory play, which was Julius Caesar, a thinly covered remake of the popular BBC sketch Antony & Cleopatra from ten years earlier. This show saw M&W use technology more to gain laughs with blue screen techniques being used in some sketches.
