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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 9 Eric & Ernie's Christmas Show (1977)
6.50 50 minutes The final BBC Christmas Show attracted audience figures of 28.5 million, a record that has still to be broken; this was also the first time that Christian names were used in the opening titles, the "boys" having become something of a national institution by this stage. The following opening sequence features a parody of Starsky and Hutch, in which the comics star as 'Starkers' and 'Krutch', driving through the streets in a red Mini Clubman emblazoned with the same white vector stripe as seen on the TV crimefighters' Ford Torino. Boasting the longest guest list of all their shows, the casts of both Dad's Army (which by that time had finished its run) and The Good Life all appeared, as did Elton John (eventually!), and the classic There Is Nothing Like A Dame routine featuring a host of BBC news presenters. Angela Rippon also reprised her high-kicking role from the previous Christmas show and Angharad Rees struggled against the blizzards to duet with Ernie.
