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<td valign="top">The main purpose of this wiki is to document as much about [[The Goon Show]] as is possible.<br><br> | <td valign="top" width="350px">The main purpose of this wiki is to document as much about [[The Goon Show]] as is possible.<br><br> | ||
Generally speaking that is close to impossible for one man to achieve. Therefore the wiki is fully editable by anyone who wants to do so. Hopefully that won't lead to abuse (as frequently occurs on Wikipedia).)</td> | Generally speaking that is close to impossible for one man to achieve. Therefore the wiki is fully editable by anyone who wants to do so. Hopefully that won't lead to abuse (as frequently occurs on Wikipedia).)</td> | ||
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<td rowspan="2" width="270px">[[File:The Goon Show 1951 - 1960.jpg|thumb|250px|frame|center|Brushed metal plaque erected on 28th May 2011 at [[The Grafton Arms]], 2 Strutton Ground, Westminster, London SW1P 2HP]]</td> | |||
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===Other British Radio Comedy=== | |||
*[[Beyond Our Ken]] | |||
*[[It's That Man Again]] | |||
*[[Round the Horne]] | |||
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Revision as of 10:12, 14 August 2022
Welcome to the Goon Show Depository's very own Wiki.
| The main purpose of this wiki is to document as much about The Goon Show as is possible. Generally speaking that is close to impossible for one man to achieve. Therefore the wiki is fully editable by anyone who wants to do so. Hopefully that won't lead to abuse (as frequently occurs on Wikipedia).) |
 Brushed metal plaque erected on 28th May 2011 at The Grafton Arms, 2 Strutton Ground, Westminster, London SW1P 2HP |
Other British Radio Comedy |
| The wiki's secondary purpose is to also document classic British radio comedy (with some TV shows thrown in for good measure) from, roughly, the 40s to the 80s.
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