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BBC Show of the Week (1965)

Season 1 • Episode 21 • In All Directions

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BBC Show of the Week Season 1, Episode 21: In All Directions

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Peter Ustinov and Peter Jones play themselves as two characters in a London car journey failing to find a location known as Copthorne Avenue. Ustinov and Jones also portrayed various characters they meet on the journey, from which much of the show's comedy was derived. The show was improvised on tape and then edited for broadcast by Frank Muir and Denis Norden, who also sometimes took part. Watch BBC Show of the Week Season 1, Episode 21 In All Directions in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of BBC Show of the Week Season 1, Episode 21 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

25 episodes
1

Satchmo

A chronicle of the musical career of Louis ("Satchmo") Armstrong, using clips of the jazz trumpeter/singer's performances as well as interviews with him and fellow musicians. During this program, the following aspects of Armstrong's life are explored: his formative years in New Orleans; his world tour from 1955 to 1956; how he spends his free nights while on tour; and his visit to the Gold Coast of Africa.
2

Peter Nero in Person

3

Max Bygraves Entertains

4

Count Basie and His Orchestra

5

Ella Fitzgerald Swings It

6

Presenting Peter Nero

7

The Road to the Isles

8

Shelley Berman

9

Jim and the Night and the Music

10

The Sound of Shirley Bassey

11

Joyce Greenfall

12

Norman Vaughan

13

An Evening with Petula Clark

14

The Dickie Henderson Show

15

Larry Adler Meets Les Compagnons de la Chanson

16

Woody Herman and His Orchestra

17

The Vikki Carr Show

18

Pat Boone

19

Cliff Richard and the Shadows

20

Marlene Dietrich Sings

21

In All Directions

Peter Ustinov and Peter Jones play themselves as two characters in a London car journey failing to find a location known as Copthorne Avenue. Ustinov and Jones also portrayed various characters they meet on the journey, from which much of the show's comedy was derived. The show was improvised on tape and then edited for broadcast by Frank Muir and Denis Norden, who also sometimes took part.
22

Bruce Forsyth

23

Nina and Frederick

24

Roy Hudd

25

'Ere's 'Olloway