-
known initially as The
Grumbleweeds Radio Show, the name of the
television series was
later changed to
simply The
Grumbleweeds Show).
Still active today...
- was an
English comic,
known for
being a
member of The
Grumbleweeds.
Walker joined The
Grumbleweeds in 1962 at the
request of
Maurice Lee, who
himself had...
- The
Grumbleweeds'
Radio Show was a
comedy sketch show that
aired for
fifteen series between 1979 and 1988,
starring The
Grumbleweeds and
broadcast on BBC...
-
newer acts
their first television exposure, such as
Cannon & Ball, The
Grumbleweeds, The
Dooleys and Paul Daniels. Some
artists to
appear on the show were:...
- circuit. The
single was
promoted on live from the
piccadilly and the
grumbleweeds show. The duo went on to
record two new
albums also, one in 1989 simply...
- and Ball Show,
Summertime Special, Live From Her Majesty's, 3-2-1, The
Grumbleweeds and The
Little and
Large Show. She was the
subject of This Is Your Life...
- Satellite"
reached number one in the UK charts, and
Maurice Lee of The
Grumbleweeds lived in the town.
Craig McKay,
actor Glenda McKay,
actor Belinda O’Hooley...
- 1974–76 Dad's Army
Various 1983–84 It
Sticks Out Half a Mile
Ernest Woolcot 1984–85
Anything Legal George 1990
Someone and the
Grumbleweeds Guest/Tarzan...
-
backbone for
which the
group brought in
comedy writer Barry Faulkner (the
Grumbleweeds, Tom O'Connor, W**** Ending, Russ Abbot's Madhouse) to
write sketches...
- the two
killing one of his cows.
Guest starring Graham Walker of The
Grumbleweeds. This
episode had 3.43m viewers. Max and
Paddy drive into
North East...
