Ken Dodd dies, aged 90

At least it's better than the usual trick these days of heading to YouTube.

A lot of the Doddy stuff on Youtube has either been deleted, or has been subsumed by the usual torrent of robot-voiced "news" videos

They broadcast live from outside his house in Knotty Ash.

Shame ITV border couldn't have done the same....
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Another repeat of Ken Dodd In his own Words is on Channel 5 11:05pm tonight. That is replacing The Yorkshire Steam Railway All Aboard! I was meant to see that tonight along with the World Rally Championship Highlights earlier.

I know the WRC highlights is on tomorrow night at 7pm. Thanks dvboy for letting me know.

I'm not getting info for the Yorkshire Steam Railway programme. Can somebody here give me help with that?

EDIT:

No need for help now! The Yorkshire Railway will be a triple bill from 5pm to 8pm at Sunday evening on 5SELECT.

Another episode? They only made the one, didn't they?

It's actually a repeat because it was already on the channel on a Sunday night months ago.

Channel 5 showed the same programme Monday night and again Tuesday night.

Just happened to note that ITV are selling the Dodd Audience at the inflated price of £3.99 on iTunes, double the cost of a usual SD programme on the platform.

Well the value of an artist's work always goes up after his death. Lisa Simpson found that out the hard way.

Just watched the end of my recording of 'Another Audience with Ken Dodd' from 2002, looking forward to the LWT endcap and… 2004 purple Granada 'G' logo appears! Oh mid-00s ITV and your historical brand revisionism, how we hate you.

Also, anyone remember Peter Kay talking about how you'll watch these shows on UK Gold repeats ten years later and point out all the dead people? Well, that.

The original Audience With from 1994 certainly is a smorgasbord of the dear departed. Ken Dodd, Warren Mitchell, Paul Daniels, Dame Hilda Bracket, Bryan Mosley, Liz Dawn, Frank Carson, Mollie Sugden, Jean Alexander, Jeremy Beadle, Ken Campbell, Brian Glover, Joan Hinde (who of course had a memorable cameo in the 2nd Audience With), Kathy Staff, Elizabeth Bradley..... you spend half your time laughing and half your time sighing at the playbill of lost talent.