The Goon Show and More Guests, Volume 18

African Incident: This Is the BBC Light Programme

African Incident: The German Colony

African Incident: Keep Up, Men, Don’t Flag!

African Incident: We Were Forced Into

African Incident: It Wasn’t Long Before

African Incident: Don’t Get Around Much Anymore

African Incident: Hello Folks!

African Incident: That Night, I Made My Second Attempt

African Incident: For a Hundred Miles

African Incident: Let Go of Me, Man

African Incident: Jack the Bear

African Incident: In the Darkening Night, Seagoon

African Incident: Oh! Ah! Oh! Aeough… It’s Nearly Dawn

African Incident: Meantime, on the Bridge, Major Spon

African Incident: And Here’s a Brief Résumé

Tiddlywinks: There It Is, All Right?

Tiddlywinks: Peter Sellers, Forward!

Tiddlywinks: Part Two — A Gentleman’s Rest Home in Sussex

Tiddlywinks: The Scene: The Outpatients’ Department

Tiddlywinks: I Can’t Give You Anything but Love

Tiddlywinks: And That Ends the Goon Show for This Week

Tiddlywinks: Well, We Appear to Have Finished a Little Early

Tiddlywinks: Next Week’s Goon Show

Tiddlywinks: Meantime, in Another Part of Next Week’s Goon Show

Tiddlywinks: I Only Have Eyes for You

Tiddlywinks: I’ll Be Putting It Here

Tiddlywinks: That Was in the Nature of Bravado, Sir

Tiddlywinks: Now, Men, This Is How We Get Them to Come Out

Tiddlywinks: Hands Up, Neddie Seagoon!

Giant Bombardon: The BBC Presents

Giant Bombardon: But Now to This Week’s Great Feature

Giant Bombardon: It Is Midnight

Giant Bombardon: Let Him In by Letting Him In!

Giant Bombardon: Packing My Three Trunks

Giant Bombardon: Crazy Rhythm

Giant Bombardon: In London, Lieutenant Seagoon

Giant Bombardon: At Midnight

Giant Bombardon: Cuban Carnival

Giant Bombardon: Under Government Contract

Giant Bombardon: We Were in Siberia

Giant Bombardon: Crun, True to His Word

Giant Bombardon: It Was Three Months’ Journey

Giant Bombardon: Must Get the Plates Washed Up

The Tay Bridge: This Is the BBC Light Programme, Titty Pong!

The Tay Bridge: Hello, Hello, Ned Calling

The Tay Bridge: And Now, Folks

The Tay Bridge: In the Year 1878

The Tay Bridge: Hold On Here

The Tay Bridge: Gad, What a Night

The Tay Bridge: Once in Love With Amy

The Tay Bridge: From a Rocky Ledge

The Tay Bridge: From a Straitjacket

The Tay Bridge: All Through the Steamy, Porridge‐Ridden Night

The Tay Bridge: Is You Still My Baby Now?

The Tay Bridge: Now, Strapped to the Railway Lines

The Tay Bridge: What’s This?

The Tay Bridge: Hello, Hello, Hello

The Tay Bridge: On the Morrow, the First Train Was Due

The Tay Bridge: Strapped Down in a Trough