Comedy Legends: Season 2 (2019)
- Episodes: 12
- Premiered October 16, 2019
Episodes
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Episode 1 ·
The Marx Brothers
Barry Cryer reviews the timeless vaudeville family, the Marx Brothers.
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Episode 2 ·
Lily Tomlin
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of multi-Emmy-winning comedian and actress Lily Tomlin.
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Episode 3 ·
Richard Pryor
This week, Barry Cryer takes a look at the life an career of one of the most influential stand-up comics of all time, Richard Pryor, who collaborated with Gene Wilder in four films including Stir Crazy and Silver Streak.
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Episode 4 ·
Madeline Kahn
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of American comedian and actress Madeline Kahn, who was nominated for Academy Awards for her roles in Paper Moon and Blazing Saddles.
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Episode 5 ·
Steve Martin
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of American actor comedian Steve Martin, who starred in films including The Jerk, The Man with Two Brains and Roxanne.
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Episode 6 ·
John Cleese
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of writer and actor John Cleese, who shot to fame as a member of Monty Python and co-wrote and starred in classic sitcom Fawlty Towers.
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Episode 7 ·
Phyllis Diller
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of American comedian Phyllis Diller, who was one of the first female comics to become a household name in the US.
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Episode 8 ·
Lucille Ball
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of American comedian Lucille Ball, who created the highly influential sitcom I Love Lucy with her husband Desi Arnaz.
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Episode 9 ·
Terry-Thomas
Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of actor Terry-Thomas, who starred in Tom Thumb and I'm Alright, Jack before going on to find international fame.
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Episode 10 ·
Sid James
Barry Cryer pays tribute to comedy actor Sid James, who rose to fame in Hancock's Half Hour and became a mainstay of the Carry On franchise.
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Episode 11 ·
Billy Connolly
Comedy Legends examines the career of The Big Yin - the one and only Billy Connolly.
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Episode 12 ·
Peter Sellers
Barry Cryer pays tribute to actor Peter Sellers, who shot to fame in The Goon Show and starred in the Pink Panther franchise and was Oscar-nominated for Dr Strangelove and Being There.