Best Selling Books by Spike Milligan

Read by four actors, Ronald Pickup, Tim Pigott-Smith, Andrew Sachs and Rosalind Shanks, this collection contains verses written for children''s enjoyment.

Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe and Peter Sellers star in 7 early episodes of The Goon Show, plus a plethora of bonus features. Immensely popular and hugely influential, the groundbreaking series The Goon Show changed the face of British comedy. This 13th collection turns the clock back to the 1950s and the series'' earliest surviving recordings. The episodes included are Harry Secombe Tracks Lo-Hing Ding, Handsome Harry Hunts for The Lost Drummer, The Failures of Handsome Harry Secombe, The Mystery of the Monkey''s Paw, The Man Who Tried to Destroy London''s Monuments, The Ghastly Experiments of Dr Hans Eidelburger, and The Missing Prime Minister. Also featured are surviving extracts from The Search for the Bearded Vulture and The Giant Bombardon. A host of bonus features are included in the set, including the 1991 programme At Last The Go On Show, Goon Again and Just Before Goonrise from 2001, Laughter in the Air from 1979, Spike at 80 from 1998, various extracts from Desert Island Discs, and much more. Two physical booklets and a PDF booklet combine to tell the story of the show''s development with reference to original archive paperwork, plus the history of the recordings. Remastered using newly sourced material and the latest technology to give the best possible sound quality, these recordings are sure to appeal to all collectors of The Goon Show. Duration: 10 hours approx

Four classic episodes of the iconic radio comedy series starring Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe. The episodes included in this volume are Tales of Old Dartmoor - Series 6, Episode 21 (7 February 1956) The Sleeping Prince - Series 7, Episode 6 (14 February 1957) Robin Hood - Series 7, Christmas Special (25 December 1988) The Moon Show - Series 7, Episode 18 (31 January 1957). Goon but not forgotten! The Goons'' surreal clowning delighted radio audiences between 1951 and 1960. Inventive and hugely influential, they paved the way for a new type of comedy and their legacy lives on today. Here''s a chance to enjoy them once more at their brilliant best. In these four digitally-remastered episodes, written by Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens, prison governor Seagoon relocates his inmates to the south of France, and Neddie becomes president of Yakabakoo and tries to quell a revolution. Plus, the Sheriff of Nottingham is out to capture Robin Hood, and in search of romance, Neddie Seagoon cries for the moon.

In these four episodes, Ned Seagoon investigates a bank robbery; attempts to find the sacred Yehti; transports the mysterious Box of Bardfield to Khartoum and becomes addicted to senna-pod tea.

Recounts the adventures of a beautiful horse called Black Beauty, who bites, kicks, swears and enjoys drinking whisky.