Jonathan Ross Salutes Dad's Army

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Running Time: 60 minutes (approx)

Jonathan Ross hosts a one-off special to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the series Dad's Army. The show will reunite the surviving cast members and take a look back at some of the best moments from the nine series of the hit comedy.

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites August 11th, 2008 - 11:36amsimon denny said...

    what a wasted opportunity, some very nice moments but it would have been nice to air some archive interviews with the cast and some rare clips such as royal variety performances etc. As usual Ross gets carried away with his own self importance (i love your late night show, but there is a time and a place Jonathan).what was the bit with drill sergant about?, time that could have been spent showing clips (to which there were very few i may add. I am a die hard fan so i was looking forward to this, but was VERY disapointed. The recent stage show with Leslie Grantham wasn't even mentioned at all...why at least wasn't he interviewed.The radio show as well could have been talked about...this was a massive hit, the radio Sequel "It Stick's Out Half A Mile" again was not mentioned. Sack the researchers...A nice idea Auntie Beeb, but was the show put together over a beer at the pub....looked like it. Dad's Army has made the Beeb a lot of money....You could have gave a bit more back to us fans auntie Auntie, while still pleasing the casual viewer.

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