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Fifty years since the Morecambe and Wise Show was first screened on the BBC, the corporation’s archivists have unearthed more than 100 pictures of the pair
1963 The Beatles, Moonlight Bay (Morecambe and Wise show), December
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Geoff Weedon (British, 20th Century) Portrait of Eric Morecambe (1964) oil on canvas, 61 x 51cm signed and dated 1964 lower right, titled verso: Eric Morecambe Actor 1964 Painted in Dressing Room, Wellington Pier, Yarmouth
Martin Chilton counts down 100 great jokes by 100 great comedians.
Morecambe and Wise humiliate Shirley Bassey on their Christmas show.
In his compelling new biography, Gary Morecambe talks about his father's relationship with Ernie Wise and how he continued to make them laugh even up until the end.
Do you remember the closing song from The Morecambe and Wise show? I always find myself humming that whenever I make a sunshine themed card....
Typographical poster printed in red and blue ink, advertising a twice-nightly programme of Variety at the Shepherd's Bush Empire, for the week commencing 22 October 1951, starring Lee Lawrence, billed as 'Britain's outstanding singing star', and also featuring Peter Sellers and Morecambe and Wise.
~ Reginald Montague Lander (British, 1913-1980), circa 1956
Making its way back from the tourism wilderness, Morecambe has got a new surge of life. Jan Hamilton visits a restored Art Deco hotel that is the focal point for the town's new successes
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Welcome to fuckyeah!Vic&Bob, a blog dedicated to perhaps the most influential and iconic comedy duos in history: Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Described as "Morecambe and Wise on acid", their unique brand of comedy is a mixture of both silliness and sophistication. We hope you enjoy your stay at fuckyeah!Vic&Bob, where it's always the 1990s and the only rule is "have fun".