| | '''I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue''' (ISIHAC) is a long-running and very popular BBC Radio comedy show which has been broadcast in two series per year on Radio 4 since 1972, and is advertised as 'The Antidote to Panel Games'. | | '''I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue''' (ISIHAC) is a long-running and very popular BBC Radio comedy show which has been broadcast in two series per year on Radio 4 since 1972, and is advertised as 'The Antidote to Panel Games'. |
| − | [[Image:isihac.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Original Team members left to right: [[Graeme Garden]] , [[Barry Cryer]] , [[Humphrey Lyttelton]] , [[Tim Brooke-Taylor]] and [[Willie Rushton]])]] | + | [[Image:isihac.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Original Team members left to right: [[Graeme Garden]], [[Barry Cryer]], [[Humphrey Lyttelton]], [[Tim Brooke-Taylor]], and [[Willie Rushton]] ]] |
| | In the show four regulars, primarily [[Graeme Garden]], [[Tim Brooke-Taylor]], [[Barry Cryer]] and, (until December 1996, [[Willie Rushton]]), are given 'silly things to do' under the chairmanship of originally 'Humph' ([[Humphrey Lyttelton]]) and currently [[Jack Dee]], while [[Colin Sell]] provides the musical accompaniment, and is the foil for much of the humour, for example: "We've just heard some great news — I'm very pleased to announce that the BBC have arranged a special collection of Colin's entire work... they've bagged it up and the council are sending some men round for it on Tuesday." | | In the show four regulars, primarily [[Graeme Garden]], [[Tim Brooke-Taylor]], [[Barry Cryer]] and, (until December 1996, [[Willie Rushton]]), are given 'silly things to do' under the chairmanship of originally 'Humph' ([[Humphrey Lyttelton]]) and currently [[Jack Dee]], while [[Colin Sell]] provides the musical accompaniment, and is the foil for much of the humour, for example: "We've just heard some great news — I'm very pleased to announce that the BBC have arranged a special collection of Colin's entire work... they've bagged it up and the council are sending some men round for it on Tuesday." |