| | [[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 'Humph' ([[Humphrey Lyttelton]]), 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." |
| | The show has a cult following, notably a Mrs. Trellis of [[North Wales]], and supports the care in the community initiative by providing work for geriatric comic performers and superannuated jazz musicians. Samantha sits on Humph's right hand and scores regularly. | | The show has a cult following, notably a Mrs. Trellis of [[North Wales]], and supports the care in the community initiative by providing work for geriatric comic performers and superannuated jazz musicians. Samantha sits on Humph's right hand and scores regularly. |
| | + | From it's inauguration in 1972 until his death in 2008 the show was hosted by jazz musician Humphrey Lyttelton. The next season to be made, first broadcast in June 2009, was under the rotating chairmanship of [[Stephen Fry]], [[Rob Brydon]] and [[Jack Dee]]<ref>http://www.isihac.co.uk/people.html</ref>. Subsequent series have been hosted exclusively by Dee<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/6349225/Jack-Dee-takes-over-Im-Sorry-I-Havent-a-Clue.html</ref>. |