The Absolutely Radio Show

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Comedy: Sketch

Sketch comedy from the cast of popular TV show Absolutely.

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Peter Baikie

Morwenna Banks

Moray Hunter

Gordon Kennedy

John Sparkes

Gus Beattie

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Stoneybridge, Little Girl, Calum, Denzil and Mr Muzak feature in the popular sketch show.

The town council try to hide a scandal and Denzil and Gwynned discuss their son’s nativity role. With Pete Baikie. From 2015.

Cast members of Channel 4's hugely popular TV sketch show Absolutely reunite.

They're revisiting some much-loved sketch characters, with some newcomers too.

Starring:

Pete Baikie
Morwenna Banks
Moray Hunter
Gordon Kennedy
John Sparkes

The Stoneybridge Town Council attempt to cover up a possible bribery scandal, Denzil and Gwynned discuss son Codfyl's starring role in a nativity play, the Little Girl's very personal take on having her Tonsils out and Calum Gilhooley tries to get an appointment with a doctor for something "quite urgent". 

Mr Muzak sings about the joys of being alone with your computer and the Commissionaire very nearly undergoes an appendectomy. 

There's more from Talking Facebook and the People's War, with stories from those who were nearly there.

Producers: Gus Beattie and Gordon Kennedy

A Comedy Unit production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in September 2015.

The Absolutely Radio Show: Series 1

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Members of the cast of popular TV sketch show Absolutely reunite for a radio series

Members of the cast of popular TV sketch show Absolutely reunite for a four-part radio series

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