The toothy funster serves up some prime chortle morsels, including a stint on a desert island with Man Friday. From April 1965. Show more

Doddy sets out in search of normality and looks at the life and works of Shakespeare. With Miriam Margoyles. From January 1974.

Building a home gym with Andy Mann and tackling the population explosion. With John Laurie and Patricia Hayes. From June 1965. Show more

From the Wright Brothers to baked beans, it's more quick-fire gagging from the mirth-meister. With Pat Coombs. From August 1972.

Doddy and pals on their poor but happy childhoods and we learn of the Legover legacy. With Miriam Margolyes. From August 1975. Show more

Could Ken Dodd have invented the mp3-player before its time? A musical washer is one of many innovations. From January 1974.

Doddy looks at the world of togetherness and twosomes as only he can. With Miriam Margoyles and Chris Emmett. From August 1975. Show more

Another slice of mayhem from Ken Dodd, assisted by John Laurie, Patricia Hayes, Graham Stark and Judith Chalmers.

Doddy's gardening tips from Ivor Lupin - and the world's worst ape-man. With Judith Chalmers and Patricia Hayes. From July 1964. Show more

Doddy joins the Invercock-a-Leekie Ballet Company and Andy Mann prepares to go on holiday. With John Laurie. From July 1965. Show more

Doddy investigates the world of trading and money as only he can. With Miriam Margoyles and Chris Emmett. From August 1975. Show more

Home wine-making tips from Andy Mann, and poetic tributes to those who watch over us at night. With John Laurie. From April 1965.

Sketches with Harold Wilson, Laurel and Hardy, and Professor Ken Dodd. With Chris Emmett and Miriam Margoyles. From August 1975. Show more

Doddy and friends look at the good things in life as only they can. With Talfryn Thomas and Chris Emmett. From September 1975. Show more

Doddy delves into the world of crime and a butcher trades his wares for song and dance. With Talfryn Thomas. From August 1975. Show more

Down Your Way is in the village of Knotty Ash, and Doddy croons a ditty. With Judith Chalmers and John Laurie. From October 1963. Show more

What a wonderful day it is for proving married couples can be genuinely happy! Ken has his work cut out. From January 1974. Show more

The wild-haired wacky funster tackles Britain's entry into the European Union. Apparently it's all down to Ken! From December 1972.

Shocks, suggestions, banjos and sackings are tickling Doddy. With Talfryn Thomas and Chris Emmett. From September 1975. Show more

The King of Knotty Ash delves into breaking the rules and brings us Happy News. With Peter Goodwright. From January 1971. Show more