Clive Dunn

Right.

And Bach apparently had fancied that as a sitcom vehicle, but it didn't come off for him, but it was later picked up as a show for playing against type, Clive Dunn as an old codger.

Oh, really? Wow.

Yeah.

May my five target Clive Dunn.

Really? Yeah.

Yeah, it turned out years later, because I think he was in the Workers' Revolutionary Party or something.

I do remember that, yeah.

Do you remember the first one? Was that a Clive Dunn one? Yeah, yeah.

Grandad, grandad, we love you.

As he's sitting in a rocking chair.

Put That Light Out

We present Arthur Lowe, John LeMessurier and Clive Dunn in Dad's Army.

Put That Light Out, featuring John Lorry, Arnold Ridley and Ian Lavender, with this week's guests Bill Pertwee and Avril Angus.

Here is the news and this is John Snagg reading it.

All the same, I'm rather glad you didn't have to fire after all.

Oh, really? Why? Well, you see, I've just noticed, sir, you see, it isn't loaded.

In that episode of Dad's Army, based on the original television series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, you heard Arthur Lowe as Captain Manoring, John LeMessurier as Sergeant Wilson, Clive Dunn, Corporal Jones, John Lorry, Private Fraser, Arnold Ridley, Private Godfrey, Ian Lavender, Private Pike, Bill Pertwee, ARP Warden, Avril Langer as Telephone Operator, and Stuart Showin as the Second Warden and the Lighthouse Keeper.

Put That Light Out was adapted for radio by Harold Snowden and Michael Knowles and produced by John Dyess.

If The Cap Fits

We present Arthur Lowe, John LeMessurier and Clive Dunn in Dad's Army.

If the Cap Fits, featuring John Lorry, Arnold Ridley and Ian Lavender, with this week's guests Edward Sinter and Fraser Carr.

Here is the news and this is John Snagg reading it.

He did granddad.

Remember, Clive Dunn in the charts? Ronan Keating could do a cover of that.

He is a granddad.

What has Ronan Keating got in common with you? Andy Robinson.

It's called Don't Forget the Diver.

We present Arthur Lowe, John LeMessurier and Clive Dunn in Dad's Army.

Don't forget the NIVA, featuring John Larray, Arnold Ridley and Ian Lavender, with this week's guests, Edward Sintler and Geoffrey Lumsden.

Here is the news, and this is John Snagg reading it.

We have lost.

We have lost.

That episode of Dad's Army, based on the original television series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft, you heard Arthur Lowe as Captain Manoring, John LeMessurier as Sergeant Wilson, Clive Dunn, Corporal Jones, John Lurie, Private Fraser, Arnold Ridley, Private Godfrey, Ian Lavender, Private Pike, Edward Sinclair, the Verger, Geoffrey Lumsden, Captain Square, and Norman Ettlinger as the Sergeant.

Don't Forget the Diver was adapted for radio by Harold Snowden, Michael Knowles, and produced by John Dyess.

And then, do you remember,

and I'm in God Alive, it's hard to forget it, but Clive Dunn, Grandad.

Grandad, we love you.

Turns out he

Right.

Yeah, no, I mean, you had Frasier, I think it was, the old Scottish dude who really was old.

But Clive Dunn somehow spent a career playing old men.

Even in his 30s, he was getting cast as old men.

Present Arms

We present Arthur Lowe, John LeMessurier, and Clive Dunn in a special edition of Dad's Army.

Present Arms, featuring John Lorry, Arnold Ridley, and Ian Lavender, with today's guests Bill Pertwee, Pearl Hackney, Larry Martin, Jeffrey Lumsden, Jack Watson, and Norman Byrd.

Here is the news and this is John Snagg reading it.

How dare you?

That special edition of Dad's Army, based on the original television series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft...

You heard Arthur Lowe as Captain Manoring, John LeMessurier as Sergeant Wilson, Clive Dunn, Corporal Jones, John Lolley, Private Fraser, Arnold Ridley, Private Godfrey, Ian Lavender, Private Pike, Bill Pertwee, Chief Warden, Pearl Hackney, Mrs. Pike, Larry Martin, Private Walker, Geoffrey Lumsden, Captain Square, Jack Watson, Brigadier, and cheerful Charlie Cheeseman, and Norman Bird as Bert Possilwhite.

Additional music provided by Jack Emblow and Len Johnson.