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• curprev 17:2717:27, 6 November 2022‎ Kurt talk contribs‎ 48,407 bytes +48,407‎ Created page with "'Yes, that was it, the last of'em. So bye now.' In January 1960, ann9uncer Wallace Greenslade signed off from the final regular edition of The Goon Show which, after almost a decade of pushing forward the frontiers of comedy, would now be vanishing from the schedules of the BBC Home Service. There were numerous reasons for the successful and much loved show concluding. First of all, the three main cast members - Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan - had becom..."