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5 September 2022

• curprev 12:3712:37, 5 September 2022‎ Kurt talk contribs‎ 47,494 bytes +47,494‎ Created page with "=== The Goon Show: Series 2 === == January 1952-July 1952 == In late 1951, producer Dennis Main Wilson was planning the new run of Goon programmes featuring Harry Secombe, Peter Sellers, Michael Bentine and Spike Milligan and assembled a document entitled The Goon Show – Second Series. The listener reports had suggested that the performers needed to be identified more with the characters that they played, and he aimed to keep the pace of the shows akin to the last thre..."