The Goon Show, Volume 10

Join Inspector Seagoon in the amazing hunt for a missing piece of string or journey with nude Ned the Piano Dancer on the trail of sennapod smugglers in South America. But keep your knees covered in case of the Spon Plague, and don't climb a mountain when moutain-eater Eccles (or Leonardo da Vinci) is around. Yes folks, it's another crazy quartet of cult comedy classics from Peter Sellers, Spike Milliagan, and Harry Secombe. The wide and wonderful world of Goonery knows no bounds. GO ON, spoil yourself.

From a watery Westminster Pier to the far-flung Foreign Legion, from Yehti-ridden Yorkshire moors to a leather omnibus with a phantom conker-puncher, the weird, wide, and wonderful world of Goonery knows no bounds. So savour another crazy quartet of cult comedy classics as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, and Harry Secombe, aided by Seagoon, Eccles, Bluebottle, and the rest, once more redefine the limits of radio comedy. Catch them while you can. Here today...Goon tomorrow.

Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe and Peter Sellers star in seven early episodes of The Goon Show, plus a plethora of bonus features. Immensely popular and hugely influential, the ground-breaking series The Goon Show changed the face of British comedy.

Here is another crazy quartet of cult comedy classics from those wireless wizards Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, and Harry Secombe. This collection features "The Greatest Mountain in the World", "The Mystery of the Marie Celeste (solved)", "The Last Train (from Clapham)", and "The Spanish Suitcase".

GO ON, take a world tour with Neddie & Co as they get captured on military inaction in Africa and forced to swim the ice-cold Kupatee (there's nothing worse than a cold Kupatee); play tiddlywinks at the Palace (will this lead to a knighthood, Ned?); bombard the Russians in Crimea with a mighty cannon (and some terrible jokes); and don their kilts for a wee bit of Scottish bridge building.

GO ON, but watch your feet. Boots are exploding everywhere; in Hungary, on the football field, and at home where Britain's scradje deposits are on the blink. And make sure your banana is loaded when you join Neddie in Guatemala, and keep your salami primed as you search for missing diplomats Burgess and McTeeth. Or just sit back and listen to the lilting refrain of "I'm Walking Backwards for Christmas".

GO ON, join Inspector Ned Seagoon on the trail of the horrible vanishing room, the fabled million pound penny, and the case of the mauve raven. Yes, folks, three thrilling crime-type murders for naughty Ned to get his nut around, plus Lord Seagoon's search for King Solomon's Mines. So travel the crazy world with the help of the all-leather Goon Show, those wireless wizards Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, and Harry Secombe in a quartet of cult comedy classics.

GO ON, break out with Childe Harolde (37 years old and still in his pram) and get on to the Marrakesh trail with Lord Seagoon and the mystery of the missing Gold Plate. Or join soggy Squire Seagoon as he gets bogged down in Queen Anne's Rain and thrill to the heroics of 5th Lt. Seagoon at the battle of Spion Kop (intelligence has established that the people who are attacking him are the enemy).

GO ON, help engine driver Neddie foil the Great Train Robbers of snow-bound Pevensey Bay; explore the exotic delights of Shangri La (it sounds like Utopia but it's spelt differently); follow King Arthur Seagoon as he searches for the lost treasure of Tintagel (if you count the famous Eccles it's twice knightly); and ride Niagara Falls in Ned's foolproof (well, it proves them all fools) atomic dustbin.

GO ON, join Commander Seagoon and the Fourth Armoured Thunderboxes as they fight on (well, blunder on) in Burma; help Lord Neddie combat the dreaded Nadger Plague; man (and Bluebottle) the barricades as Citizen Ned leads the revolution; and avert your eyes as Nude Ned of Wales bares all in the Sahara. It's hot stuff, folks.