Copyright 1993-1996 Steve Pemberton and John Kilby.
Contents
| MP3 (0:59, 0.9MB) | ||
| Blogg's Office | MP3 (2:10, 2.0MB) | |
| Brighton | MP3 (6:32, 6.1MB) | |
| Reading Of The Will | MP3 (3:41, 3.4MB) | |
| Cambridge | MP3 (4:16, 4.0MB) | |
| The Bursar's Office | MP3 (4:59, 4.6MB) | |
| The Campus | MP3 (5:54, 5.5MB) | |
| Outside Halibut House | MP3 (3:28, 3.2MB) | |
| Doctor Nobble's office, the following morning | MP3 (2:16, 2.1MB) | |
| Blogg's morning | MP3 (1:09, 1.1MB) | |
| Nobble's Office | MP3 (4:03, 3.8MB) | |
| Parliament and Closing Credits | MP3 (2:39, 2.5MB) |
The Cast and Players
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Narrator (John Kilby)
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Clearly enunciated and intelligent, unlike most of the characters. (Wallace "Bill" Greenslade) |
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Fred Blogg (Steve Pemberton)
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The dim-witted hero of the piece, poor and hungry. (Neddie Seagoon) |
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Fax (Darren Jordan)
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Blogg's tired and tiresome facsimile machine. (Willum) |
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Taxi driver (Darren)
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Camp chauffeur-for-hire. (Flowerdew) |
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George Nurgle (Darren)
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A variety of identical old solicitors. (Henry Crun) |
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Penge Ottershaw (John)
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Hip, bass-playing octogenarian. Secretary to at least one of Nurgle, and part-time debauched student at Habeus Corpus College. (Minnie Bannister) |
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Dr Aristophanes Nobble (Steve)
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Velvet scoundrel, Vice-Chancellor of Habeus Corpus College. (Grytpyppe-Thynne) |
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Count Jim Grutemni (John)
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Nobble's hessian sidekick. (Moriaty) |
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Admiral Horace Friswood (Darren)
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Military fool, Bursar of Habeus Corpus College. (Major Bloodnok) |
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Kylie (John)
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Friswood's factotum. (Throat) |
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Hern (John)
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Spare narrator, for when the main one has more important things to do. |
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Mick Pongo (Steve)
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Owner-manager of Worriworribunga Farm, one of this program's much-valued sponsors. |
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Bruce (Steve)
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Mick's chief sheep-dipper. |
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Ernest H. Tramp (Steve)
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Vagabond cretin, unofficial mascot of Habeus Corpus College. (Eccles) |
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Beeswax (Darren)
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Boy wonder economist from the Treasury. (Bluebottle) |
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Speaker of the House of Commons (John)
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An essential part of the apparatus of a modern parliamentary democracy. |