Oh in Colour

Name: Oh in Colour
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1970-09-27
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Spike Milligan, John Bluthal, Edward Underdown

TV Series
1970
30m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

YOUR RATING

Satire Sketch Comedy Comedy

Sketch comedy created by Spike Milligan between the first two series of his more well-known "Q." Despite the title, only brief clips still exist in colour; most of the series is only availab... Read allSketch comedy created by Spike Milligan between the first two series of his more well-known "Q." Despite the title, only brief clips still exist in colour; most of the series is only available as black-and-white telerecordings.Sketch comedy created by Spike Milligan between the first two series of his more well-known "Q." Despite the title, only brief clips still exist in colour; most of the series is only available as black-and-white telerecordings.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

YOUR RATING

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Episodes6

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1 Season 1970

Trivia
Two half-hour highlights packages from the series were screened in April and May 1971.

Crazy credits
The credits to each episode list the majority of the crew's roles in a mock format so that they all end with "ing", eg. "film camera-ing", "graphic-ing", "productioning".

Connections
Featured in The Comedy Vaults: BBC2's Hidden Treasure (2014)

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Review

Featured review

8/10

Spike in colour - Between the Q's

Spike Milligan started the run of his anarchic Q series in 1969 on BBC2 (in colour) this series was made between Q5 and Q6 which was made in 1975. It is basically Q 5 1/2 as it is very similar is structure with many of the same cast with sketches running into one another, some of which wouldn't look out of place in the Two Ronnie's and Spike attacking his usual targets ( Government, politicians, The Irish, Sport) It's often very funny - For example a married couple having their evening meal being kept in check by a Tennis umpire (Spike) on a raised platform. Most of the six episodes surprisingly exist in black and white Telerecordings with just a few clips on colour VT. Would be great to have a release to compliment the recent dvd set of the Q series.