Tragically I Was an Only Twin : The Complete Peter Cook
by Peter Cook; Edited by William Cook-
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Summary
Author Biography
William Cook, unrelated, is an author and journalist who has worked for the BBC, and written for several major newspapers in England.
Table of Contents
| Acknowledgements | p. xi |
| Introduction | p. xiii |
| Before the Fringe | p. 1 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Black and White Blues' (Radley, 1956) | |
| 'Guilty Party' (Last Laugh, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1959) | |
| 'Mr Grole' (Last Laugh, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1959) | |
| 'Balance of Trade' (Pieces of Eight, Apollo Theatre, London, 1959) | |
| 'Snail Reform' (Pieces of Eight, Apollo Theatre, London, 1959) | |
| 'If Only' (Pieces of Eight, Apollo Theatre, London, 1959) | |
| 'Ornithology' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'The Ballad of Sir Frederick Snain' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Ordinary Man' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Interesting Facts' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Second Flood' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Wha Hae' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Bletchley First Class' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'Oh Yes' (Pop Goes Mrs Jessop, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 1960) | |
| 'The Lost Art of Conversation' (One Over the Eight, Duke of York's Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| 'The Ephemeral Triangle' (One Over the Eight, Duke of York's Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| 'Chez Malcolm' (One Over the Eight, Duke of York's Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| Beyond the Fringe | p. 39 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Sitting on the Bench' (Fortune Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| 'Black Equals White' (Fortune Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| 'The Sadder and Wiser Beaver' (Fortune Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| 'The End of the World' (Fortune Theatre, London, 1961) | |
| TVPM (John Golden Theatre, New York, 1962) | |
| 'The Great Train Robbery' (John Golden Theatre, New York, 1964) | |
| 'One Leg Too Few' (John Tolden Theatre, New York, 1964) | |
| El Wisty | p. 57 |
| Introduction | |
| 'The World Domination League' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Royalty' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'The Tadpole Expert' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Are You Spotty?' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'CP Snow' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Peace Through Nudism' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'O'er Hill and Dale' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'A Bee Life' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'The Man Who Invented the Wheel' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Food For Thought' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Spindly Legs' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'Man's Best Friend' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'The EL Wisty Festival of Arts' (On the Braden Beat, ITV, 1964) | |
| 'EL Wisty in the Afterlife' (Holiday Startime, ITV, 1970) | |
| 'From Beyond the Veil' (Mermaid Theatre, London, 1977) | |
| 'Do You Know You Are a TV Set?' (TV Times, 1980) | |
| Not Only But Also | p. 83 |
| Introduction | |
| Trampouns (BBC2, 1965) | |
| Facts of Life (BBC2, 1966) | |
| Father & Son (BBC2, 1966) | |
| The Psychiatrist (BBC2, 1966) | |
| Ravens (BBC2, 1965) | |
| Worms (BBC2, 1970) | |
| Flowers (BBC2, 1970) | |
| Pete & Dud | p. 107 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Film Stars' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1965) | |
| 'At the Art Gallery' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1965) | |
| 'On the Bus' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1965) | |
| 'Religion' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1965) | |
| 'At the Zoo' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1966) | |
| 'Sex' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1966) | |
| 'The Futility of Life' (Not Only But Also, BBC2, 1970) | |
| Private Eye | p. 141 |
| Introduction | |
| 'The Seductive Brethren' (1964-65) | |
| 'The Memoirs of Rhandhi P'hurr' (1965) | |
| Behind the Fridge | p. 175 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Dudley Moore by Peter Cook' (Cambridge Theatre, London, 1972) | |
| 'Hello' (Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1973) | |
| 'Crime and Punishment' (Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1973) | |
| 'Gospel Truth' (Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1973) | |
| 'Mini Drama' (Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1973) | |
| 'Frog & Peach' (Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1973) | |
| Derek and Clive | p. 199 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Alias Derek and Clive' (Sheffield & North Derbyshire Spectator, 1976) | |
| 'The Worst Job I Ever Had' (Derek & Clive (Live), 1976) | |
| 'This Bloke Came Up to Me' (Derek & Clive (Live), 1976) | |
| 'Blind' (Derek & Clive (Live), 1976) | |
| 'Come Again--Sleeve Notes' (1977) | |
| 'Joan Crawford' (Derek & Clive--Come Again, 1977) | |
| 'Horse Racing' (Derek & Clive--Ad Nauseam, 1979) | |
| 'The Critics' (Derek & Clive--Ad Nauseam, 1979) | |
| Monday Morning Feeling | p. 219 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Can Enoch Save Us from the Giant Blancmange?' | |
| 'Belt Up, Gertrude' | |
| 'Schmidtbit' | |
| 'Hair Apparent' | |
| 'Equitable Life' | |
| 'Declaring Waugh on All of Us' | |
| '[pound]5 Says He Can't' | |
| 'Legal Lottery' | |
| 'Dud or Alive' | |
| 'Ah'm in Charge' | |
| 'If Hypnosis Can't Cure Me, What Chance Does Preaching Stand' | |
| 'Separate Tax Tables' | |
| 'Pools Loser' | |
| 'Saints Alive' | |
| 'Divinely Drunk' | |
| 'Nine Month Wonder' | |
| 'Richard Nixon' | |
| 'Comeback' | |
| 'Bottoms Up' | |
| 'How I Avoided Success' | |
| 'Square One' | |
| 'Dud Lives' | |
| 'Over Manning' | |
| 'In His Depth' | |
| 'Bum Rap' | |
| 'Wise Men' | |
| 'Blame the Beeb' | |
| 'Royal TV' | |
| 'Gorbals and Bangles' | |
| 'Peter Panned' | |
| 'Network' | |
| 'Should This Column Be Banned for Export's Sake?' | |
| 'Gay Girls' | |
| 'Hair Apparent' | |
| 'Randhi Gandhi' | |
| 'Royal Wave' | |
| 'If God Is a Woman, She Really Let Her Side Down' | |
| 'Life Queer' | |
| 'Dog Days' | |
| 'Don't Look Back' | |
| 'Can I Still Win the Ladies' Singles?' | |
| 'King Pong' | |
| 'Hick Up' | |
| 'Ham 'N' Sexburger' | |
| 'No Smoke' | |
| 'I Scream' | |
| 'Shrinks Expand' | |
| 'Pickled Pink' | |
| 'Denis Menace' | |
| 'What's It All About, Bertie' | |
| 'If You're a Bit of a Celt, Don't Pick on a Pict' | |
| 'Mind the Dors' | |
| 'Goon But Not Forgotten' | |
| 'A Cornish Celt GP and Paranormal Parking Offences' | |
| 'Lance the Boil' | |
| 'Hire and Higher' | |
| 'Tulip Liqueur and Flabbigo Spoil My Dutch Treat' | |
| 'Wise Words' | |
| 'Ban U Man U' | |
| 'The Sun Also Erases' | |
| 'Morris Dancing' | |
| 'Male Pills' | |
| 'Thorn Free' | |
| 'Harry Lacquer' | |
| 'Asian Flow' | |
| 'Bunny Hop' | |
| Duke's Treat' | |
| 'Toilets Spoil It' | |
| 'Make Up the Difference' | |
| 'Keep Your Powder Wet' | |
| Not Also But Only | p. 261 |
| Introduction | |
| 'More Interesting Facts' (The Secret Policeman's Ball, Her Majesty's Theatre, London, 1979) | |
| 'Entirely a Matter for You' (The Secret Policeman's Ball, Her Majesty's Theatre, London 1979) | |
| 'The World of Ants' (Peter Cook & Co, ITV, 1980) | |
| 'Inalienable Rights' (An Evening At Court, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, 1983) | |
| 'Grole's Last Stand' (Saturday Live, Channel 4, 1986) | |
| 'Builders of Xanadu' (Saturday Live, Channel 4, 1986) | |
| 'Lord Stockton' (Saturday Live, Channel 4, 1986) | |
| 'Norman House' (Clive Anderson Talks Back, Channel 4, 1993) | |
| 'Sir James Beauchamp' (Clive Anderson Talks Back, Channel 4, 1993) | |
| 'Alan Latchley' (Clive Anderson Talks Back, Channel 4, 1993) | |
| 'Eric Daley' (Clive Anderson Talks Back, Channel 4, 1993) | |
| Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling | p. 295 |
| Introduction | |
| 'A Partridge in a Pear Tree' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Two Turtle Doves' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Three French Hens' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Four Calling Birds' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Five Gold Rings' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Six Geese A-Laying' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Seven Swans A-Swimming' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Eight Maids A-Milking' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Nine Drummers Drumming' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Ten Pipers Piping' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Eleven Ladies Dancing' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| 'Twelve Lords A-Leaping' (BBC2, 1990/91) | |
| Why Bother? (BBC Radio Three, 1994) Part One | |
| Why Bother? (BBC Radio Three, 1994) Part Two | |
| Why Bother? (BBC Radio Three, 1994) Part Three | |
| Why Bother? (BBC Radio Three, 1994) Part Four | |
| Why Bother? (BBC Radio Three, 1994) Part Five | |
| Sports Reporter | p. 357 |
| Introduction | |
| 'The Kick I Get out of Football' (Sunday People, 4 February, 1968) | |
| 'God's in His Heaven--and All's Well with Liverpool' (Daily Mail, Monday 11 April, 1977) | |
| 'We Are the Champions' (Daily Mail, Monday 18 April, 1977) | |
| 'The Game That England Have to Win and Dare Not Lose But Will Be Happy to Draw' (Evening Standard, 8 September, 1993) | |
| 'Swallow a Sultana'--It's Time to Play Our World Cup War Game' (Evening Standard, 16 June, 1994) | |
| 'Clive Speaks His Mind' (Vox, 1994) | |
| 'Major Titherly Glibble' (Peter Cook Talks Golf Balls, 1994) | |
| Small Hours Sven (LBC) | p. 377 |
| Goodbye-EE | p. 397 |
| Introduction | |
| 'Lines on the Occasion of the Queen Mother's Eightieth Birthday' (TV Times, 1980) | |
| 'Rock Stars in Their Underpants' (1980) | |
| 'A Life in the Day' (Sunday Times, 5 August, 1984) | |
| 'Perhaps and Maybe--a Modern Fable' | |
| 'Neville' | |
| 'Limericks' | |
| Notes | p. 407 |
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