Just A Minute
- Radio panel show
- BBC Radio 4
- 1967 - 2024
- 1000 episodes (92 series)
Long running radio panel game in which contestants to talk for one minute without repetition, hesitation or deviation. Stars Nicholas Parsons, Sue Perkins, Paul Merton, Clement Freud, Kenneth Williams and more.
- Series 52, Episode 10 repeated Monday at 2pm on Radio 4 Extra
Just A Minute - The Complete Series 56-60
Five complete series of the ever-popular panel show, hosted by the late Nicholas Parsons.
December 2022 marks 55 years of Just A Minute, Radio 4's longest-running and most beloved panel game. To commemorate this milestone, this special collection comprises five classic series of the hit show from 2010 and 2011, featuring a wealth of favourite panellists attempting to prove they have the gift of the gab.
Ready to pounce on hesitation, repetition or deviation is chairman Nicholas Parsons, while among the players are long-time regular Paul Merton; current JAM host Sue Perkins and Sheila Hancock (who first appeared in the second ever episode). Making their debuts on the show are celebrities Rick Wakeman, Kevin Eldon, Sir Terry Wogan and Fi Glover.
Other famous names showing off their verbal dexterity include Julian Clary (who reveals, among other things, what he thinks of New Year's Eve Parties); John Sergeant (explaining why it takes Two to Tango); Alun Cochrane (riffing on What Makes Me Furious); Stephen Fry (speaking on The Right Way to Greet Someone) and Josie Lawrence (who shares her ability to Leave on a High).
Listen as they take these topics, and many more, in their comic stride - can they achieve the coveted goal of speaking for sixty seconds without being challenged? (It sounds like a breeze, but it's harder than you think...)
First released: Thursday 29th December 2022
- Distributor: BBC Digital Audio
- Minutes: 1,114
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