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| − | The first all-dead singer from "[http://www.neilinnes.org/pictos/wisltest.htm The Old Gay Whistle Test]" sketch on ''Rutland Weekend Television'', Eric Idle's post-Python sketch comedy television series. | + | The first all-dead singer from "[https://web.archive.org/web/20140730141358/http://www.neilinnes.org/pictos/wisltest.htm The Old Gay Whistle Test]" sketch on the "Rutland Weekend Whistle Test" episode (2 June, 1975) of ''Rutland Weekend Television'', Eric Idle's post-Python BBC sketch comedy television series. |
| − | Fitch "performs" his song "Even Further Beyond The Grave." | + | Fitch "performs" his song "Even Further Beyond The Grave." That is, he just lies there dead and silent as the cameras pan and swoop around him and his acoustic guitar. |
See also [[Mantra Robinson]], [[Splint]], and [[Toad the Wet Sprocket]] | See also [[Mantra Robinson]], [[Splint]], and [[Toad the Wet Sprocket]] | ||
[[Category:Rutland Weekend Television|Fitch, Stan]] | [[Category:Rutland Weekend Television|Fitch, Stan]] | ||
| + | [[Category:1975|Fitch, Stan]] | ||
Revision as of 04:08, 27 October 2017
The first all-dead singer from "The Old Gay Whistle Test" sketch on the "Rutland Weekend Whistle Test" episode (2 June, 1975) of Rutland Weekend Television, Eric Idle's post-Python BBC sketch comedy television series.
Fitch "performs" his song "Even Further Beyond The Grave." That is, he just lies there dead and silent as the cameras pan and swoop around him and his acoustic guitar.
See also Mantra Robinson, Splint, and Toad the Wet Sprocket
