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Gareth Hale and Norman Pace in The Bob Monkhouse Show (1983)

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Episode #3.2

The Bob Monkhouse Show

The original BBC2 broadcast of this episode failed to make the Top 100; however, the BBC1 repeat broadcast on 26th July made 45th place with 6.43 million viewers.
Robert Guillaume tells a joke about Adam finding his "pants" in the salad after Eve has done the washing. Afterwards Bob remarks "When you invent a joke like that, you're not too sure the laugh is gonna come."

It's an odd remark from Bob, particularly as it seems the joke didn't actually get much of a response from the audience - although there's some real laughter, a bout of familiar canned laughter can be prominently heard.
The five minute performance in the middle of the show by Hale and Pace as "The Management" would appear to have been recorded separately, possibly not even on the same day.

At the end of the show, Bobs thanks his guests, citing only Jimmy Cricket and Robert Guillaume, not mentioning Hale and Pace, and they don't appear with him at the end of the show for the customary "wave to the viewers" sequence.

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