All Episodes 1982 - 1992

Terry Wogan introduces a special programme featuring amusing highlights from his recent series (1-2). His guests include: Ronnie Barker, Pam Ayres, Peter Ustinov, Les Dawson, Diana Rigg, Freddie Starr, Arthur Marshall, Cilla Black and Sir Geraint Evans.

Terry Wogan introduces a special Programme featuring some of the memorable and amusing highlights of his recent series. Among those appearing: Mel Brooks, Boy George, French and Saunders, Lee Marvin, Victoria Principal, Cliff Richard, Joan Rivers, Lynn Redgrave, Tracey Ullman.

Terry Wogan and Felicity Kendal take another look at some of the great ladies who have appeared in the last series, including Grace Jones, Beryl Reid, Sophia Loren, Bo Derek, Raquel Welch

Terry Wogan hosts a special Christmas edition with Freddie Starr, Kiri Te Kanawa, Elton John, Victoria Principal, pianist Roger Vignoles.

After seven years and 1,300 shows Wogan is coming to an end. Tonight, Terry Wogan presents a grand finale, looking back over the galaxy of Hollywood stars, members of the Royal Family and a whole host of funny, curious or eccentric guests who have graced his show. Terry Wogan will be back on screen later this year with a new weekly show.

The first of eight programmes in 1982. Terry Wogan hosts a new late-night show with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines, film reports and the very best in music. With Paula Yates and tonight's special guest Bruce Forsyth.

Tonight's special guest David Frost.

Guests: Deborah Harry from "Blondie"; George Logan and Patrick Fyffe ("Hinge and Bracket"); celebrating 21 years of the British satirical magazine "Private Eye", its co-founders and editors — Richard Ingrams, William Rushton and John Wells.

Guests: Esther Rantzen, Leo Sayer, Victoria Wood and Geoffrey Durham (The Great Soprendo).

Guests include: Mike Harding

Guests include: Jeffrey Archer and Randy Edelman

Guests include: Gilbert O'Sullivan, Vincent Price, Selina Scott

Terry Wogan hosts a new season of his own talk show. A unique combination of Terry in conversation with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines and the very best in entertainment. Tonight's guests include: Ronnie Barker, James Whitaker (the 'royal watcher').

Guests include: Cilla Black and Len Deighton

Guests: John Cleese promoting "Privates on Parade", Shirley Conran, Sir Geraint Evans, and Sky.

Guests include: Patrick MacNee, Wayne Sleep with the "Dash" troupe

Guests include: Helen Reddy, Tommy Steele

Guests include: David Bellamy, Sir Harry Secombe

Guests include: Clive James, Neil Kinnock , Dolly Parton as musical guest

Guests include: Jim Davidson, Barbara Dickson, Danny La Rue

The last in the present series. Guests include: Rowan Atkinson, Johnny Mathis

Terry Wogan further hosts his own talk show. A unique combination of Terry in conversation with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines and the very best in entertainment. Tonight's guests include: Oscar-winning star Lee Marvin, and Pat Phoenix — one of television's most glamorous characters, best known as Elsie Tanner of Coronation Street.

Guests include: The Rt Hon Norman Tebbit, a member of parliament; Anthony Andrews, the actor acclaimed for his portrayal of Sebastian in Brideshead Revisited; Shakin' Stevens and Bonnie Tyler perform "A Rockin' Good Way".

Guests include: David Attenborough, the man who brings the human touch to the complexities of animal life on our planet Earth; Randy Crawford, one of America's top singing stars; Matthew Kelly, irrepressible funster of Game For a Laugh; and the magical touch of Paul Daniels.

Guests include: Tracey Ullman, Britain's most popular comedy actress and star of both Kick Up the Eighties and award-winning Three of a Kind; Brian Walden, presenter of Weekend World and former politician now the gadfly of British public life.

Guests include: Max Boyce, the 'boyo' from the Valleys of Wales; Bob Fosse, celebrated American choreographer and director of many films including Cabaret; and Lynn Redgrave, Hollywood star who returns for her first British sit-com series.

Guests include: Mel Brooks, the ascerbic writer and director; Larry Grayson, one of Britain's best-loved entertainers; "Manhattan Transfer", the stylish vocal quartet from America.

Guests include: Victoria Principal (Pam Ewing from the soapy Dallas) flies in to meet the saga's sternest critic; Noel Edmonds, television's most popular and personable prankster.

Guests include: Joan Rivers, the unpredictable, outrageous American comedienne returns to these shores; Gerald Priestland, world traveller, modern moralist, and 'guru' of contemporary problems.

Guests include: Roger Cook, the much-bruised investigative reporter of Radio 4's Checkpoint; David Essex, providing the music; French and Saunders, the sharp and witty female comedy duo from "The Comic Strip Presents".

Guests include: Bob Monkhouse, the brilliant comedian and game show host with the razor sharp wit; Stephanie Lawrence, West End star of "Evita" and "Marilyn" and soon to open in the musical "Starlight Express".

Guests include: Joan Collins, the international superstar whose portrayal of 'superbitch' Alexis has made Dynasty a worldwide success; Sheila Graham, the celebrated Hollywood gossip columnist and the author of Beloved Infidel — the story of her life with F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Cliff Richard performs 'Baby You're Dynamite' and is interviewed by Terry Wogan.

Guests include: Peter O'Toole, the actor and film star of such classics as Lawrence of Arabia and The Lion in Winter - soon to be seen on stage in Pygmalion; a cappella vocal group "The Flying Pickets"; Val Doonican, just back from down under with his account of what really happened at Ayers Rock.

Terry Wogan hosts his own talk show — a unique combination of Terry in conversation with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines and the very best in entertainment.

Guests include: Tony Blackburn, Joanna Lumley; George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley (Wham!)

Roberta Flack, Grace Jones, Nigel Rees

Guests include: Beryl Reid, Gore Vidal, Kim Wilde

Terry Wogan's Christmas Day guests include comedian Freddie Starr, Kiri Te Kanawa talking about her singing career and Maori background, and Elton John making his first appearance on the show. Victoria Principal appears in a feisty and hugely entertaining satellite interview, with Wogan gently mocking her television series Dallas, and Principal teasing Wogan at every opportunity, frequently reducing herself to tears of laughter in the process.

The first edition of thrice-weekly TV show live from the Television Theatre on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tonight's guests include: Elton John, Wendy Richard, Rory Bremner, Tina Turner.

Guests: David Cassidy, Sue Cooke, Kathy Flower, Samantha Fox, Joanna Lumley, Ian McKellern. Samantha Fox grants interview about her future career plans as a topless model.

Including an interview with HRH The Princess Anne (Mrs Mark Phillips that time). The British band Frankie Goes to Hollywood performs "Welcome to the Pleasuredome".

Join Terry and guests live from the Television Theatre, with a chance to see two of the entries for A Song for Europe.

Join Terry and guests live from the Television Theatre, with a chance to see two of the entries for A Song for Europe.

Join the old fool on April Fool's Day for a foolish 40 minutes of tomfoolery. With a chance to see two of the entries for A Song for Europe.

Join Terry and guests live from the Television Theatre, with a chance to see two of the entries for A Song for Europe.

Join Terry and his guests live from the Television Theatre for a Bank Holiday miscellany. Guests include: Tammy Wynette

Join Terry and his guests live from the Television Theatre, London for the Wednesday wingwing.

Join Terry and his guests live from the Television Theatre, London for the Friday farrago.

Terry says "Willkommen Pet" as Jimmy Nail joins him tonight for a Lumpschenkeln comparison.

Join Terry and his guests for impromptu knee-squeezing and ever-spontaneous events.

Join Terry and his guests as he flexes his thews.

Rams, black sheep and sacrificial lambs shepherded into the Television Theatre to entertain ewe.

Terry exercises his masseter, temporalis and pterygoid muscles in conversation with tonight's guests: Gregory Hines, Patrick Macnee, Miriam Margolyes, Major Pat Reid.

Terry puts his gluteus maximus to maximum use.

Terry exercises his gastrocnemii leaping about the Television Theatre.

Phil Collins performs "One More Night" at the piano and chats to Terry about his busy schedule, including his recent tour in Japan, getting offered a part in Miami Vice (1984) and his experience at the Oscars.

Marillion make their Wogan debut and perform their new single "Kayleigh".

Semi-finalist Terry Wogan from Ireland goes on live to meet tonight's guests in a no-punches-pulled rapfest. Winner to be announced on Friday.

Dilettante and wandering baritone Terry Wogan from Surrey, England, is the finalist in tonight's live Wogan.

The fast and furious Friday farrago live from fragrant Shepherd's Bush Green.

Pamela Bellwood, Chris Evert, John Lloyd, Aled Jones, pop band Dead or Alive (as Musical Guest)

Guests include: John Forsythe

A little live lobbing from County Limerick's best-known tennis player, who despite many requests, will not be wearing shorts.

Prior to the next day's Live Aid (1985) concerts, Terry is joined by Bob Geldof and Nik Kershaw in the studio and Spandau Ballet via satellite link from their rehearsals at Wembley Stadium.

Guests include: John Gordon Sinclair, Ulick O'Connor, Elizabeth Welch

Tonight's guest: the American rock band"Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show"

This week sees the 31st birthday of spare but still vigorous Terry Wogan. As he casts that simple mind back over his halcyon days of broadcasting, he may well bear in mind what the Leo horoscope for today reads: "With Saturn rising up Uranus, be careful of female digital contact with the lower extremities". Words of wisdom that will be heeded as the galaxy of stars are wheeled in for 40 minutes of live conversation. Kate Bush performs "Running Up That Hill".

Can Terry ever escape from the culture palace on Shepherd's Bush Green? Is Wittgenstein just another German gag-writer? Watch and all will be revealed.

Surrealism, the Bauhaus, modernism, and now Wogan. Is art imitating life or has the cat got your tongue sandwich?