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The Kenny Everett Video Show

Specials 1979 - 2004
TV-14

  • 1979-01-01T00:00:00Z on ITV
  • 30m
  • 5h 30m (11 episodes)
  • United Kingdom
  • English
  • Comedy
The Kenny Everett Video Show lays down the blueprints for the zany comics later and more influential Television show, but in its own right is as funny, innovative and as welcome as anything Cuddly Ken had ever created on the airwaves or the tube. The impact of the series was so strong from the public, and the viewing figures so great that Everett was blasted in to Superstardom, and the outcome of which was the later and better Television Series. The Video Show is packed with wonderfully innovative visuals which may look crude or cheap by today's standards but were truly groundbreaking in the late 70s and early 80s.

11 episodes

  • Before title sequence: Angry of Mayfair: Switch off
  • Your television speaking: Banansa Xmas Special Video Show
  • Ken with one big TV (test pattern): What a silly title
  • Hot Gossip: "Ease on down the Road" (by The Jackson's, from the film "The Wiz")
  • Kremmen of the Star Corps [S01X01p01]: New ship, part 1
  • Ken inside TV screen: That's the end of part one
  • Commercial time: Dandruff & Druff-go Shampoo with four Hot Gossip girls
  • Ken with Xmas choir: The first of the 1979 Christmas shows
  • Ken inside TV screen: Kuddly Ken upsidedown
  • MUSIC CLIP: Leo Sayer, "Raining in my heart"
  • George Graft: Backhander
  • Sid Snot: Cinema
  • Kremmen of the Star Corps [S01X01p02]: New ship, part 2: Space party
  • Ken with TVs inside one big TV screen: Rod Stewart
  • MUSIC CLIP: Rod Stewart, "Maggie May"
  • Ken in drags with big balloon boobs: Rod Stewart, the sex symbol
  • Ken with TVs: Enjoyed half as much as we have
  • Thug the Computer: Tells who's on it
  • Ken with TVs: PM promised to drop in
  • Happy New Year: Edinburg, variation 1 / Braidwood / Angry of Mayfair 1979
  • Cliff Richard: Too old
  • Black skinned Ken with TVs: Hunkies have a-white Christmas
  • MUSIC CLIP: The Roxy Music, "In the Midnight Hour"
  • Sid Snot: Scrap business
  • The Amaging Slasho and Betty (with Suzi Quatro): Knives (3 takes)
  • Kremmen of the Star Corps [S02X01p01]: Krell death ship, Part 1
  • Cliff Richard: Off!
  • French Marcel Wave: New Year's Eve
  • Ken with TVs: Intro for Hot Gossip
  • Hot Gossip: "Brown Sugar" (by The Rolling Stones)
  • Ken with TVs: Andy Steward / Edinburg,variation 2
  • The End of Part One / The Beginning of Part Two
  • Brother Lee Love: New Year's Eve
  • Video Vault: The Do-It-Yourself Bee Gees Kit
  • Cliff Richard: Mum!
  • MUSIC CLIP: The Boomtown Rats
  • Ken as a baby in a buggy: Found from the bottom of bird cages
  • Kremmen of the Star Corps [S02X01p02]: Krell death ship, Part 2
  • Sid Snot: Snail
  • Ken with TVs: Apology for a bad cliffhanger joke
  • MUSIC CLIP: Cliff Richard, "Devil Woman"
  • Ken with TVs: Edinburg, variation 3
  • Ken with TVs: '79 might not come
  • The End of Part Two / The Beginning of Part Three
  • Ken with TVs: Countdown area, variation 1
  • Hot Gossip: "Sleazy" (by The Village People)
  • Video Vault: Silly cowboy sketch request: Pink Lady
  • Sid Snot: Pat the dog
  • Ken with TVs: Countdown area, variation 2
  • Lord Thames correspondent Magnes Puke: Time is running out
  • Patrick Beu: Problem with 1980 plus "Get up, stand up" with three Hot Gossip girls in bikini
  • Ken with TVs: Intro for David Bowie
  • MUSIC CLIP: David Bowie, "Space Oddity"
  • Angry of Mayfair: Who calls this New Year's Eve show?
  • Kremmen of the Star Corps [S02X01p03]: Krell death ship, Part 3
  • Ken with TVs: Countdown area, variation 3: prayer to Lord Thames
  • MUSIC CLIP: Thin Lizzy + Sex Pistols, "Merry Christmas/Jingle Bells" (with audience, Kenny a
  • Three Kens with TVs: Hello, hello, hello, and a Happy New Year!
  • French Marcel Wave: New Year's resolution
  • Angry of Mayfair with mic: Happy New Year, Mary
  • Captain Kremmen [S03X01p01]: Righttoe
  • Billy Connolly: I'm one of Kenny's biggest fans
  • Ken playing piano in tox: And now that
  • Star Quiz (with Bernard Manning): Rampart and for all set grew, Happy New Year!
  • Hot Gossip: "All Stood Still" (by Ultravox)
  • Spots before your ears: Jim's [Angry of Mayfair lookalike] hard day at the office aka Perfume-a-Boot
  • Sid Snot with David Essex: Sony TV
  • Billy Connolly and Ken hugs, Ken tries to read something...
  • Billy Connolly and Ken as New Years Eve polices: Eaten by piranhas
  • 1980 oldie to 1981 Ken as a baby in a buggy: And now... It's commercial time
  • Thames: The 1st commercial break of 1981
  • Bit Two
  • French Marcel Wave with David Essex: Mirror
  • Bagpiemonster
  • Fulcrum with Bill Connolly: Empty stereotype
  • Orson Welles, Some child called David Essex
  • David Essex, "Heart on My Sleeve"
  • Captain Kremmen [S03X01p02]: Traveling light
  • Sid Snot with David Essex: Arabs and sardins
  • Royal Joke with Prince Charles: Queen/Duke/box
  • Ken with TV set and remote: Worst picture of all time
  • Bowls, Video vault: Man spray ad from Scandinavia (with a real ad)
  • Seven Kens with TVs: Well, that's the show

Special 4 The Best Of... Volume 1

  • 1981-06-11T23:00:00Z30m

Special 5 The Best Of... Volume 2

  • 1982-06-11T23:00:00Z30m

Special 6 The Best Of... Volume 3

  • 1982-06-11T23:00:00Z30m

Part one of the Thames Video collection of sketches.

Part two of the Thames Video collection of sketches.

Special 9 The Complete Naughty Bits

  • 2004-10-26T23:00:00Z30m

The Complete Naughty Bits is a DVD consisting of two previously released compilation VHS tapes of The Kenny Everett Video Show and Video Cassette, Kenny Everett's Naughty Bits and More of Kenny Everett's Naughty Bits. Both are not highly regarded by fans due to the heavy editing of sketches. It was released by Fremantle Media on Region 2 in the UK, and by Umbrella Entertainment on Region 4 in Australia and New Zealand. To date it is the only DVD release of Everett's BBC work.

As TV's technically innovative and anarchic "Kenny Everett Video Cassette" was drawing to a close in 1981, its star compered this very different comedy show tailored for the new home video market. Shot in a nightclub in London's Soho it features old-school comics, some in evening dress, doing dirty material that would not have been allowed on TV at the time. It's very much of its era, i.e. sexist, racist, homophobic, although this style of comedy was already on its way out. Alternative comedy was well established and would soon become the norm. Everett is between the two eras. He is as camp as Christmas on stage but in interspersed comedy sketches shot elsewhere he only lusts after semi-naked young women. In keeping with Everett's TV style, mistakes and chat with the film crew are kept in and there are constant references to tape editing and rewinding (as well as sinful Soho). The comics are a mixed bunch and some of their jokes are now toe-curling. William Rushton's act consists largely of repeating the word "pouves". Leslie Crowther does the X-rated routine he would have used for working men's clubs. A celebrity-packed audience seems to be having a great time. Editing is haphazard to put it mildly. The tape must have sold because it was followed in 1982 by "The New Kenny Everett Naughty Video". In this format Everett, supported by Barry Cryer and William Rushton, performed his TV characters in a studio to a small, largely female audience. Both tapes will be included as extras on a forthcoming Blu-ray release of the Everett movie "Bloodbath at the House of Death". Almost certainly they will be have to be preceded by warnings about outdated discriminatory language.

1980-02-21T00:00:00Z

Special 11 Kremmen The Movie

Special 11 Kremmen The Movie

  • 1980-02-21T00:00:00Z30m

After a whole eon, Kremmen has been awarded The Most Fabulous Man in the World Apart from God Award, and is presented with an enormous, fully automated spaceship shaped like a Brain. While Dr. Gitfinger examines the controls, Carla persuades Kremmen to have casual sex with her in their private quarters.

On Earth, the United Nations, along with David Frost, hold a secret meeting concerning an unknown matter and decide to alert Kremmen, who is now watching a documentary-film about trawler fishing in the North Sea with Carla. They return to Earth and go to meet the homosexual Head of Universal Security, simply named "Q", who informs Kremmen that planets are disappearing.

Along with their new robot Benny, Kremmen and the crew follow what appears to be a giant space-monster (who is apparently eating the planets) into the Snoop Galaxy, where the ship is swallowed whole by the monster. By pumping the Oxygen reserves into the monster's stomach, the ship is vomited out of the stomach and the crew are saved.

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