Season 7 1956 - 1957

First Broadcast: 1956-10-04
Recorded: 1956-09-30
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Peter Eton
Notes: Not coherently announced.

First Broadcast: 1956-10-11
Recorded: 1956-10-07
Author: Spike Milligan
Producer: Peter Eton
Notes: With Valentine Dyall.

First Broadcast: 1956-10-18
Recorded: 1956-10-14
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Announced as 'The Great Nadger Plague'.

First Broadcast: 1956-10-25
Recorded: 1956-10-21
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Without Spike Milligan, with George Chisholm.

First Broadcast: 1956-11-01
Recorded: 1956-10-28
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: With Valentine Dyall.

First Broadcast: 1957-02-14
Recorded: 1956-11-04
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: This show, which parodies a Latin-American revolution, was postponed 3 months owing to the international situation at the time (among other things, the Hungarian uprising was taking place). Despite this it is still referred to as episode 6.

First Broadcast: 1956-11-15
Recorded: 1956-11-11
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1956-11-22
Recorded: 1956-11-18
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Announced as 'The Personal Narrative of Captain Neddie Seagoon R.N.'.

First Broadcast: 1956-11-29
Recorded: 1956-11-25
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Announced as 'The Great Art Mystery, or The Case of the Fake Neddie Seagoon'.

First Broadcast: 1956-12-05
Recorded: 1956-12-02
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1956-12-13
Recorded: 1956-12-09
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1956-12-20
Recorded: 1956-12-16
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1956-12-26
Recorded: 1956-12-23
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-01-03
Recorded: 1956-12-23
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-01-10
Recorded: 1956-12-30
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: With George Chisholm.

First Broadcast: 1957-01-17
Recorded: 1956-12-30
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: With Bernard Miles.

First Broadcast: 1957-01-24
Recorded: 1957-01-20
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Not coherently announced. With Jack Train as Colonel Chinstrap (from 'ITMA'). It is interesting that this character, although from a different show a decade earlier, fitted into the Goon Show framework with no sense of strain.

First Broadcast: 1957-01-31
Recorded: 1957-01-27
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-02-07
Recorded: 1957-02-03
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Not coherently announced. This show contains the well known 'What time is it Eccles?' sketch.

First Broadcast: 1957-02-21
Recorded: 1957-02-17
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-02-28
Recorded: 1957-02-24
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-03-07
Recorded: 1957-03-03
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Announced as 'The Great Trans-Africa Canal'.

First Broadcast: 1957-03-14
Recorded: 1957-03-10
Author: Spike Milligan
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: 1957-03-21
Recorded: 1957-03-17
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: Not coherently announced.

First Broadcast: 1957-03-28
Recorded: 1957-03-24
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon

First Broadcast: Not broadcast in UK
Recorded: 1956-12-02
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: With Valentine Dyall and Dennis Price. Not broadcast in Britain.

First Broadcast: 1956-12-24
Recorded: 1956-12-09
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Pat Dixon
Notes: A BBC General Overseas Service (GOS) only overseas edition. The GOS was at this time broadcasting entirely on short waves, so that this show could only have been heard in the UK by listeners equipped with short-wave receivers. The show was aimed largely at the British Armed Forces overseas.

First Broadcast: 1957-08-22
Recorded: 1957-08-11
Author: Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens
Producer: Jacques Brown
Notes: With Valentine Dyall. Music pre-recorded, no audience.