Keith Harris & Orville sing hits from the 90's
Chas & Dave sing Blur
Garry Bushell sings the instrumentals
Billy Bragg sings the novelty songs
Ian Lavender sings Madonna
Rustie Lee sings Meat Loaf
Peter Davison sings Pulp
Todd Carty plays the movie themes on household appliances
Little & Large sing the Pet Shop Boys
Jan Leeming sings M People
Bill Pertwee sings Alice Cooper
Mystic Meg sings Toyah
Huffty sings Jimmy Nail
Peter Baldwin sings Duran Duran
The Wurzels sing Barbra Streisand
Sweep sings Catatonia
In 1999 Channel 4's Harry Hill show - loved by thousands - was cancelled amid public outcry and rancour. Star and writer of the show Harry Hill has not spoken to the Badgers, his Big Brother Alan, Son Alan, Burt Kwouk or any of the original cast since. As Channel 4 celebrates its 30th birthday the Harry Hill gang look back at the series, work out where it all went wrong and see if they can put their differences behind them to reunite for one last Reunion Special. This specially commissioned (spoof) documentary investigates the rise and fall of The Harry Hill Show, which originally ran for three series on Channel 4. The programme talks to the surviving members of the cast and the reclusive floppy-collared genius who created it. We learn of Harry Hill's addiction to oily fish and how he used to beat the cast with a stick to get them to do things (a bit like the Orangutan on Every Which Way But Loose). We uncover details of Brother Alan's secret affair with Tasmin Archer Badger and Burt Kwouk's dislike of Harry's singing voice.
Featuring stand-up from the Debonshire Dachshund himself as he performs live on London's Premier West End Stage, at the end of his 1998 sell-out tour.
The multi-award winning stand-up comedian puts on a special show for an invited celebrity audience including Frank Skinner, Chris Tarrant and Miss World. Expect favourites such as Stouffer the cat - and keep an eye out for those badgers!
A live recording from Harry Hill's sell-out "Hooves" tour.
