List of The Morecambe & Wise Show (1968 TV series) episodes
Series Three (January–April 1970)
Episode six specially produced as BBC entry for Golden Rose Of Montreux and is 30 minutes; all other episodes 45 minutes.

List of The Morecambe & Wise Show (1968 TV series) episodes

Section Title: Series Three (January–April 1970)
Table Section Text: Episode six specially produced as BBC entry for Golden Rose Of Montreux and is 30 minutes; all other episodes 45 minutes.

No.	Guests	Director	Writer	Broadcast	Viewership

3.1	"Herman's Hermits, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Robert Webber, Janet Webb, Jimmy Clitheroe, Jenny Lee-Wright"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	14 January 1970	?

The opening spot sees Ern trying his hand at being a "baggy pants comic"; this is followed by a ticket clipper skit and the pair in bed discussing the secret of long life; a monks skit sees them smoking followed by The World’s Strongest Man spoof and a lost voice quickie; Eric then visits Wise's record shop.

3.2	"Ernest Chapman, Clodagh Rodgers, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Janet Webb"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	28 January 1970	?

Eric and Ernie discuss permissive show in opening spot, Ernest Chapman guests in Ernie's play "Trouble at Mill". Quickie "A Shot in the Dark".

3.3	"Fenella Fielding, Sacha Distel, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Janet Webb, Alan Curtis, Rex Rashley, Diane Keen"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	11 February 1970	?

Ernie gets "with it" in the opening spot, followed by a playing in the park skit; bath time for Ernie is followed by a window-cleaning sketch; a short entitled see you at seven precedes the pair visiting Fenella Fielding to discuss the latest play; the monks feed the birds before a bowls skit and the closing play Nelson & Lady Hamilton.

3.4	"Diane Cilento, Vince Hill, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Deryck Guyler, Frank Thornton, Janet Webb"	Ernest Maxin	Eddie Braben	11 March 1970	?

Eric’s wig is the subject of much mirth in the opening spot, before meeting Diane Cilento for dinner; a cinema short follows, then soaking feet skit, an introduction to the play The Barretts Of Wimpole Street (which would be reused with Joanna Lumley in 1982) closes the show.

3.5	"Edward Chapman, Clodagh Rodgers, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Janet Webb, Alan Curtis, Eddie Braben, Leslie Murphy"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	25 March 1970	?

Ernie’s award opening spot, Ernie leaves the flat, whisper passing the joke, Street corner buskers, Monks watching the epilogue, Ian Carmichael introduction and play "Frankenstein’s Monster".

3.6	"Nina"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	8 April 1970	?

This episode was entered for the Golden Rose Of Montreaux. The opening spot see the duo attempting to exchange trousers, then Nina performs the Banana Boat Song with some backing and percussion from the duo; a powerful binoculars skit is followed by Eric's enormous ventriloquist doll "Oggy" closing the show with Bring Me Sunshine.

3.7	"Richard Greene, Nana Mouskouri & The Athenians, The Pattersons, Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Ann Hamilton, Rex Rashley, Janet Webb"	John Ammonds	Eddie Braben	22 April 1970	?

The opening spot sees Ernie attempting to become an overgrown boy scout; The Nose Blowers follows a sketch with Richard Greene; three shorts follow: "Love In A Mist", "Pocket Radio" and the monks dancing before Richard Greene is introduced for his appearance in The Adventures Of Robin Hood

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Clodagh Rodgers appeared in The Morecambe & Wise Show in January 1970.

final_sentence: Clodagh Rodgers appeared in The Morecambe & Wise Show in January 1970.