See the incredible 'One Man Theatre', in which our hero plays four hundred parts! See the only holder of a black belt in defensive origami!
Tommy adds his touch to the season of goodwill, showing how to cook a duck egg omelette, play snooker with a sand wedge and ride an ostrich.
Meet Marmaduke Marmalade, the puppet who's behind with his tax, Fred the fish and Brigadier Fotherington-Smythe and Kommandant Fritz von Schweinhund, who have only a nose between them.
See 'Sally the Sailor' with Tommy in both parts, a visit to a tailor to have his suit destroyed, and exploding Scout Master and two Adolf Hitlers!
"Hour" (OWR) n. 60 minutes (pl): fixed habitual tiem for work, etc; Tommy's hour, though, is a 'Fixed Habitual Time' for laughter, magic and fun!
Tommy tries his hand, or to be more precise, his feet, as a dancer in a revived 1940s musical and demonstrates the art of fund-raising.
Tommy offers a masterclass in ventriloquism and plans to show another of his mystery movies (where what he does is a mystery, even to him).
Tommy and his special guests pull out all the stops to present a fun-packed, festive extravaganza for Christmas Day!
See Tommy track down a murderer, dive a van over a steeplechase course, take on a heavyweight boxer, ruin a soul singer's performance, give a new dimension to the Frankenstein monster and drive a television doctor to the point of tears.
Tommy Cooper does Hamlet
Tommy Cooper goes to Work
Tommy Cooper and the War
Tommy Cooper causes trouble
Tommy Cooper Horror Show
Tommy Cooper does Magic
Tommy Cooper's Kitchen
Tommy Cooper's Nautical
Tommy Cooper's Troubadour
Tommy Cooper's identi-kit
Tommy Cooper's Follies
Tommy Cooper's Comme Ca
The Magic Touch - Compiled from rare and classic footage. Tommy takes us through some riotous sketches in his own off-the-cuff style. Join him and guests Eric Sykes and Henry Cooper as they encounter Nautical Cooper, Accountant Cooper, Courting Cooper, Troubadour Tommy and the grand finale - the Amazing Shirt Trick.
Tribute to a Comic Genius - It’s all here: the bizarre conjuring tricks, the comic antics and Tommy’s unique brand of humour, exactly as you remember him. Also included are heartfelt tributes from many of Tommy’s friends and colleagues, including Benny Hill, Jim Davidson, Ronnie Barker, Mike Yarwood, Eric Sykes, Max Bygraves, and Eammon Andrews.
