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词条 The Navy Lark
释义

  1. Plot

  2. Cast

  3. Production

  4. Reception

  5. Spin-offs and adaptations

  6. Episode guide

  7. References

  8. External links

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| show_name = The Navy Lark
| image =
| imagesize = 250px
| caption = "The Navy Lark" (CD)
| format = Comedy
| runtime = 30 minutes
| first_aired = 1959
| last_aired = 1977
| starring = Leslie Phillips
Jon Pertwee
Judy Cornwell
Heather Chasen
Ronnie Barker
Dennis Price
Stephen Murray
Richard Caldicot
Michael Bates
Tenniel Evans
| country = United Kingdom
| home_station = BBC Light Programme
| num_episodes = 244 (includes 2 Christmas "Specials" to HMS Troutbridge / Arctic Survey teams 1962 & 1965)
}}

The Navy Lark[1] is a radio sitcom about life aboard a British Royal Navy frigate named HMS Troutbridge, (a play on HMS Troubridge, a Royal Navy destroyer) based in HMNB Portsmouth. In series 1 and 2, the ship and crew were stationed offshore at an unnamed location known simply as "The Island". In series 2 this island was revealed to be owned by Lt. Cdr. Stanton.

The programme was transmitted on the BBC Light Programme and subsequently BBC Radio 2. It was produced by Alastair Scott Johnston.[2] Jon Pertwee is frequently quoted as having suggested the idea of a forces comedy based on the Royal Navy, but writer Laurie Wyman and Alastair Scott Johnston both contemplated an Air Force and an Army themed sit-com before going to the BBC with The Navy Lark. Laurie Wyman included ideas based on excuses for late return from leave and other misdemeanours from HMS Troubridge bulletins. He worked with George Evans (Pertwee's personal scriptwriter) from quite early on, but Alastair Scott Johnston did not want him named until the 12th series onwards. For most of its run, it starred Leslie Phillips, Jon Pertwee and Stephen Murray, whose names rotated in order of precedence every episode over the entire 15 season run.

Episodes of The Navy Lark series are still replayed in rotation on BBC Radio 4 Extra, and made available for delayed listening through their iPlayer service.[3]

Plot

Episodes were self-contained, although there was continuity within the series, and sometimes a reference to a previous episode might be made. A normal episode consisted of Sub Lt Phillips, scheming Chief Petty Officer Pertwee, and bemused Lt. Murray trying to get out of trouble they created for themselves without their direct superior, Commander (later Captain) "Thunderguts" Povey finding out. Scenes frequently featured a string of eccentric characters, often played by Ronnie Barker or Jon Pertwee. Over the course of the programme Lt Murray marries Admiral Ffont-Bittocks daughter Rita.

The Republic of Potarneyland, a country situated somewhere on the Indian subcontinent, is featured in several episodes. Over the course of the series, it is revealed that Potarneyland had recently been granted independence from Great Britain, and had joined NATO because the Potanis considered it to be a "free gift scheme". During Series 3 of The Navy Lark, a Potarneyland frigate, the Poppadom, appears in several episodes manned by various Potani officers voiced by Michael Bates and Ronnie Barker.

Cast

  • Dennis Price – Lieutenant Price ("Number One") (Series 1)
  • Leslie Phillips – Sub-Lieutenant Phillips
  • Jon Pertwee[4] – Chief Petty Officer Pertwee, Commander Weatherby, Vice-Admiral "Burbly" Burwasher, The Master
  • Stephen Murray – Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander Murray ("Number One")
  • Richard Caldicot – Commander/Captain Povey
  • Ronnie Barker[5] – Able Seaman "Fatso" Johnson, Lieutenant Commander (Archibald) Stanton, Lieutenant Queeg (Series 1–9), Commander Bell
  • Heather Chasen – WREN Chasen, Mrs. Ramona Povey, Lady Toddhunter-Brown, Rita Murray (née Ffont-Bittocks), Second Officer McCluty
  • Tenniel Evans[6] – Able Seaman (later Leading Seaman) "Taffy" Goldstein, Admiral Ffont-Bittocks, Ebeneezer Pertwee, Sir Willoughby Toddhunter-Brown
  • Michael Bates – Able Seaman Ginger, Lieutenant Bates, Rear Admiral Ironbridge, Padre, Captain Ignatius Aloysius Atchison, Flag Lieutenant Claude Dingle
  • Judy Cornwell – WREN Cornwell (Series 4 only)
  • Laurie Wyman – Able Seaman (later Inspector) Burt Tiddy, various
  • April Walker – WREN Barrett (Series 15 only)
  • Jan Waters - WREN Waters (Series 7, ep 1,2)

Production

The series used accents and characterised voices to supplement the humour, as well as a good deal of innuendo.

The show's theme tune was "Trade Wind Hornpipe" written and performed by Tommy Reilly on a Barry Music compilation of short interlude pieces published in 1958 on BMC118.

The programme was strong on creating identifiable characters, the listener was able to clearly differentiate each person Laurie Wyman created; many of whom acquired enduring catchphrases, most notably from Sub Lieutenant Phillips: "Corrrrr", "Ooh, nasty...", "Oh lumme!", and "Left hand down a bit". "Ev'rybody down!" was a phrase of CPO Pertwee's, necessitated by a string of incomprehensible navigation orders by Phillips, and followed by a sound effect of the ship crashing. Also, whenever Pertwee had a menial job to be done, Able Seaman Johnson was always first in line to do it, inevitably against his will: "You're rotten, you are!". The telephone response from Naval Intelligence (Ronnie Barker), was always an extremely gormless and dimwitted delivery of {{"'}}Ello, Intelligence 'ere" or "This is intelligence speakin{{'"}}.

Other recurring verbal features were the invented words "humgrummit" and "floggle-toggle" which served to cover all manner of unspecified objects ranging from foodstuffs to naval equipment. Unspecified illnesses include "the twingeing screws", a illness to which Pertwee was a martyr, especially when hearing about being under sailing orders.

Reception

The programme made household names of Leslie Phillips, Jon Pertwee and Richard Caldicot. Ronnie Barker's versatile contributions were recognised and Laurie Wyman (later known as Lawrie Wyman) was asked by the producer to write more parts for Barker.

Dennis Price returned for a guest appearance in the fourth series episode A Hole Lieutenant. Other 'guest stars' included April Walker, Norma Ronald and June Whitfield.

Spin-offs and adaptations

There were several radio spin-offs, including The Embassy Lark and The Big Business Lark. The TV Lark was intended to be a replacement for The Navy Lark starting with what would have been the programme's fifth series. This situation came about due to the head of light entertainment believing that "forces"-based humour had become dated and television was the next "big thing", so Lawrie Wyman was ordered to create a show with the same cast in an independent TV station situation. Alastair Scott Johnston and Wyman tried to stop this but were overruled: hence, the arrival of The TV Lark.

The entire crew had been drummed out of the service and hired by Troutbridge TV Ltd. Janet Brown joined the cast due to the absence of Heather Chasen for this series. However, mainly due to public pressure, the production team of Alastair Scott Johnston and Laurie Wyman managed to revert the show to nautical capers. Storylines in The TV Lark nudged back to naval origins across the ten shows until they were finally reunited with Troutbridge.

In 1959 a film version was made, written by Laurie Wyman and Sid Colin and directed by Gordon Parry. It stars Cecil Parker, Ronald Shiner, Elvi Hale, Leslie Phillips and Nicholas Phipps. According to Jon Pertwee's co-written memoir, published shortly after his death in 1996, the film was also supposed to star Pertwee and Dennis Price. However according to Pertwee the film's producer Herbert Wilcox refused to employ Price "because he was gay." Pertwee was among those who objected to Price not being in the film and believed that this contributed to his own replacement in the cast by Shiner. Pertwee noted that the film "bombed" and said audiences did not consider the film to be The Navy Lark due to the absence of himself, Price and Stephen Murray.[7]

Wyman co-wrote with three other writers a television sitcom HMS Paradise (Associated-Rediffusion, 1964–5) set in a naval shore establishment in which Caldicot played Captain Turvey, but only one series was made. The entire series is considered lost.

The show was condensed from 30 to 27 minutes by Transcription services, then the discs were exported around the world except for South Africa. Springbok Radio broadcast to English speaking listeners from their Durban studios, but because it was a commercial station, the BBC refused to allow the station to re-broadcast the recorded shows. However, the station acquired the scripts from Laurie and edited them to around twenty-five minutes each, to accommodate the commercial breaks. The revised show was recorded by local actors in front of a live audience. All the UK associations were kept for the South African audiences which must have been incomprehensible on occasions. The Pumamouse site once offered a chance to hear these shows but the site has undergone changes due to costs which now means the largest collection of these shows exist only at The Navy Lark Appreciation Society archive.

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Episode guide

[8]
1st Series Spring 1959[9]
No. First broadcastTitle
1. 1- 129 Mar 1959"The Missing Jeep"
2. 1- 25 Apr 1959"Operation Fag End" (pilot episode)
3. 1- 312 Apr 1959"Number One's Chair"
4. 1- 419 Apr 1959"The Fairground Lights"
5. 1- 526 Apr 1959"The Comfort Fund"
6. 1– 6 3 May 1959"Stuck up the Inlet"
7. 1– 7 10 May 1959"The Admiral's Party"
8. 1– 817 May 1959"The Hank of Heather"
9. 1– 9 24 May 1959"The Multiple Mine"
10. 1–1031 May 1959"The Gun Mechanism Test"
11. 1-117 Jun 1959"The Whittlesea Bay Yacht Regatta"
12. 1-1214 Jun 1959"The Psychology Test"
13. 1-1321 Jun 1959"A Watch on the Initiative Test"
14. 1-1428 Jun 1959"An Exercise in Filming"
15. 1-155 Jul 1959"The Smuggling Spy"
16. 1-1612 Jul 1959"The Whittlesea Carnival and Fête"
2nd Series Autumn 1959[10][11]
No. First broadcastTitle
17. 2- 116 Oct 1959"New at the Helm"
18. 2- 223 Oct 1959"Fatso's Box Brownie"
19. 2- 330 Oct 1959"Bring Back the Barge"
20. 2- 46 Nov 1959"The Mock Action"
21. 2- 513 Nov 1959"Going Dutch"
22. 2- 620 Nov 1959"The Figurehead"
23. 2- 7Nov 27 1959"Gunboat to Gumba"[12]
24. 2- 84 Dec 1959"Johnson Finds Treasure"
25. 2- 911 Dec 1959"The Charter Trip to Antarctica"
26. 2-1018 Dec 1959"Cementing Relations"
27. 2-1125 Dec 1959"Strike up the Band"
28. 2-121 Jan 1960"The Route March"[13]
29. 2-138 Jan 1960"A Trip up the Thames"
30. 2-1415 Jan 1960"Radar Talk Down System"[14]
31. 2-1522 Jan 1960"A Crisp Romance"
32. 2-1629 Jan 1960"The Lighthouse Lark"
33. 2-175 Feb 1960"Pertwee Posted to Portsmouth"
34. 2-1812 Feb 1960"Johnson's Diet"
35. 2-1919 Feb 1960"Tug of War"
36. 2-2026 Feb 1960"Return to Portarneyland" [15]Missing as of 2019.
37. 2-214 Mar 1960"The Cross Country Run"
38. 2-2211 Mar 1960"The Morning After"
39. 2-2318 Mar 1960"The Admiral's Present"
40. 2-2425 Mar 1960"Secret Mission to Calais"
41. 2-251 Apr 1960"Mr Murray Goes Sick"
42. 2-268 Apr 1960"The Portarneyland Fishing Limit"
3rd Series 1960 [16]
No.Title
43. 3- 12 Nov 1960In Portsmouth for a Re-Fit
xx. Sp-015 Nov 1960Wrens' Reunion at the Royal Festival Hall. Not broadcast. The team took part in a special appearance on stage at the Royal Festival Hall, in the presence of The Queen and The Queen Mother, in celebration of the WRNS 21st anniversary. The 20 minute performance was not broadcast, but a recording survives.
44. 3- 2 9 Nov 1960 Refitting Ebeneezer Pertwee's Tug
45. 3- 3 16 Nov 1960 Sea Trials of the Poppadom
46. 3- 4 23 Nov 1960 Mutiny Aboard Troutbridge
47. 3- 5 30 Nov 1960 The Explosive Biscuits
48. 3- 6 7 Dec 1960 Sir Willoughby Takes Over the Island
49. 3- 7 14 Dec 1960 Mount Rumpus Atoll
50. 3- 8 21 Dec 1960 Mr Murray's Houseboat - the 50th show
51. 3- 9 28 Dec 1960 Johnson's Birthday
52. 3-10 4 Jan 1961 Povey's Unexpected Leave
53. 3-11 11 Jan 1961 Families' Day
54. 3-12 18 Jan 1961 Falmouth Ghost Ship
55. 3-13 25 Jan 1961 Onabushkan Flu
56. 3-14 1 Feb 1961 The Efficiency Expert
57. 3-15 8 Feb 1961 The Floggle Grummit Missile
58. 3-16 15 Feb 1961 The Hitch Hiking Counterfeiter
59. 3-17 22 Feb 1961 Commodore Goldstein
60. 3-18 1 Mar 1961 Mr Phillips Has Navigation Tuition
61. 3-19 8 Mar 1961 CPO Pertwee and the Laundry
62. 3-20 15 Mar 1961 The Surprise Wedding. Included in Navy Lark Collection: Series 6 Part 2
4th Series 1961 [17][18]
  63.   4- 1   15 Sep 1961   Returning from Leave          64.   4- 2   22 Sep 1961   Captain Povey's Spy        65.   4- 3   29 Sep 1961   The Secret of Nessie's Youth  66.   4- 4   6  Oct 1961   The Northampton Hunt Ball  67.   4- 5   13 Oct 1961   Hijacked  68.   4- 6   20 Oct 1961   Admiral Troutbridge  69.   4- 7   27 Oct 1961   Relatives and Reservations  70.   4- 8   3  Nov 1961   Humgrummits on the High Seas  71.   4- 9   10 Nov 1961   Are Captain and Mrs Povey Married?  72.   4-10   17 Nov 1961   Cine Cameras at Sea  73.   4-11   24 Nov 1961   The Citizen Adjustment Course  74.   4-12   1  Dec 1961   A Hole Lieutenant  75.   4-13   8  Dec 1961   Spy Catching in Casablanca  76.   4-14   15 Dec 1961   Mount Pot Erupts  77.   4-15   22 Dec 1961   Captain Povey's Shop  78.   4-16   29 Dec 1961   Leading Seaman Goldstein's Party  79.   4-17   5  Jan 1962   The Invitation  80.   4-18   12 Jan 1962   The Cornish Exercise                             '''''Missing as of 2019.'''''  81.   4-19   19 Jan 1962   A Strange Hobby  82.   4-20   26 Jan 1962   Mr Phillips Get Engaged  83.   4-21   2  Feb 1962   The Sinking of the Bubble Car  84.   4-22   9  Feb 1962   Long John Pertwee  85.   4-23   16 Feb 1962   The Admiral's Accident Report  86.   4-24   23 Feb 1962   Over the Sea to Rosyth  87.   4-25   2  Mar 1962   The Return of Sir Frederick Flatley  88.   4-26   9  Mar 1962   The Ship's Concert
Christmas Special 1962
  xx.   Sp-02  Xmas   1962   Calling The Antarctic. Christmas Special 1962.                              Not broadcast in the UK. Released on The Navy Lark:                              The Collection: Series 4, Vol 2.
The TV Lark 1963 [19]
  T01.         25 Jan 1963   Opening Night  T02.         1  Feb 1963   The Prestige Show    T03.         8  Feb 1963   Z Ambulances  T04.         15 Feb 1963   House of Commons  T05.         22 Feb 1963   Back to Portsmouth  T06.         1  Mar 1963   On Safari  T07.         8  Mar 1963   Ship Ahoy!  T08.         15 Mar 1963   The Portarneyland Election  T09.         22 Mar 1963   The Top Secret Rocket Trials                                '''''Missing as of 2019.'''''  T10.         29 Mar 1963   Back in the Navy
5th Series spring 1963
  89.   5- 1   5  Apr 1963   First Day out of Dock  90.   5- 2   12 Apr 1963   The New Barmaid (100th edition)  91.   5- 3   19 Apr 1963   A Deliberate Bashing  92.   5- 4   26 Apr 1963   Whittlesea Regatta  93.   5– 5   3  May 1963   HMS Troutbridge Gets a Rocket  94.   5– 6   10 May 1963   The Ghost Ship
6th Series autumn 1963 [20][21]
  95.   6- 1   27 Sep 1963   Wren Chasen Returns  96.   6- 2   4  Oct 1963   On the Carpet  97.   6- 3   11 Oct 1963   The Bungalese Spies  98.   6- 4   18 Oct 1963   Troutbridge's Party  99.   6- 5   25 Oct 1963   Rescuing Admirals 100.   6- 6   1  Nov 1963   Demise of the Depth Charges 101.   6- 7   8  Nov 1963   The Struggle for Promotion 102.   6- 8   15 Nov 1963   Navigation by Computer 103.   6- 9   22 Nov 1963   Stormy Weather 104.   6-10   29 Nov 1963   Chasing the Kepeac 105.   6-11   6  Dec 1963   The Submerged Island 106.   6-12   13 Dec 1963   The Sicilian Secret Agent 107.   6-13   20 Dec 1963   German's Troutbridge 108.   6-14   27 Dec 1963   Confirming Povey's Rank 109.   6-15   3  Jan 1964   The Calais Dock Strike 110.   6-16   10 Jan 1964   Johnson's Memoirs 111.   6-17   17 Jan 1964   The Emperor of Tratvia 112.   6-18   24 Jan 1964   Open Day 113.   6-19   31 Jan 1964   Stuck on a Sandbank
7th Series 1965 [22]
 114.   7- 1   11 Jul 1965   Taking Some Liberties 115.   7- 2   18 Jul 1965   Smugglers in the Solent 116.   7- 3   25 Jul 1965   Mr Murray is Victimised 117.   7- 4   1  Aug 1965   The Poveys Move House 118.   7- 5   8  Aug 1965   Captain Povey Reports Sick 119.   7- 6   15 Aug 1965   Admiral Pertwee's Fleet 120.   7- 7   22 Aug 1965   Let Loose with a Chopper 121.   7- 8   29 Aug 1965   Making a Right Pig's Breakfast 122.   7- 9   5  Sep 1965   The Mysterious Pudding Mine 123.   7-10   12 Sep 1965   The Hovercraft Training Course 124.   7-11   19 Sep 1965   Sabotaged Floggle-Toggle Box 125.   7-12   26 Sep 1965   The Portarneyland Training Exercise 126.   7-13   3  Oct 1965   Going on Leave to Croydon
Christmas Special 1965
 xxx.   Sp-03  Xmas   1965   Hitting the Ice Floe. (Christmas Special.                              Not broadcast in the UK. Released on The Navy Lark:                             The Collection: Series 7.)
8th Series 1966 [23]
 127.   8- 1   4  Sep 1966   Where is Troutbridge? 128.   8- 2   11 Sep 1966   Float a Peddle Fiddle 129.   8- 3   18 Sep 1966   A Sticky Business 130.   8- 4   25 Sep 1966   Buoys Will Be Buoys 131.   8- 5   2  Oct 1966   Steamship Day 132.   8- 6   9  Oct 1966   Farewell to HMS Varsity 133.   8- 7   16 Oct 1966   The Army Lark 134.   8- 8   23 Oct 1966   Just the Ticket 135.   8- 9   30 Oct 1966   Mr Phillips Promotion 136.   8-10   6  Nov 1966   Pertwee and the Tratvian Beer 137.   8-11   13 Nov 1966   The PM Papa 138.   8-12   20 Nov 1966   Getting Rid of Pertwee 139.   8-13   27 Nov 1966   Off to Sea at Last
9th Series 1967 [24]
 140.   9- 1   2  Jul 1967   Having Been Towing (a.k.a. Back from the Antarctic)[25] 141.   9- 2   9  Jul 1967   Fishers off the Faroes 142.   9- 3   16 Jul 1967   Cleaning Up (a.k.a. A Filthy Ferryboat)[26] 143.   9- 4   23 Jul 1967   Jigsaws and Jemmies 144.   9- 5   30 Jul 1967   The Naval Review  145.   9- 6   6  Aug 1967   The Curious Caravan Case 146.   9- 7   13 Aug 1967   Frenchmen in J.41 147.   9- 8   20 Aug 1967   The Police Drop In 148.   9- 9   27 Aug 1967   Mr Murray's Endurance Course 149.   9-10   3  Sep 1967   Women in the Wardroom  150.   9-11   10 Sep 1967   Troutbridge's Silver Jubilee  151.   9-12   17 Sep 1967   CECIL the Navigation Computer 152.   9-13   24 Sep 1967   A Russian Rendezvous 153.   9-14   1  Oct 1967   The Bugged and Burgled Beer 154.   9-15   8  Oct 1967   Picking up the Poppadom 155.   9-16   15 Oct 1967   Cuthbert Joins the Navy 156.   9-17   22 Oct 1967   The Flying Machine 157.   9-18   29 Oct 1967   Sub-Lieutenant Phillips was at Dartmouth 156.   9-19   5  Nov 1967   Fishy Business  159.   9-20   12 Nov 1967   Troutbridge in Quarantine
10th Series 1968 [27]
 160.  10- 1   13 Oct 1968   Troutbridge Electrifies Portsmouth 161.  10- 2   20 Oct 1968   The Redundancy Drive 162.  10- 3   27 Oct 1968   The Smugglers Return 163.  10- 4   3  Nov 1968   Commander Trotter Takes Charge 164.  10- 5   10 Nov 1968   The Anti-Submarine Missile 165.  10- 6   17 Nov 1968   Sub-Conductor Phillips 166.  10- 7   24 Nov 1968   The South Kawowan Summit 167.  10- 8   1  Dec 1968   Pertwee's Enlistment Expires 168.  10- 9   8  Dec 1968   Capt. Povey Takes Over 169.  10-10   15 Dec 1968   Sir Willoughby Goes to Kawowa 170.  10-11   22 Dec 1968   The Padre's Birthday 171.  10-12   29 Dec 1968   The Portsmouth Kiosk 172.  10-13   5  Jan 1969   The Radio Beacon 173.  10-14   12 Jan 1969   Mr Phillip's Wrong Uniform 174.  10-15   19 Jan 1969   Harold Wilson Reviews the Fleet 175.  10-16   26 Jan 1969   The Relief of the Weather Ship 176.  10-17   2  Feb 1969   The Mickey Mouse Toothbrush 177.  10-18   9  Feb 1969   The Brick Smugglers
11th Series 1969 [28]
 178.  11- 1   28 Dec 1969   Commander Murray and The Squatters 179.  11- 2   4  Jan 1970   What is the S.S.E.? 180.  11- 3   11 Jan 1970   Pertwee Climbs Up The Promotion Ladder 181.  11- 4   18 Jan 1970   Stranded  182.  11- 5   25 Jan 1970   Sir Willoughby's Party 183.  11- 6   1  Feb 1970   The Fleet Initiative Test 184.  11- 7   8  Feb 1970   C.P.O. Pertwee's Long Service Medal 185.  11- 8   15 Feb 1970   The Phenomenal Pertwee Tug 186.  11- 9   22 Feb 1970   The Security Clampdown 187.  11-10   1  Mar 1970   The Anniversary and the Washing 188.  11-11   8  Mar 1970   The Forbodians Hijack Troutbridge 189.  11-12   15 Mar 1970   Number One Gets Married 190.  11-13   22 Mar 1970   The Honeymooners Return 191.  11-14   29 Mar 1970   C.P.O. Pertwee and the Lead Half Crowns 192.  11-15   5  Apr 1970   Sub-Lt Phillips to Leave for Dartmouth 193.  11-16   12 Apr 1970   The Mark 31 Radar
12th Series 1971 [29]
 194.  12– 1   16 May 1971   The Put-a-Horse-out-to-Graze Fund 195.  12– 2   23 May 1971   Impressions for Survival 196.  12– 3   30 May 1971   The Beard-Growing Race 197.  12- 4   6  Jun 1971   The Mysterious Radio Signals 198.  12- 5   13 Jun 1971   Operation Recovery 199.  12- 6   20 Jun 1971   The Slogan Contest 200.  12- 7   27 Jun 1971   Sir Willoughby at Shanghai 201.  12- 8   4  Jul 1971   Operation Cowes Barge 202.  12- 9   11 Jul 1971   Number One's Anniversary 203.  12-10   18 Jul 1971   The Loch Ness Monster
13th Series 1972 [30]
 204.  13- 1   26 Mar 1972   The TV Documentary 205.  13- 2   2  Apr 1972   The P.O.W. Escape Exercise 206.  13- 3   9  Apr 1972   Number One's Married Quarters 207.  13- 4   16 Apr 1972   The Newhaven-Dieppe Smuggling Run 208.  13- 5   23 Apr 1972   The Bumble Spit Lighthouse Affair 209.  13- 6   30 Apr 1972   The Tongipouhaha Treasure 210.  13– 7   7  May 1972   The USA Navigator Swap 211.  13– 8   14 May 1972   Son of a Sea Lord 212.  13– 9   21 May 1972   Hypnotising Ramona 213.  13–10   28 May 1972   The Master of Sardinia 214.  13-11   4  Jun 1972   Opportunity Knockers 215.  13-12   11 Jun 1972   Friday the 13th 216.  13-13   18 Jun 1972   The New NAAFI
14th Series 1973 [31]
 217.  14- 1   29 Jul 1973   The Montezuela Revolution 218.  14- 2   5  Aug 1973   The Island Swordfish 219.  14- 3   12 Aug 1973   Bunged in the Rattle 220.  14- 4   19 Aug 1973   Kangaroo Polka 221.  14- 5   26 Aug 1973   The Digital Isles Go Unstable 222.  14- 6   2  Sep 1973   Egbert Hitches a Ride 223.  14- 7   9  Sep 1973   Povey an Admiral at Last 224.  14- 8   16 Sep 1973   The Bergan Horse Trials 225.  14- 9   23 Sep 1973   Captain Povey's Wig 226.  14-10   30 Sep 1973   Brain Pill 227.  14-11   7  Oct 1973   Operation Showcase 228.  14-12   14 Oct 1973   CPO Pertwee Yachtmonger 229.  14-13   21 Oct 1973   The Talpinium Shell
15th Series 1975
 230.  15- 1   9  Nov 1975   Sequel to the Talpinium Shell 231.  15- 2   16 Nov 1975   NANA 232.  15- 3   23 Nov 1975   Helen, the New Wren 233.  15- 4   30 Nov 1975   Relief for Station 150 234.  15- 5   7  Dec 1975   Black is Beautiful 235.  15- 6   14 Dec 1975   Sidney and the Stamp 236.  15- 7   21 Dec 1975   Riding to Victory (aka Commander Murray Becomes a                              Showjumper) 237.  15- 8   28 Dec 1975   Horrible Horace 238.  15- 9   4  Jan 1976   Officer's and Gent's Lib 239.  15-10   11 Jan 1976   The Case of the HGM Mark 5 240.  15-11   18 Jan 1976   Uncle Wilberforce Pertwee
Special 1977
 xxx.  Sp-04   16 Jul 1977   The BBC Are Sending The Bill To Buckingham Palace                             (Queen's Silver Jubilee Edition)
Special 2006

13 May 2006 Left Hand Down a Bit - With Leslie Phillips. BBC Radio 7 broadcast of selection of episodes over 3 hours presented by Leslie Phillips. Featured:[32]

  • Operation Fag End (January 1959)
  • The Hank of Heather (April 1959)
  • The Lighthouse Lark (January 1960)
  • A Deliberate Bashing (April 1963)
  • Mr. Phillips at Dartmouth (October 1967)
  • The Jubilee Navy Lark (July 1977)
The Reunion

31 Aug 2008, BBC Radio 4 programme The Reunion.

Sue MacGregor presents the series which reunites a group of people intimately involved in a moment of modern history. She brings together some of the original team behind The Navy Lark. Participants included June Whitfield, Leslie Phillips, George Evans, Heather Chasen and Tenniel Evans.

{{See also|Radio comedy}}

References

1. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00bfvkd|title=The Navy Lark - BBC Radio 4 Extra|website=BBC|access-date=2016-07-17}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007k0zg|title=An Exercise in Filming, Series 1, The Navy Lark - BBC Radio 4 Extra|website=BBC}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007k17g|title=The Smuggling Spy, Series 1, The Navy Lark - BBC Radio 4 Extra|website=BBC}}
4. ^[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-jon-pertwee-1348442.html Obituary of Jon Pertwee in The Independent]
5. ^Obituary of Ronnie Barker in The Times
6. ^[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/tenniel-evans-taffy-goldstein-in-the-navy-lark-1706869.html Obituary of Tenniel Evens in The Independent]
7. ^{{cite book |last1=Pertwee |first1=Jon |last2=Howe |first2=David J. |title=I am the Doctor:Jon Pertwee's Final Memoir |date=1996 |publisher=Doctor Who Books, Virgin Publishing Ltd |location=London |isbn=1-85227-621-5|page=20}}
8. ^{{Cite web|url=http://epguides.com/NavyLark/|title=The Navy Lark (a Titles and Air Dates Guide)|access-date=2016-09-07}}
9. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298425626/Navy-Lark-Series-1-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 1 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
10. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426048/Navy-Lark-Series-2-Pt-1-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 2 Pt 1 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-08}}
11. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426051/Navy-Lark-Series-2-Pt-2-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 2 Pt 2 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-08}}
12. ^The script is included on "The Navy Lark Series Two Volume 1". Episode on 'The Navy Lark: The Collection: Series 12
13. ^The script is included in "The Navy Lark Series Two Volume 1." Episode on 'The Navy Lark:The Collection: Series 7
14. ^Episode on 'Navy Lark Collection: Series 12"
15. ^This is still missing in 2015, but the script is included on "The Navy Lark Series Two Volume 2".
16. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426055/Navy-Lark-Series-3-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 3 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
17. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426060/Navy-Lark-Series-4-Pt-1-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 4 Pt 1 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
18. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426065/Navy-Lark-Series-4-Pt-2-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 4 Pt 2 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
19. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426073/Navy-Lark-Series-5-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 5 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
20. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426081/Navy-Lark-Series-6-Pt-1-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 6 Pt 1 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
21. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298426090/Navy-Lark-Series-6-Pt-2-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 6 Pt 2 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
22. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412055/Navy-Lark-Series-7-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 7 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
23. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412057/Navy-Lark-Series-8-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 8 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
24. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412063/Navy-Lark-Series-9-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 9 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
25. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0084rjj|title=The Navy Lark, Having Been Towing|website=BBC Radio 4 Extra|access-date=2016-09-07}}
26. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007k1zp|title=The Navy Lark, Cleaning Up|website=BBC Radio 4 Extra|access-date=2016-09-07}}
27. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412047/Navy-Lark-Series-10-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 10 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
28. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412050/Navy-Lark-Series-11-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 11 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
29. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/doc/298412052/Navy-Lark-Series-12-Booklet|title=Navy Lark Series 12 Booklet|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
30. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.scribd.com/document/318503851/Navy-Lark-Series-13|title=Navy Lark Series 13|website=Scribd|access-date=2016-07-17}}
31. ^{{cite web|title=The Navy Lark Series 14 Booklet|url=https://www.scribd.com/document/334790035/TheNavy-Lark-Collected-Series-14-Booklet|website=Scribd|publisher=BBC|access-date= 2017-02-11}}
32. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jgylk|title=The Navy Lark: Left Hand Down A Bit! - BBC Radio 4 Extra|website=BBC}}

External links

  • Navy Lark Episode Guide
  • The Navy Lark Guide
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