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"Funny Business" (2 episodes )
  1. Gags to Riches (16 January 2013) - Himself  
  2. Deal Makers (16 February 2013) - Himself  
"Adam Hills in Gordon St Tonight" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #2.6 (14 March 2012) - Himself  
"Whitney" (2 episodes )
  1. Mind Games (1 February 2012) - Dr. Grant  
  2. Space Invaders (6 February 2013) - Dr. Grant  
"Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #4.1 (1 February 2012) - Himself  
"The Many Faces of..." (2 episodes )
  1. Les Dawson (24 December 2011) - Himself  
  2. Ronnie Barker (24 December 2012) - Self  
"The ONE Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 21 November 2011 (21 November 2011) - Himself  
"Efter Tio" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 25 April 2011 (25 April 2011) - Himself  
"Special Collector's Edition" (1 episode)
... aka "Edición Especial Coleccionista" - Spain (original title)
  1. Comparativa: La vida de Brian (9 November 2010) - dedicatee  
"Robins" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #6.2 (9 October 2010) - Himself - Guest  
"Entourage" (1 episode)
  1. Lose Yourself (12 September 2010) - Himself  
"The Graham Norton Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #7.3 (26 April 2010) - Himself  
"Skavlan" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #3.11 (16 April 2010) - Himself - Guest  
"Just for Laughs" (1 episode)
... aka "Just for Laughs Comedy Festival" - Canada (English title) (long title)
  1. John Cleese (26 October 2009) - Himself - Host , Writer (writer)  
"Monty Python: Almost the Truth - Lawyers Cut" (6 episodes )
  1. The Much Funnier Second Episode (18 October 2009) - Himself  
  2. The Not-So-Interesting Beginnings (18 October 2009) - Himself  
  3. And Now, the Sordid Personal Bits (19 October 2009) - Himself  
  4. The Ultimate Holy Grail Episode (20 October 2009) - Himself  
  5. Lust for Glory! (21 October 2009) - Himself  
  6. Finally! The Last Episode Ever! (For Now...) (22 October 2009) - Himself  
"Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.132 (14 October 2009) - Himself  
"Beyond a Joke" (1 episode)
  1. A Class Apart (4 May 2009) - Himself  
"The Bonnie Hunt Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 4 February 2009 (4 February 2009) - Himself  
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #7.17 (3 February 2009) - Himself - Guest  
"Batteries Not Included" (6 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (30 October 2008) - Himself  
  2. Episode #1.2 (6 November 2008) - Himself  
  3. Episode #1.3 (13 November 2008) - Himself  
  4. Episode #1.4 (20 November 2008) - Himself  
  5. Episode #1.5 (27 November 2008) - Himself  
  6. Episode #1.6 (4 December 2008) - Himself  
"Loose Women" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #13.3 (3 September 2008) - Himself  
"Legends" (1 episode)
  1. Marty Feldman: Six Degrees of Separation (31 March 2008) - Himself  
"Hannity & Colmes" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 31 January 2008 (31 January 2008) - Himself  
"More Boys Who Do Comedy" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.1 (6 November 2007) - Himself  
"Just for Laughs" (1 episode)
... aka "Ed Byrne's Just for Laughs" - Ireland (English title) (complete title)
... aka "Just for Laughs Comedy Festival" - Canada (English title) (rerun title)
... aka "Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival" - Canada (English title) (long title)
  1. Best of 2006 (1 January 2007) - Himself  
"Monty Python's Personal Best" (5 episodes )
  1. Eric Idle's Personal Best (22 February 2006) - Himself/Various Characters (also archive footage)  
  2. Graham Chapman's Personal Best (22 February 2006) - Himself/Various Characters (also archive footage)  
  3. John Cleese's Personal Best (1 March 2006) - Himself/Various Characters (also archive footage)  
  4. Terry Gilliam's Personal Best (1 March 2006) - Himself/Various Characters (also archive footage)  
  5. Michael Palin's Personal Best (8 March 2006) - Himself/Various Characters (also archive footage)  
"Dokument: Humor" (1 episode)
  1. Stolthet och fördomar i Europa (17 November 2005) - Himself  
"Comedy Connections" (1 episode)
  1. Monty Python's Flying Circus (21 February 2005) - Himself  
"Wetten, dass..?" (1 episode)
  1. Wetten, dass..? aus Berlin (4 July 2004) - Himself  
"VH1 Goes Inside" (1 episode)
  1. Shrek (16 May 2004) - Himself  
"X-Play" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 17 March 2004 (17 March 2004) - Himself  
"Britain's Best Sitcom" (1 episode)
  1. Fawlty Towers (24 January 2004) - Himself  
"Time Shift" (1 episode)
  1. Missing Believed Wiped (29 December 2003) - Himself  
"Will & Grace" (6 episodes )
  1. Heart Like a Wheelchair (6 November 2003) - Lyle Finster (uncredited)  
  2. The Accidental Tsuris (15 January 2004) - Lyle Finster (uncredited)  
  3. Flip-Flop: Part 1 (26 February 2004) - Lyle Finster (uncredited) , Soundtrack (performer: "Something Good" (1965) (uncredited))  
  4. Flip-Flop: Part 2 (4 March 2004) - Lyle Finster (uncredited)  
  5. I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't: Part 1 (29 April 2004) - Lyle Finster (uncredited)  
  6. I Do, Oh, No, You Di-in't: Part 2 (29 April 2004) - Lyle Finster (uncredited)  
"Rove Live" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #4.7 (25 March 2003) - Himself  
"E! True Hollywood Story" (1 episode)
  1. The Bond Girls (17 November 2002) - Himself  
"House of Mouse" (4 episodes )
... aka "Disney's House of Mouse" - USA (complete title)
  1. House of Scrooge (2 September 2002) - Narrator (segment 'Midsummer Night's Dream') (voice)  
  2. House of Genius (2 September 2002) - Narrator (segment 'Mickey's Mechanical House') (voice)  
  3. Mickey and Minnie's Big Vacation (2 September 2002) - Narrator (segment 'Around the World in 80 Days') (voice)  
  4. Pete's Christmas Caper (16 November 2002) - Narrator (segment 'The Nutcracker') (voice)  
"My Adventures in Television" (7 episodes )
... aka "Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central)" - USA (original title)
  1. No Escape (1 January 2002) - Red Lansing  
  2. Pilot (27 March 2002) - Red Lansing  
  3. Diversity (31 March 2002) - Red Lansing  
  4. The Art of Groveling (3 April 2002) - Red Lansing  
  5. The Chinese Baby (17 April 2002) - Red Lansing  
  6. Death Be Not Pre-Empted (29 May 2002) - Red Lansing  
  7. Fired (12 June 2002) - Red Lansing  
"The Sketch Show Story" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.2 (1 November 2001) - Himself  
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" (2 episodes )
... aka "The Late Late Show" - USA (short title)
  1. Episode dated 15 June 2001 (15 June 2001) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 18 February 2004 (18 February 2004) - Himself  
"The Human Face" (4 episodes )
  1. Face to Face (7 March 2001) - Himself - Presenter  
  2. Here's Looking at You! (14 March 2001) - Himself - Presenter  
  3. Beauty (21 March 2001) - Himself - Presenter  
  4. Fame (25 March 2001) - Himself - Presenter  
"Brigitte & Friends" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 28 May 2000 (28 May 2000) - Himself  
"MADtv" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #5.9 (20 November 1999) - Himself  
  2. Episode #7.7 (24 November 2001) - Himself  
"Comme au cinéma" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 18 October 1999 (18 October 1999) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 18 November 1999 (18 November 1999) - Himself  
"Casper & Mandrilaftalen" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #2.2 (3 September 1999) - Gun rack Technician  
"Mickey Mouse Works" (5 episodes )
... aka "Mouseworks" - USA (alternative title)
  1. Episode #1.6 (5 June 1999) - Himself - Narrator (voice)  
  2. Episode #2.1 (11 September 1999) - Himself - Narrator (voice)  
  3. Episode #2.5 (23 October 1999) - Himself - Narrator (voice)  
  4. Episode #2.6 (30 October 1999) - Himself - Narrator (voice)  
  5. Episode #2.10 (18 December 1999) - Himself - Narrator (voice)  
"Laughter in the House: The Story of British Sitcom" (1 episode)
  1. The Sensational Seventies (31 March 1999) - Himself / 'Basil Fawlty'  
"In the Wild" (1 episode)
  1. Operation Lemur: Mission to Madagascar (23 August 1998) - Himself  
"Funny Women" (1 episode)
  1. Prunella Scales (24 June 1998) - Himself  
"Kiss Me Kate" (1 episode)
  1. Calendar (18 May 1998) - Himself  
"3rd Rock from the Sun" (4 episodes )
... aka "3rd Rock" - USA (promotional abbreviation)
... aka "Encounters of the Personal Kind" - Israel (English title)
  1. Just Your Average Dick (28 April 1998) - Dr. Liam Neesam  
  2. Dick and the Other Guy (29 April 1998) - Dr. Liam Neesam  
  3. Mary Loves Scoochie: Part 1 (8 May 2001) - Dr. Liam Neesam  
  4. Mary Loves Scoochie: Part 2 (15 May 2001) - Dr. Liam Neesam  
"Dennis Miller Live" (1 episode)
  1. Greed (6 March 1998) - Himself  
"Mundo VIP" (1 episode)
  1. Show nº56 (31 May 1997) - Himself  
"Lo + plus" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 25 April 1997 (25 April 1997) - Himself  
"Sen kväll med Luuk" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #3.4 (24 April 1997) - Himself  
"Heroes of Comedy" (4 episodes )
  1. Les Dawson (16 April 1997) - Himself  
  2. The Goons (7 May 1997) - Himself  
  3. Peter Cook (19 January 1998) - Himself  
  4. Spike Milligan (2 March 2002) - Himself  
"TFI Friday" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 24 January 1997 (24 January 1997) - Himself  
"The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" (1 episode)
... aka "The Daily Show" - USA (original title)
... aka "A Daily Show with Jon Stewart" - USA (new title)
... aka "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Global Edition" - International (English title) (cut version)
  1. John Cleese (21 January 1997) - Himself  
"Saturday Night Live" (1 episode)
... aka "NBC's Saturday Night" - USA (complete title)
... aka "SNL" - USA (informal title)
... aka "SNL 25" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "Saturday Night" - USA (first season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live '80" - USA (sixth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 15" - USA (fifteenth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 20" - USA (twentieth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 25" - USA (twentyfifth season title)
  1. Kevin Spacey/Beck (11 January 1997) - Himself/Various/Mr. Praline (uncredited)  
"Mystery Science Theater 3000" (1 episode)
... aka "MST 3000" - USA (short title)
... aka "MST3K" - USA (short title)
... aka "Mystery Science Theater Hour" - USA (rerun title)
... aka "The Mystery Science Theater Hour" - USA (syndication title)
  1. Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (17 February 1996) - Soundtrack (lyrics: "Knights of the Round Table")  
"Look at the State We're In!" (1 episode)
  1. Local Government (27 May 1995) - Minister  
"Late Show with David Letterman" (1 episode)
... aka "Late Show Backstage" - USA (title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka "The Late Show" - USA (informal short title)
  1. Episode dated 18 May 1995 (18 May 1995) - Himself  
"Charlie Rose" (1 episode)
... aka "The Charlie Rose Show" - USA (original title)
  1. Episode dated 2 March 1995 (2 March 1995) - Himself  
"The Unpleasant World of Penn & Teller" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.2 (14 January 1994) - Himself  
"Last of the Summer Wine" (1 episode)
  1. Welcome to Earth (27 December 1993) - Neighbour  
"Wogan" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 14 December 1990 (14 December 1990) - Himself  
"Lunettes noires pour nuits blanches" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 14 January 1989 (14 January 1989) - Himself  
"Cheers" (1 episode)
  1. Simon Says (5 March 1987) - Dr. Simon Finch-Royce  
"Aspel & Company" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #3.11 (22 March 1986) - Himself  
  2. Episode #6.6 (8 October 1988) - Himself  
"The South Bank Show" (2 episodes )
  1. John Cleese (12 January 1986) - Himself  
  2. Monty Python's Spamalot (15 October 2006) - Himself  
"Late Night with David Letterman" (4 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 27 November 1984 (27 November 1984) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 28 January 1986 (28 January 1986) - Himself  
  3. Episode dated 6 October 1986 (6 October 1986) - Himself  
  4. Episode dated 6 July 1988 (6 July 1988) - Himself  
"Fairly Secret Army" (12 episodes )
  1. A Chap Worth Following (22 October 1984) - executive producer  
  2. Operation Charm (29 October 1984) - executive producer  
  3. Romance Plughole (5 November 1984) - executive producer  
  4. The Pulses Quicken (12 November 1984) - executive producer  
  5. Eight Bods... Need More (19 November 1984) - executive producer  
  6. When the Talking Had to Stop (26 November 1984) - executive producer  
  7. I've Got a Job for You (1 September 1986) - executive producer  
  8. This Could Be Extremely Dangerous, Sir (15 September 1986) - executive producer  
  9. One Mistake, Whole Caboosh Plughole (22 September 1986) - executive producer  
  10. Ever Tried Making Love to a Marxist? (29 September 1986) - executive producer  
  11. You're Going to Be a Hero, Harry (6 October 1986) - executive producer  
  12. Treacherous Chaps, Causes (13 October 1986) - executive producer  
"Whoops Apocalypse" (1 episode)
  1. How to Get Rid of It (28 March 1982) - Lacrobat  
"Parkinson" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #10.9 (22 October 1980) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 10 March 2001 (10 March 2001) - Himself  
"Les rendez-vous du dimanche" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 30 March 1980 (30 March 1980) - Himself  
"Friday Night, Saturday Morning" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.7 (9 November 1979) - Himself  
"Not the Nine O'Clock News" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.3 (30 October 1979) - Himself  
"Doctor Who" (1 episode)
  1. City of Death: Part Four (20 October 1979) - Art Gallery Visitor  
"Ripping Yarns" (1 episode)
  1. Golden Gordon (17 October 1979) - a Passer-by  
"The Muppet Show" (1 episode)
  1. John Cleese (10 August 1977) - Himself , Writer (uncredited) , Soundtrack (performer: "The Impossible Dream")  
"Three Piece Suite" (1 episode)
  1. Little Things... That Go Bump in the Night/Every Day in Every Way/Walking the Dog (12 April 1977) - Kevin (segment "Every Day in Every Way")  
"Fawlty Towers" (12 episodes )
  1. A Touch of Class (19 September 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  2. The Builders (26 September 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  3. The Wedding Party (3 October 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  4. The Hotel Inspectors (10 October 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  5. Gourmet Night (17 October 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  6. The Germans (24 October 1975) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  7. Communication Problems (19 February 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  8. The Psychiatrist (26 February 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  9. Waldorf Salad (5 March 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  10. The Kipper and the Corpse (12 March 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  11. The Anniversary (26 March 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
  12. Basil the Rat (25 October 1979) - Writer (by) , Basil Fawlty  
"The Goodies" (1 episode)
  1. The Goodies and the Beanstalk (24 December 1973) - The genie  
"The Midnight Special" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode dated 12 October 1973 (12 October 1973) - Himself  
  2. Episode #2.40 (28 June 1974) - Himself  
"Comedy Playhouse" (1 episode)
  1. Elementary My Dear Watson (18 January 1973) - Sherlock Holmes  
"Misleading Cases" (1 episode)
  1. Regina Versus Sagittarius (10 September 1971) - Mr. Partridge  
"Sez Les" (18 episodes )
  1. Episode #3.1 (16 August 1971) - Himself - Various Characters  
  2. Episode #3.2 (22 August 1971) - Himself - Various Characters  
  3. Episode #3.3 (30 August 1971) - Himself - Various Characters  
  4. Episode #3.4 (6 September 1971) - Himself - Various Characters  
  5. Episode #8.1 (25 January 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  6. Episode #8.2 (1 February 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  7. Episode #8.3 (8 February 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  8. Episode #8.4 (15 February 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  9. Episode #8.5 (22 February 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  10. Episode #8.6 (1 March 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  11. Episode #8.7 (8 March 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  12. Episode #9.1 (28 June 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  13. Episode #9.2 (5 July 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  14. Episode #9.3 (12 July 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  15. Episode #9.4 (19 July 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  16. Episode #9.5 (26 July 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  17. Episode #9.6 (2 August 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
  18. Episode #9.7 (9 August 1974) - Himself - Various Characters  
"Jokers Wild" (6 episodes )
  1. Episode #5.2 (26 May 1971) - Himself  
  2. Episode #5.3 (2 June 1971) - Himself  
  3. Episode #6.1 (18 August 1971) - Himself  
  4. Episode #5.14 (18 August 1971) - Himself  
  5. Episode #6.4 (8 September 1971) - Himself  
  6. Episode #6.12 (3 November 1971) - Himself  
"Doctor at Large" (6 episodes )
  1. Saturday Matinee (9 May 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  2. No Ill Feeling! (30 May 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  3. It's All in the Mind (13 June 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Cynthia Darling (20 June 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Mother and Father Doing Well (18 July 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  6. Mr. Moon (22 August 1971) - Writer (writer)  
"The Two Ronnies" (20 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.2 (17 April 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.3 (24 April 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  3. Episode #1.4 (1 May 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Episode #1.5 (8 May 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Episode #1.6 (15 May 1971) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  6. Episode #1.7 (22 May 1971) - Writer (writer)  
  7. Episode #1.8 (29 May 1971) - Himself , Writer (writer)  
  8. Episode #2.1 (16 September 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  9. Episode #2.2 (23 September 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  10. Episode #2.3 (30 September 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  11. Episode #2.4 (7 October 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  12. Episode #2.5 (14 October 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  13. Episode #2.6 (21 October 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  14. Episode #2.7 (28 October 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  15. Episode #2.8 (4 November 1972) - Writer (writer)  
  16. Episode #3.2 (11 October 1973) - Writer (written by)  
  17. Episode #3.3 (25 October 1973) - Writer (written by)  
  18. Episode #3.4 (8 November 1973) - Writer (written by)  
  19. Episode #3.8 (3 January 1974) - Writer (written by)  
  20. Episode #5.8 (23 October 1976) - Writer (written by)  
"Six Dates with Barker" (1 episode)
  1. 1971: Come in and Lie Down (5 February 1971) - Writer (writer)  
"Monty Python's Flying Circus" (43 episodes )
  1. Whither Canada? (5 October 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over #1 / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Mariolini / Pepperpot #2 / Interviewer #2 / Viking / Sam Trench / General #2 / Officer / Joke Victim / Nazi  
  2. Sex and Violence (12 October 1969) - Writer (conceived and written by) , Voice Over #1 / First Frenchman / Pepperpot #4 / Interviewer / Southerner / A Scottsman on a horse / Mr. A / Stockbroker / Vicar  
  3. How to Recognise Different Types of Trees from Quite a Long Way Away (19 October 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over #1 / Mr. Bartlett / American Commentator / First Superman / Mungo the Cook / Newsreader / Interviewer  
  4. Owl-Stretching Time (26 October 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over #1 / Janet / RSM Teaching Self-Defense / Man with Rustic monologue / Stapleton the Bookseller  
  5. Man's Crisis of Identity in the Latter Half of the 20th Century (16 November 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over/General/Officer/A man in the street/Vox pop interviewer/Shouting man with handkerchief on his head/Brigadier Arthur Gormanstrop (Mrs.)/Silly Job Interviewer/Woman who is offered a burglary  
  6. It's the Arts (23 November 1969) - Writer (additional material) (as John C. Cleeseberg) , Announcer / Interviewer for It's the Arts / Viking / Chartered Accountant / Inspector Eric Praline / Frankenstein's Monster / Second Policeman / A Scottsman on a Horse / Fourth Writer (as John C. Cleeseberg)  
  7. You're No Fun Anymore (30 November 1969) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Peter/Board Member/American Voice/Sergeant  
  8. Full Frontal Nudity (7 December 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over #1 / Sergeant / Store Manager / Chartered Accountant / Lionel / Eric Praline / Third Young Man  
  9. The Ant, an Introduction (14 December 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voiceover/Spanish Lecturer/The Announcer/Sir George Head/Member of the Mounties Choir/Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs.)/Brian Equator (voice) , Soundtrack (performer: "The Lumberjack Song" (uncredited))  
  10. Untitled (21 December 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voice Over #1/Robber/Voice of Block/Vocational Guidance Counsellor/David/Customer/Pearson/Captain R. H. Pretty/Roger Thompson  
  11. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Goes to the Bathroom (28 December 1969) - Writer (written by) , Voiceover #1 / Inspector Tiger / Jimmy Buzzard / Ken Dove / A.J.P. Taylor / Professor Enid Gumby (voice)  
  12. The Naked Ant (4 January 1970) - Writer (written by) , Voiceover #1/Second Man/Professor Tiddles/Mr. Hilter (Adolf Hitler)/Interviewer/Stockbroker/First Sergeant/Upperclass Twit/Upperclass Twit of the Year Commentator/Third Robert (voice)  
  13. Intermission (11 January 1970) - Writer (written by) , Voiceover #1 / Douglas / Albatross Seller / Inspector / Nurse / Interviewer / First 'Probe-Around' Host / Policeman at Ouija Board / Beryl / Flight Lieutenant Ken Frankenstein (Mrs.) / Dr. Larch (voice)  
  14. Dinsdale! (15 September 1970) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer/Sir Vincent 'Kill the Chaps' Foster/Third Gas Man/Mr. Teabags, the Minister of Silly Walks/Brian Trubshawe/'Ethel the Frog' Presenter/Gloria/Theatre Critic for the 'Western Daily News'  
  15. The Spanish Inquisition (22 September 1970) - Writer (written by) , Man with Flying Contraption / The Announcer / BBC Man / Politician / Gumby Standing on Water / First Businessman / Counsel  
  16. Deja Vu (29 September 1970) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer/Voice Over #1/Second Pilot/Bus Hijacker/St. John Limbo/Highlander/Man at Desk  
  17. The Buzz Aldrin Show (20 October 1970) - Writer (written by) , Announcer / Gumby #2 / Mr. Wiggin / Voiceover #2 / East Midlands Poet Board Sales Manager / Derek Hart / Naughty Chemist (voice)  
  18. Live from the Grill-o-Mat (27 October 1970) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer / Mr. Cutler / Mr. Eric Praline / Ken Clean-Air Systems / Colonel Type  
  19. It's a Living (3 November 1970) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Man with Dung/Peter/Fourth Man/Linkman/Third Officer/Various  
  20. The Attila the Hun Show (10 November 1970) - Writer (written by) , Announcer / Attila the Hun / Fifth Groupie / Cricketer / Arthur Figgis / Kevin O'Nassis / First City Idiot / Fourth Old Idiot / Jim / Michael Miles  
  21. Archaeology Today (17 November 1970) - Writer (written by) , Sir Robert Eversley / Referee / Mrs. Dreary Fat Boring Old Git / 'Mosquito Hunters' Narrator / Ludwig van Beethoven  
  22. How to Recognise Different Parts of the Body (24 November 1970) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer / Fourth Bruce / Professor Sir Adrian Furrows / Second Pepperpot / Doctor  
  23. Scott of the Antarctic (1 December 1970) - Writer (written by) , James McRettin / Announcer / Mr. Eric Praline / Various  
  24. How Not to Be Seen (8 December 1970) - Writer (written by) , Advertising Boss/Announcer/Mr. Glans/Gavin Millarrrrrrrrrr/Man with Enormous Ears/Old Gramophone/Fourth City Gent/Priest/Naughty Bishop/'How Not to Be Seen' Narrator (voice)  
  25. Spam (15 December 1970) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer/Hungarian/Defence/Second Ypres Voice Over/Auctioneer/Padre (as John Spam John Spam John Spam Cleese)  
  26. Royal Episode 13 (22 December 1970) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Mr. Sm/Mr. Feldman/First Doctor/Fifth Doctor/Fifth Sailor/Various  
  27. Montreux Special (16 April 1971) - Writer (written by) , Various Roles  
  28. Njorl's Saga (19 October 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Prosecuting Counsel/Mrs. Premise/Head of Drama/Alan Whicker #5/Various (as John Cleese Whicker)  
  29. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Norris' Ford Popular (26 October 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Alan/Mrs. Nigger-Baiter's Son/Second Presenter/Fourth Knight/First Officer/Police Chief/Various  
  30. The Money Programme (2 November 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Inspector Leopard/First Explorer/Mr. Vibrating/Policeman/Various  
  31. Blood, Devastation, Death, War and Horror (9 November 1972) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer/Game Show Presenter/City Gent/'Life and Death Struggles' Narrator/Voice Over/Jack (as John Ecles)  
  32. The All-England Summarise Proust Competition (16 November 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer / Gumby / Mervyn Little / Tick / Anne Elk (voice)  
  33. The War Against Pornography (23 November 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Gumby Specialist/Mr. Zorba/First Interviewer  
  34. Salad Days (30 November 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Interviewer/Gladys/Doris/Mr. Mousebender/Various  
  35. The Cycling Tour (7 December 1972) - Writer (written by) , Driver/Doctor/M. Brun/Mr. Livingstone/Secret Policeman Bag/General/Various  
  36. The Nude Man (14 December 1972) - Writer (written by) (as The Usual Lot) , Second Airline Pilot/Announcer/First Radio Voice/Mr. Wang/Mr. Robinson/Brigadier/Voice Over #3/Various  
  37. E. Henry Thripshaw's Disease (21 December 1972) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Roger Last/Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw/Various Roles  
  38. Dennis Moore (4 January 1973) - Writer (written by) , Announcer/Dennis Moore/Lord Kinwoodie/PA Announcer/Mr. Bones/Various  
  39. A Book at Bedtime (11 January 1973) - Writer (creator) , Second Reader/Captain/'Penguins' Presenter/Second Major/First Producer  
  40. The British Showbiz Awards (18 January 1973) - Writer (written by) , The Announcer / James McNeill Whistler / Pier Paolo Pasolini / Man from Curry's / Mr. Samson / Arthur Briggs' Bedmate  
  41. Michael Ellis (7 November 1974) - Writer (written by)  
  42. The Light Entertainment War (14 November 1974) - Writer (written by)  
  43. Hamlet (21 November 1974) - Writer (written by)  
"Doctor in the House" (1 episode)
  1. Why Do You Want to Be a Doctor? (12 July 1969) - Writer (written by)  
"Broaden Your Mind" (3 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.2 (4 November 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  2. Episode #1.4 (18 November 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  3. Episode #1.6 (2 December 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
"BBC Show of the Week" (1 episode)
  1. Simply Sheila (7 July 1968) - Writer (writer)  
"The Avengers" (1 episode)
  1. Look - (Stop Me If You've Heard This One) But There Were These Two Fellers... (8 May 1968) - Marcus Rugman  
"Marty" (11 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (29 April 1968) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.2 (6 May 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  3. Episode #1.5 (27 May 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  4. Episode #1.6 (3 June 1968) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Episode #2.1 (9 December 1968) - Writer (writer)  
  6. Episode #2.2 (16 December 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  7. Episode #2.3 (23 December 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  8. Episode #2.4 (30 December 1968) - Writer (additional material)  
  9. Episode #2.5 (6 January 1969) - Writer (additional material)  
  10. Episode #2.6 (13 January 1969) - Writer (additional material)  
  11. Episode dated 17 March 1969 (17 March 1969) - Writer (written by)  
"Goodbye Again" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.4 (1 January 1968) - Himself  
"Dee Time" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.25 (13 July 1967) - Himself  
"At Last the 1948 Show" (13 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.1 (15 February 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.2 (22 February 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  3. Episode #1.3 (1 March 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  4. Episode #1.4 (8 March 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  5. Episode #1.5 (15 March 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  6. Episode #1.6 (22 March 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  7. Episode #2.1 (26 September 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  8. Episode #2.2 (3 October 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  9. Episode #2.3 (10 October 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  10. Episode #2.4 (17 October 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  11. Episode #2.5 (24 October 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  12. Episode #2.6 (31 October 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
  13. Episode #2.7 (7 November 1967) - Himself - Various Characters , Writer (writer)  
"The Frost Report" (28 episodes )
  1. Authority (10 March 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  2. Holidays (17 March 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  3. Sin (24 March 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  4. Elections (31 March 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  5. Class (7 April 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  6. News (14 April 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  7. Education (21 April 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  8. Love (28 April 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  9. Law (12 May 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  10. Leisure (19 May 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  11. Medicine (26 May 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  12. Food and Drink (2 June 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  13. Trends (9 June 1966) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  14. Special: Frost Over Britain (26 March 1967) - Writer (writer) , Actor  
  15. Money (6 April 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  16. Women (6 April 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  17. The Forces (20 April 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  18. Advertising (27 April 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  19. Parliament (4 May 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  20. The Countryside (11 May 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  21. Industry (18 May 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  22. Culture (25 May 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  23. Transport (1 June 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  24. Crime (8 June 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  25. Europe (15 June 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  26. Youth (22 June 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  27. Showbusiness (29 June 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
  28. Special: Frost Over Christmas (2 December 1967) - Writer (writer) , Various Roles  
"The Ed Sullivan Show" (1 episode)
... aka "Toast of the Town" - USA (original title)
  1. Episode #18.5 (25 October 1964) - Himself (as Cambridge Circus)  
"That Was the Week That Was" (37 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.0 (1 January 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.1 (24 November 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  3. Episode #1.2 (1 December 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Episode #1.3 (8 December 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Episode #1.4 (15 December 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  6. Episode #1.5 (22 December 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  7. That Was the Year That Was (29 December 1962) - Writer (writer)  
  8. Episode #1.7 (5 January 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  9. Episode #1.8 (12 January 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  10. Episode #1.9 (19 January 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  11. Episode #1.10 (2 February 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  12. Episode #1.12 (9 February 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  13. Episode #1.13 (16 February 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  14. Episode #1.14 (23 February 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  15. Episode #1.15 (2 March 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  16. Episode #1.16 (9 March 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  17. Episode #1.17 (16 March 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  18. Episode #1.18 (23 March 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  19. Episode #1.19 (30 March 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  20. Episode #1.20 (6 April 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  21. Episode #1.21 (13 April 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  22. Episode #1.22 (20 April 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  23. Episode #1.23 (27 April 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  24. Episode #2.1 (28 September 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  25. Episode #2.2 (5 October 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  26. Episode #2.3 (12 October 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  27. Episode #2.4 (19 October 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  28. Episode #2.5 (26 October 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  29. Episode #2.6 (2 November 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  30. Episode #2.7 (9 November 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  31. Episode #2.8 (16 November 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  32. A Tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy (23 November 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  33. Episode #2.10 (30 November 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  34. Episode #2.11 (7 December 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  35. Episode #2.12 (14 December 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  36. Dick Whittington and His Fascist Hyena (21 December 1963) - Writer (writer)  
  37. That Was the Year That Was (28 December 1963) - Writer (writer)