Brilliant British Banter & Saucy Limericks! Classic ISIHAC (1991)

"There once was a panel of wits, who tore every poem to bits..." 📜✨ Get ready for the sharpest, cheekiest, and most hilariously unbroadcastable rhymes in BBC Radio history! our I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue collection! If you appreciate the fine art of British wordplay and cheeky innuendo, you will absolutely adore the legendary Limericks round. Tasked with completing five-line poems on the spot, the panel serves up an absolute masterclass in poetic disaster and quick-fire comedy. For this compilation, we have dug deep into the archives of Series 19 (1991)—a season famously packed with some of the best limerick rounds ever broadcast. Listen as comedy titans Barry Cryer, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, and Willie Rushton try to outsmart each other (and the BBC censors) under the watchful, weary eye of host Humphrey Lyttelton. Grab a nice cuppa, settle in, and see if you can guess the rhyming punchlines before the panel delivers them. Which limerick is your absolute favourite? Let us know in the comments below! 🎧 In this compilation : Limericks Round (16 November 1991) Limericks Round (02 November 1991) Limericks Round (09 November 1991) Limericks Round (23 November 1991) If you enjoyed these classic rhymes, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the BELL icon for more legendary British comedy archives! #ISIHAC #BBCRadio4 #BritishComedy #Limericks #RadioComedy #ComedyPuns #HumphreyLyttelton #ClassicComedy #BritishHumour #PanelShow