# Lionel Blair
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lionel blair (born Henry Lionel Ogus; 12 December 1928) is a British actor, choreographer, tap dancer and television presenter. He is possibly most well-known in the United Kingdom for presenting the quiz programme Name That Tune.
== Early life ==
Henry Lionel Ogus was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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Both Neil and Saff are feeling off in this week’s podcast.
Saff because she’s not lost any weight and Neil because he was on the lash all day yesterday, with his new rugby mates (ooooooh, …
29/01/2011
Fi Glover with showbiz icon Lionel Blair, poet Aoife Mannix, a man who survived the Moscow theatre siege of 2002 and a woman who rents her house out as a filming location; top-selling artist Jack Vettriano reveals his Secret Life and actress Tamsin Greig shares her Inheritance Tracks.
DwarfCast 171 – Re-Disc-overy: Series VI
"Nic Farey is why we have to take off our shoes in airports"
Even by the standards of the Red Dwarf DVDs, the series VI release was special and probably represents the arguable pinnacle of the original set of releases. As such, Cappsy, Danny and Ian had a marvellous time reliving an absolutely pac…
In Conversation - Episode 21 - "At that moment Lionel Blair came in wearing a witch's hat..."
"At that moment Lionel Blair came in wearing a witch's hat..."
This time Oliver Crocker, producer of 'The Bill Podcast' joins the 'RTA' Team to talk about a host of subjects including working in television, his books examining 'The Bill' & 'All Creatures Great And Small' and working on the DVDs of…
Episode 29: One Moment of Humanity (Space: 1999)
It's a mad time this week as a fusion of light jazz, Lionel Blair, bare chested men and cockroaches confuse the life out of both of us. Colin, even though he's watched it a million times, still doesn't quite get what this episode is about. Indeed, this would have fit in well within the body of Year…
Ep 19 Lionel Asbo (2012)
Another attempt at a state-of-the-nation comic novel, but this time feeling detached, as if Amis is no longer up to date with British society. In this discussion I refer to "Who let the dogs out?" by the Baha Men, Evelyn Waugh's Vile Bodies (1930), whether Mean Mr Mustard makes sense as an 80s nick…
S9 EP35: Richard Armitage (Video Edition)
This week on Life’s A Beach, Alan Carr is joined by actor, writer and all-round talent Richard Armitage.
From his early holiday memories in Anglesey to skiing adventures, to living in New York, and even bumping into Lady Gaga on a flight, Richard shares some amazing travel tales from his acting c…
Kublai Khan's Kamikaze Climbdown
The Mongols attempted to invade Japan on 5th November, 1274. Despite having a fleet of 900 ships, they failed - in part due to a ‘kamikaze’ typhoon that whooshed their boats back to Korea.
Then they tried again - and failed again.
In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly consider how a gunpowder-…
Liza Goddard- "Sweating Through His Paws Onto The Floor"
Would you believe it? This week's guest President is the wonderful Liza Goddard, one of Britain's most beloved actresses, whose remarkable career has spanned more than six decades, from Skippy the Bush Kangaroo and Take Three Girls to the stage, television and beyond.
So pull on your walking boots …
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