Andrew Timothy
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Andrew Timothy was a BBC Radio announcer who is best known for being the original announcer of the comedy series The Goon Show. He has a son, Christopher Timothy, an actor, whose most notable role was probably the vet James Herriot in the BBC TV series All Creatures Great and Small.
[edit] The Goon Show
He announced the show from its inception in 1951, but left part-way through the fourth series in 1953 "fearing for his sanity" and was replaced by Wallace Greenslade, who went on to announce the show until the show's end in 1960. However, when The Last Goon Show of All came around in 1972, Greenslade had died, so Timothy came back to announce the special reunion show. When a 2001 remake of The Goon Show called Goon Again was made, his son, Christopher, announced the show.
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| The Goons |
| Michael Bentine • Spike Milligan • Harry Secombe • Peter Sellers |
| Other Contributors |
| Ray Ellington • Max Geldray • Wallace Greenslade • Larry Stephens • Wally Stott • Eric Sykes • Andrew Timothy |
| Radio & TV Series |
| The Goon Show • The Telegoons |
| Films |
| Let's Go Crazy • Penny Points to Paradise • Down Among the Z Men • The Case of the Mukkinese Battle Horn • The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film |
| Characters |
| Cast members and their Characters • Major Bloodnok • Bluebottle • Henry Crun and Minnie Bannister • Eccles • Hercules Grytpype-Thynne • Count Jim Moriarty • Neddie Seagoon |
| General information |
| Episodes and archiving • Running Jokes |
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