BBC Call my Bluff Robert Robinson 70s 

Great to see this old footage of Patrick Campbell, very funny and witty man. As a child growing up with a stammer in the 70's I found him completely inspiring and still do. I can't think of anyone else with a significant stammer who ever appeared on prime time TV either before or since. RIP Patrick.

used to love this as a teenager better than the crap you get now on tv

As a family, we never missed an episode in the 70s - extraordinarily nostalgic, thank you for uploading!

I just watched the Fry and Laurie sketch. Very funny, and in a way it ads to the affection we now express for the real Robert Robinson. Ting! and RIP.

The saddest thing the way this fades out, with Patrick struggling to find words as the light dims and that time fades away from us, another time of better men and we are thrown back to ours.

Frank Muir.what a gent!!.." everyone's a fruit and nut case...."...and "watch out there's a humphrey about.." brilliant stuff! irreplaceable!

Its Noel Edmonds' ambition to appear in every TV programme ever made.

A host who doesn't sound like he's introducing acts at a festival, no screaming audience, no "Ooh, look at me, look at me" reality show celebrity contestants that you've never heard of and a set that isn't a lurid neon nightmare.

Ah, would that it were, Mr Charteris, would that it were...

How to go back 50yrs in 2min 35sec lovely to see again watched these many times in childhood 1970s

Thank you for this. I loved watching this as a child.

Patrick Campbell & Frank Muir. They turned their speech impediments to their advantage.

"And the next word Frank, is 'rancour'"

Robert was a great presenter with a very distinctive voice God Bless. My sympathy to the family on his passing 12/08/11.

Back when tv was worth watching

there was real competition between Muir and campbell it made it such fun

Surprised to learn that Patrick Campbell had a peerage title, the 3rd Baron Glenavy. The title became extinct with the death of his brother the 4th baron.

As a kid, the youngest in family, I used to love watching Call My Bluff on the still relatively new-fangled BBC 2. It was wonderfully genteel and entertainingly enlightening.

I miss this show, many laughs.

Joan Bakewell was such a hottie back in the day - in her seventies now. Probably still would.