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Like Warner Brothers cartoons (Merrie Melodies, Looney Tunes) of old? There are lots of references which are now obscure but never fear there is an old website out there with a glossary of terms at Warner Bros Cartoon Companion - see archive.org copy.
Date order filmography of Warner Brothers Cartoons. || Also from archive.org, Music by Raymond Scott used in the cartoons.

My Music and on-line audio and radio links are now on their own page.| Star Trek, Babylon 5 and SF links

For many years (1978 to 2006 : not 1973 as the BBC state) Radio 4 used to start up with the Radio 4 theme, but the theme remains on the BBC web site as a RealAudio file- this BBC web page gives some history and has a "listen to the UK Theme" link which is to a .ram file: BBC Radio 4 UK theme. The theme was placed on the Radio 4 web site in response to the thousands who complained about its removal from the broadcast day and in 2006 a CD single was released whith made the top 30 for a week.

I have an episode list of the BBC Radio comedy series The Men from the Ministry.
For a good TMFTM site, Gary Schajer's cannot be beaten . Did you know that there was a South African Men from the Ministry? and that the show continues in production - in Finland.

I have on this site a very large (83k) listing of radio and tv shows by Tony Hancock.
Some of my favourite UK radio programs are dealt with very well on Steve Arnolds excellent British Comedy web site. Also see Epguides Radio List and also The Global British Comedy Collabrative with episode guides in PDF and DOC format.
Radio episode lists for: Dad's Army || Yes Minister || Take It From Here || It Sticks Out Half a Mile || All Gas & Gaiters.
The Navy Lark from wikipedia.

An excellent resource for old UK radio program lists is Radio Listings (use index letters at the top of the page)
For listings of US old time radio shows, Digital Deli is authoritative but select, and has a handful of shows to listen to, whilst a large set of lists are at OTRSite.com. For more on old radio programs including downloads and streams take a look at my music page which has lots of other things on it too.

A superb radio comedy web site is an unofficial Just a Minute homage, with episode guide and transcripts.

A lot of classic British radio comedy is streamed on the internet by Radio 4 extra, the renamed Radio 7, part of the BBCs recent changes, and you can listen to some of it via the BBC's very risky flash dependent I-player. The BBC dropped all RealPlayer streaming in October 2009 apart from the World Service.

For a British slant on radio drama programs (but no audio), Diversity

I am fond of I Love Lucy which has not been shown in the UK for some time, and the radio program which came before it, My Favorite Husband.

Encyclopaedia of Television was once a useful website but has become a paywall with no accessible navigation, (images only, javascript only, no visible content) - it was US based but covered UK TV shows as well- indexes articles on shows and actors. Try this archived link: TV museum on webarchive.org
Keep track of new tv programs on DVD at TV Shows on DVD.com