Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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| 01 | What Will You Be When You Grow Up? | 20200819 | 20221006 (BBC7) 20210816 (R4) | In this third series, Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. In earlier series, episodes revolved around the terrible blind date Chris was set up on, his fantasy French boyfriend inspired by a school textbook, making a fish pie for his dying neighbour, and his failure to write a novel. As ever, Chris remains entirely willing to expose himself to a late-night, possibly bed-bound, audience and this third series of Woof finds him recounting more autobiographical stories of his life in love, lust and mediocrity. In the first episode, we examine the trials of ageing. After a telephone conversation with his doctor, taken while admiring the sheer capacity of the Haribo aisle in a Hamburg supermarket, we join Chris walking away from diabetes. Written by Chris Neill Starring: Chris Neill, Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4 Music used: Dance Away - The Bryan Ferry Orchestra This Guy's In Love With You - Sachal Studios Orchestra Don't Think Twice It's Alright - Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau Introduction And Allegro For Harp, Flute, Clarinet And String Quartet (Ravel) - (Performance uncredited) Limbo Jazz - Duke Ellington and Coleman Hawkins Gotta Get Up - Harry Nilsson Our Day Will Come - Amy WinehouseIn this third series, Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. In earlier series, episodes revolved around the terrible blind date Chris was set up on, his fantasy French boyfriend inspired by a school textbook, making a fish pie for his dying neighbour, and his failure to write a novel. As ever, Chris remains entirely willing to expose himself to a late-night, possibly bed-bound, audience and this third series of Woof finds him recounting more autobiographical stories of his life in love, lust and mediocrity.In the first episode, we examine the trials of ageing. After a telephone conversation with his doctor, taken while admiring the sheer capacity of the Haribo aisle in a Hamburg supermarket, we join Chris walking away from diabetes. The return of Chris Neill and his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in August 2020. |
| 02 | Hamburg Noir | 20200826 | 20221013 (BBC7) 20210817 (R4) | In programme two: 'Wie gehts?' This week's story involves slightly awkward small talk with a German police officer investigating the unexpected death of Chris's neighbour on a visit to Hamburg. And some confusion over recycling. Written by Chris Neill Starring: Chris Neill, Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4 In programme two: 'Wie gehts?' This week's story involves slightly awkward small talk with a German police officer investigating the unexpected death of Chriss neighbour on a visit to Hamburg. And some confusion over recycling. There's slightly awkward small talk with a German police officer investigating the unexpected death of Chris's neighbour on a visit to Hamburg. Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in August 2020. Awkward small talk with a German cop. Bittersweet comic tales with Chris Neill. There's slightly awkward small talk with a German police officer investigating the unexpected death of Chriss neighbour on a visit to Hamburg. In this third series, Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. In earlier series, episodes revolved around the terrible blind date Chris was set up on, his fantasy French boyfriend inspired by a school textbook, making a fish pie for his dying neighbour, and his failure to write a novel. As ever, Chris remains entirely willing to expose himself to a late-night, possibly bed-bound, audience and this third series of Woof recounts more autobiographical stories of his life in love, lust and mediocrity. There's slightly awkward small talk with a German police officer investigating the unexpected death of Chriss neighbour on a visit to Hamburg. |
| 03 | Habits Of A Social Animal | 20200902 | 20221020 (BBC7) 20210818 (R4) | In this third series, Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. In earlier series, episodes revolved around the terrible blind date Chris was set up on, his fantasy French boyfriend inspired by a school textbook, making a fish pie for his dying neighbour, and his failure to write a novel. As ever, Chris remains entirely willing to expose himself to a late-night, possibly bed-bound, audience and this third series of Woof has more autobiographical stories of his life in love, lust and mediocrity. In programme three: 'Have you two met? ? Getting out and meeting people is not something Chris (and many other people) find easy – he examines parties and the swings and roundabouts of social intercourse. And a glass bowl gets broken. Stand up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. Written by Chris Neill Starring: Chris Neill, Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4 In programme three: 'Have you two met? ? Getting out and meeting people is not something Chris (and many other people) find easy – he examines parties and the swings and roundabouts of social intercourse. And a glass bowl gets broken. Stand up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. In programme three: 'Have you two met? Getting out and meeting people is not something Chris (and many other people) find easy he examines parties and the swings and roundabouts of social intercourse. And a glass bowl gets broken. Stand up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. Getting out and meeting people is not something Chris Neill (and many other people) find easy. So he sets out to examine parties and the swings and roundabouts of social intercourse. A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in September 2020. |
| 04 LAST | Parakeet Frenzy | 20200909 | 20221027 (BBC7) 20210819 (R4) | In programme four: 'Have you got a shoebox? ? Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friend ‘s woeful love life into perspective. If you love something – give it a banana? Stand-up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. Written by Chris Neill Starring: Chris Neill, Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4 In programme four: 'Have you got a shoebox? Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friend s woeful love life into perspective. If you love something give it a banana? Stand-up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. In programme four: 'Have you got a shoebox? ? Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friend ‘s woeful love life into perspective. If you love something – give it a banana? Stand-up comedy illustrated with sketches featuring Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder. In this third series, Chris Neill continues his comedic exploration of affairs of the heart, the unexpected humiliations of ageing, and what bloody good luck it is that he has met his boyfriend, Rory. In earlier series, episodes revolved around the terrible blind date Chris was set up on; his fantasy French boyfriend inspired by a school textbook; making a fish pie for his dying neighbour; and his failure to write a novel. As ever, Chris remains entirely willing to expose himself to a late-night, possibly bed-bound, audience and this third series of Woof has more autobiographical stories of his life in love, lust and mediocrity. Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friend‘s woeful love life into perspective. A Giddy Goat production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in September 2020. Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friends woeful love life into perspective. If you love something - give it a banana? Chris has an unexpected encounter with a wild bird which puts his friends woeful love life into perspective. If you love something give it a banana? |