In a rare piece of BBC archive from 1973, the outrageous Kenny Everett gives a quirky tour of the Top of the Pops studio and answers children's questions about his taste in pop music, his radio show and killing Tony Blackburn.

Sketches Include: Kenny buried by ITV and dug up by the BBC. BBC Doors (with Terry Wogan). Gizzard Puke - jewish santa. BBC Boardroom. Two Old Ladies (with Billy Connolly). Politician - public media. Cupid - cannes film festival. Designer Jeans (with Bob Geldof). BBC Shopping List. Kenny meets Sting. Dentist Magician. Gizzard Puke - starting handle. Dentist Magician 2. Cupid - burt reynolds. Scots Ice Cream sketch (with Billy Connolly and David Frost). Buster Keaton Homage by Barney Shamrock. Photo Booth (with Bob Geldof). Shoot the Dog. Arab Ice Cream sketch (with Billy Connolly and David Frost).

A tribute to innovative entertainer Kenny Everett, first broadcast in 1995, in the month following his passing. Featuring some of the magical moments from his career and including personal memories from Tony Blackburn, Barry Cryer and Terry Wogan.

Classic moments from the five series that Kenny Everett made for the BBC. Stand by for laughs from unforgettable characters Cupid Stunt, Sid Snot, Gizzard Puke and others.

Classic moments brought to the screen by Kenny Everett's stable of wacky characters, including Sid Snot, Cupid Stunt and Marcel Wave. Guest appearances by Joanna Lumley, Billy Connolly and Janet Street-Porter.

Heroes of Comedy takes a look at the life and career of the well loved comedian and radio DJ, featuring classic clips and interviews with celebrity friends and fans such as Cleo Rocos and Terry Wogan.

Kenny Everett with Julian Clary presenting a celebration of the life and legacy of the controversial comedian. The show includes an uncensored version of the Hot Gossip dance routine that enraged Mary Whitehouse. The Evening Standard commented - "Julian Clary stands in front of a white background and remembers the lunacy of Everett's Thames years, complete with mad characters, the crew laughing, and Hot Gossip dancing in their pants. Brilliant."

Interviewed: Cleo Rocos, Billy Connolly, Robin Gib, Russell Brand, Lulu, Barry Cryer, Leigh Francis, Michael McIntyre, Chris Moyles, Chris Tarrant, Kate Adie, Paul McKenna, Michael Parkinson (a friend of Cubid Stunt), Sir. Cliff Richard, John Lennon.

In this one-hour special we take a look back at classic 'Kenny' moments from his successful TV and DJ career. We explore the life and work of this comic genius through to his tragic death in 1995, as we are guided through moments of his life in his own words through astonishing radio interviews and extraordinary never before seen home movie footage. Included within the programme are truly astounding exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names in comedy, music, television and radio as well as remarkable revelations from the people who loved him and knew him the best. Kenny's first boyfriend and ex manager to The Beatles, Peter Brown reveals all in an exclusive interview about his relationship with Kenny. Also Kenny's ex-wife Lee Everett Alkin herself divulges in a special interview how Kenny's proposal came about thanks to John Lennon, the reservations she had about marrying him and talks openly about Kenny's sexuality, their wedding and the time they had together as a married couple. Plus in a candid interview with close friend Cleo Rocos she describes the remarkable relationship she had with Kenny and the upsetting moment he told her he was HIV-positive. His sister Cate, will for the first time recall an idyllic childhood in Liverpool with her beloved brother and give us a unique insight into this charismatic and loveable character. He may have been a whirlwind of self-confidence on TV but in private he was a very shy and intelligent man as shown in rarely seen interview footage included in this programme. In other interviews good friend and rock legend Roger Taylor talks about the friendship both he and Freddie Mercury had with Kenny and credits Kenny with turning Bohemian Rhapsody into a hit - and Steve Norman from Spandau Ballet who says he really was Cuddly Ken. As a successful radio DJ, Kenny's TV popularity grew when he fronted The Kenny Everett Video Show for [y]Thames[/y] from 1978 and then moved to the BBC with The Kenny Everett