Still on my diet, still married to Ken, still General Secretary of the United Nations

Winnie and Wilf, an elderly couple from the backstreets of Birmingham win a million pounds in a magazine competition. But will success change them? Another brilliant Corrin Huntley documentary from Victoria Wood As Seen On TV from 1986.

Terror of The Ming-Mongs A prize-winning edition of Victoria Wood's 1980s sketch series, containing her short but witty Who spoof, with Jim Broadbent as the Doctor. His penalty for failing to beat the deadly Crayola is to have his mega plumfinity converted into negative cretathorgs. The thick girlie assistant Fiona and camp security guards are most amusing.

Spoof documentary from 'Victoria Wood As Seen on TV'. Victoria Wood, Christopher Strauli and Deborah Grant as gormless, Southern English flatmates. "Who are the be-atles?" This is how to do naturalistic comedy! Modern naughties comedy scene take note!

Running a telephone deodorizing service can be pretty hard

Parody of Coronation Street taken from "Victoria Wood - As Seen On TV" Stars Victoria Wood, Julie Walters and Lill Roughley as Ena Sharples, Martha Longhurst and Minnie Caldwell.

Spoof documentary of public school girls from 'Victoria Wood As Seen on TV' from 1985. Stars Felicity Montague (later to become Lynn in 'I'm Alan Partridge' (and sharing the same headmistress with 'Mind Your Language')

Victoria Woods and Julie Walters Cafe Sketch