<p>Harry Secombe could have had reasonable grounds for claiming to be the hardest working man in showbusiness in January 1958: panto (Puss In Boots), TV (Sunday Night At The London Palladium), the Goons, a movie (Davy) and goodness knows what else. </p><p><br></p><p>Likewise, his colleague Peter Sellers was feeling the pressure of work and his doctor advised a rest on what would have been a scheduled Goon Show recording day. As a result – and much to the chagrin of Spike Milligan – on Sunday 19th January two Goon Shows were recorded, including the one we’re discussing this week, freeing up the following Sunday for Sellers to spend some time with his cameras. </p><p><br></p><p><em>The Curse of Frankenstein</em>, as the title suggests, concerns a dying Laird intending to leave his entire fortune to the first Scotsman to play the bagpipes at the South Pole. </p><p><br></p><p>Joining Tyler this week is returning guest Chas Early and as well as breaking down the episode they chat Morecambe &amp; Wise, Aussie politicians, a waxwork Welshman, the Quarrymen and Spike the balladeer!</p>