9 episodes

The Tommy Cooper Hour - Season 1

First aired Oct 31, 1973Season 1

Browse all 9 episodes in this season, including available images, air dates, runtimes, ratings and episode summaries from TMDB.

Episodes

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Episode 1

31 October 1973

NR
Oct 31, 1973

See the incredible 'One Mam Theatre', in which our hero plays 400 parts! See the only holder of a black belt in defensive origami!

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Episode 2

Tommy Cooper's Christmas

NR
Dec 25, 1973

Tommy adds his touch to the season of goodwill, showing how to cook a duck egg omelette, play snooker with a sand wedge and ride an ostrich.

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Episode 3

2 January 1974

NR
Jan 2, 1974

Meet Marmaduke Marmalade, the puppet who's behind with his tax, Fred the fish and Brigadier Fotherington-Smythe and Kommandant Frizt von Schweinhund, who only have a nose between them.

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Episode 4

24 April 1974

NR
Apr 24, 1974

See 'Sally the Sailor' with Tommy in both parts, a visit to a tailor to have his suit destroyed, an exploding Scout Master and two Adolf Hitlers!

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Episode 5

11 September 1974

NR
Sep 11, 1974

"Hour" (OWR) n. 60 minutes (pl): fixed habitual time for work, etc; Tommy's hour, though, is a 'Fixed Habitual Time' foe laughter, magic and fun!

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Episode 6

2 October 1974

NR
Oct 2, 1974

Tommy tries his hand, or to be more precise, his feet, as a dancer in a revived 1940s musical and demonstrates the art of fund-raising.

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Episode 7

27 November 1974

NR
Nov 27, 1974

Tommy offers a masterclass in ventriloquism and plans to show another of his mystery movies (where what he does is a mystery even to him until it happens!)

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Episode 8

25 December 1974

NR
Dec 25, 1974

Tommy and his special guests pull out all the stops to present fun-packed, festive extravaganza for Christmas Day!

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Episode 9

26 February 1975

NR
Feb 26, 1975

See Tommy track down a murderer, drive a van over a steeplechase course, take on a heavyweight boxer, ruin a soul singer's performances, give a new dimension to Frankenstein's Monster and drive a television doctor to the point of tears.