Wogan

- Season 3

(1984)

The series returns for a 14-episode run, with guests including Lee Marvin, Pat Phoenix and Gloria Gaynor.

Terry talks to Julie Walters following her new-found fame in "Educating Rita". Also chatting on the show are Anthony Andrews and Norman Tebbit, with music from Shakin' Stevens and Bonnie Tyler.

Terry teases David Attenborough over whether he's past his best and suffering from "advancing senility". Also on the show are Paul Daniels, Matthew Kelly and Randy Crawford.

Terry's guests include Christopher Reeve, Tracey Ullman and Brian Walden.

Terry's guests are Max Boyce, Bob Fosse and Lynn Redgrave.

Containing one of the interviews that Terry has cited as a personal favourite: a chance to verbally joust with Mel Brooks. Also on the show is Larry Grayson, explaining his love of old movies.

Victoria Principal and John Mortimer are among the guests on this edition.

Terry asks Joan Rivers if her reputation as "the meanest bitch in America" is true. Also on the show are Gerald Priestland and Shelley Winters.

Terry talks with French and Saunders about the nature of "alternative comedy", and a double act without a straight woman. Also on the show are investigative reporter Roger Cook and singer David Essex.

Bob Monkhouse and Stephanie Lawrence are among the guests talking to Terry.

Terry has a frank chat with Cher about acting, ageing and cosmetic surgery, and asks Boy George about his popularity in America.

Cliff Richard performs his new single "Baby You're Dynamite", and chats to Terry about longevity, Christianity, celibacy and performing as an older man. Also talking to Terry are Jan Lapotaire and Michael Parkinson.

Kenny Everett joins Terry in the aftermath of his decision to joke "let's bomb Russia!" at a Conservative Party Conference. Kenny discusses his apolitical stance, whether he's "sold out", and the onset of middle age.

A special episode looking back over highlights of the third series. Some of the featured guests include Mel Brooks, Lee Marvin, Joan Rivers and Tracey Ullman.