Vintage Have I Got News For You

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YouTube is not keen on sharing these old Have I Got News For You videos for some reason. Their copyright bot "Partially" blocked some of the content in some refions which mounted to the whole videos blocked in the UK.

To this end, I have decided to share these vintage Have I Got News For You videos. I acknowledge that it is copyrighted material but its just too funny not to share.


Have I Got News For You Volume 1 (VCD - 1993)
Have I Got News For You Volume 1 VCD Front Cover
Have I Got News For You Volume 1 VCD contains excerpts from the first five series of Have I Got News For You including "The Classic Election Special". The video has been ripped from VCD and hence the quality is low.

Part 1
1. The Very First Show
2. The First Politician
3. Famous News Reader In Sex Scandal
4. Knighthood For Merton
5. Jason Donovan Is Not Gay
6. Paul Moans
7. Ian Moans
8. Confessions Of A Comedian
9. The Most Complaints We Have Ever Had
10. And Now Our Old Friend
11. Introducing Cecil
12. A Bit Of Xmas '91

Part 2
13. Some More Jokes
14. Election Special 9th April 1992
15. Q. Who Lost That Election
16. Even More Jokes
17. Bottomley Goes Shopping To Tesco's
18. F--- Is For Fiona
19. And Finally... Our Most Popular Guest
20. Later That Same Evening



Have I Got Unbroadcastable News for You (VHS Video - 1995)
Have I Got Unbroadcastable News For You - Front Cover
A special straight-to-video episode of the series featuring guests Eddie Izzard, Richard Wilson, and a surprise appearance from Germaine Greer. The video has been ripped from VHS Video and hence the quality is low.

Part 1

Part 2



MISSING - Have I Got News For You - Classic Battles and Bust-Ups (VHS Video - 1996)



Have I Got News For You - The Official Pirate Video (VHS Video - 1997)
Have I Got News For You - The Official Pirate Video Front Cover
Another special straight-to-video episode, featuring guests Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey. The video has been ripped from VHS Video and hence the quality is low.




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