Terry Wogan hosts his own long-running chat show, where he interviews a variety of guests, from public life to celebrities. Also featured are regular musical guests performing their latest songs.
Aired: Jan 1, 1988Terry begins 1988 by launching the year's Comic Relief campaign. Helping Terr...
Aired: Jan 4, 1988Terry introduces a show based around people to "keep an eye on in 1988". Amon...
Aired: Jan 6, 1988With Anne Charleston, Richard Briers, Charley Pride and yachtsman Harold Cudm...
Aired: Jan 8, 1988Terry meets Tiffany, who performs her upcoming release "I Think We're Alone N...
Aired: Jan 11, 1988With Alan Whicker, Mary Archer and John Tusa.
Aired: Jan 13, 1988Terry's guests include heart and lung specialist Dr. John Wallwork and one of...
Aired: Jan 15, 1988Debbie Allen is nearly late for the live show, travelling from theatre rehear...
Aired: Jan 18, 1988Religion is a theme tackled by Terry, as he chats with Norman St. John Stevas...
Aired: Jan 20, 1988Terry's guests include Britain's youngest gran, 33-year-old Coleen Keen, who ...
Aired: Jan 22, 1988Terry is joined by actress Jean Alexander, who chats about her recent departu...
Aired: Jan 25, 1988With Stéphane Grappelli, Miriam Makeba and Australian entrepreneur Mike Walsh...
Aired: Jan 27, 1988Terry's show tackles the avant garde as Godley and Creme show their revolutio...
Aired: Jan 29, 1988Terry talks to Michael Crawford via satellite, and is joined in the studio by...
Aired: Feb 1, 1988Terry welcomes three of the cast members of the hit BBC sitcom Hi-de-Hi! (198...
Aired: Feb 3, 1988Terry has a series of slightly awkward interviews and accidental innuendos, t...
Aired: Feb 5, 1988With rugby players Bill Beaumont and Gareth Edwards, actor Anthony Quayle and...
Aired: Feb 8, 1988Julie Goodyear discusses her time on Coronation Street, including the support...
Aired: Feb 10, 1988With Richard Clayderman, Steve Guttenberg, Jane Asher and Gerald Scarfe.
Aired: Feb 12, 1988Terry once more powers up the satellite link for chats with George Harrison a...
Aired: Feb 15, 1988Deacon Blue perform "Dignity", while there's also more music from the Koenig ...
Aired: Feb 17, 1988Belinda Carlisle, fresh from the success of her recent UK No.1, performs the ...
Aired: Feb 19, 1988Terry is joined by Sir John Mills, along with some of the cast of "Mack and M...
Aired: Feb 22, 1988It's party time as some of the cast of EastEnders join the show to celebrate ...
Aired: Feb 24, 1988"I do talk a lot without saying anything, don't I?" jokes Peter Cushing, as h...
Aired: Feb 26, 1988Guests include Elaine Stritch and Ronnie Barker, who talks about recent tablo...
Aired: Feb 29, 1988Sue Lawley steps in for her fourth stint as a guest host. With Terry on holid...
Aired: Mar 2, 1988Sue Lawley welcomes Clare Francis, Douglas Hurd and Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards.
Aired: Mar 4, 1988Sue Lawley has an unusual array of guests to interview, as she exchanges word...
Aired: Mar 7, 1988Sue Lawley's guests include Robert Maxwell, Art Garfunkel and Glyn Worsnip. Y...
Aired: Mar 9, 1988Sue Lawley has been guest hosting so often that Robert Hardy jokingly refers ...
Aired: Mar 11, 1988Sue Lawley introduces what she hopes to be an evening dedicated to style and ...
Aired: Mar 14, 1988Terry returns from his break to talk to Edna Healey, wife of the former Chanc...
Aired: Mar 16, 1988It's Song For Europe time again, as Terry presents the first two of eight pos...
Aired: Mar 18, 1988Terry's guests are Alice Faye and Van Johnson, while performed on the show ar...
Aired: Mar 21, 1988With Dr. Haing S. Ngor, the Oscar-winning star of "The Killing Fields", and b...
Aired: Mar 23, 1988With rugby star Jonathan Davies, pop star Samantha Fox and author and critic ...
Aired: Mar 28, 1988Terry has a difficult time trying to get a straight answer from the cast of s...
Aired: Mar 30, 1988The Reverend Awdry explains not only how he got the inspiration for his "Thom...
Aired: Apr 1, 1988Terry reunites Cher with Meat Loaf to talk about their duet "Dead Ringer for ...
Aired: Apr 4, 1988Jane Rossington discusses the upcoming end of "Crossroads", and remembers som...
Aired: Apr 6, 1988With explorer Ranulph Fiennes, snooker player Allison Fisher and writer "Henr...
Aired: Apr 8, 1988Terry welcomes viewers to the "final frontier" - Shepherd's Bush - for an int...
Aired: Apr 11, 1988Tommy Docherty jokes about his time as manager of Notts Forest, claiming he w...
Aired: Apr 13, 1988Peter Ustinov explains his love for the absurdity of the character of Poirot,...
Aired: Apr 15, 1988Spike Milligan is in a jokingly disruptive mood as he celebrates his 70th bir...
Aired: Apr 18, 1988Terry's guests are Anthony Perkins, Tim Sebastian and Lord Lichfield, while m...
Aired: Apr 20, 1988With John Mortimer, Maya Angelou and Lord Whitelaw.
Aired: Apr 22, 1988Terry and some chosen audience members get involved in a rope trick and some ...
Aired: Apr 25, 1988Terry spends the week celebrating what is claimed to be 500 editions of Wogan...
Aired: Apr 27, 1988Terry continues the celebrations with more old clips of previous episodes, al...
Aired: Apr 29, 1988With Michael Douglas, Mel and Kim, Scritti Politti and the Moscow State Circus.
Aired: May 4, 1988Sue Lawley covers for Terry again, though he shouldn't be missed too much, as...
Aired: May 6, 1988Sue Lawley's guests include Ned Sherrin, Harry Enfield, milliner Stephen Jone...
Aired: May 9, 1988Jasper Carrott breaks his rule about never appearing on chat shows to plug "J...
Aired: May 11, 1988Sue Lawley and guests provide a different take on children's innocence in the...
Aired: May 13, 1988In the last of her shows covering for Terry, Sue Lawley's guests include Robe...
Aired: May 16, 1988With Peter Howitt, transplant patients Robin Aboody and Amanda Walklett, and ...
Aired: May 18, 1988Guests include Anthony Burgess, Dr. Alan Maryon-Davis and "Mr. Iceland". Howe...
Aired: May 20, 1988Germaine Greer and Rod Stewart make an odd combination on the sofa, as she de...
Aired: May 23, 1988This edition offers the bizarre sight of Donald Trump and his wife Ivana shar...
Aired: May 25, 1988Terry's guests include Viscount Linley, Shadow Chancellor John Smith and sing...
Aired: May 27, 1988Terry meets members of the Harlem Globe Trotters, including their first femal...
Aired: May 30, 1988Due to an asbestos scare in some of the BBC studios, Terry has to entertain g...
Aired: Jun 1, 1988Bob Monkhouse comes along to celebrate his 60th birthday, while there's also ...
Aired: Jun 3, 1988Ian McKellen discusses his protests against Section 28 and the censorship dan...
Aired: Jun 6, 1988With the Criminal Justice Bill reaching its report stage, Terry talks to Judg...
Aired: Jun 8, 1988Guests include Howard Keel, and Stephen Venables, the man who climbed Everest...
Aired: Jun 10, 1988Audrey Hepburn talks to Terry about her earliest days in the movie industry, ...
Aired: Jun 13, 1988"What do you do for the odd giggle?" asks Terry when Philip Michael Thomas te...
Aired: Jun 15, 1988Terry's guests are Dolph Lungren, comic double act Curtis and Ishmael, and Sa...
Aired: Jun 17, 1988"Cast Iron" Caswell Martin and "Bear Man" John Elijah demonstrate their wrest...
Aired: Jun 20, 1988Terry chats to Paul Hogan and Patricia Neal, while Henry Mancini is in the st...
Aired: Jun 24, 1988Terry's guests include adventurer brothers Lawrence and Lorne Blair, plus Cyr...
Aired: Jun 27, 1988Terry's guests are Brooke Shields, Ray McAnally and Kristin Scott Thomas, whi...
Aired: Jun 29, 1988Stratford Johns and Michael Barrymore are two of the guests, while Blue Peter...
Aired: Jul 1, 1988With comedians Mort Sahl and Frankie Howerd, plus one-legged sailor Tristan J...
Aired: Jul 4, 1988Doctors Jonathan Palmer, Sam Galbraith and Graeme Garden help celebrate 40 ye...
Aired: Jul 6, 1988Kylie Minogue joins Terry to discuss leaving "Neighbours" and her new pop car...
Aired: Jul 8, 1988Bros fly in via helicopter ahead of their Wembley concert date that evening a...
Aired: Jul 11, 1988With Jack Nicklaus, Geoffrey Howe and two newly-created female deacons. Music...
Aired: Jul 13, 1988With Pierce Brosnan, Stefanie Powers and original series co-host Paula Yates....
Aired: Jul 15, 1988With Dennis Potter, Frank DiLeo, Jane Seymour and the presenter of "Lifestyle...
Aired: Jul 18, 1988With husband and wife acting duo John McCallum and Googie Withers, plus sport...
Aired: Jul 20, 1988Terry meets three of the survivors of the Thalidomide drug tragedy. Also appe...
Aired: Jul 22, 1988Terry meets Wirral headmaster Christopher Kirch and some of his pupils who ha...
Aired: Jul 25, 1988With The Family (1974) being repeated on BBC2, Terry catches up with the Wilk...
Aired: Jul 27, 1988Terry meets William and Chi Lindesay after they have just returned from runni...
Aired: Jul 29, 1988Terry tries to celebrate the 50th anniversary of "The Beano" with editor Euan...
Aired: Aug 1, 1988Terry celebrates the 20th anniversary of "Dad's Army", with the writers and t...
Aired: Aug 3, 1988Jeremy Brett bounds onto the set to discuss his life in acting, but things ta...
Aired: Aug 5, 1988Terry chats with Wayne Gardner, Emma Samms and Alan Bleasdale, while the stag...
Aired: Aug 8, 1988With Rula Lenska, Ron Moody and Steven Seagal.
Aired: Aug 10, 1988A varied range of guests includes Shakespearean actor Anthony Sher, cricket u...
Aired: Aug 12, 1988Terry chats to Carl Lewis via satellite, while in the studio are Francesca An...
Aired: Aug 15, 1988Terry welcomes mime artist Marcel Marceau to the show, despite later stating ...
Aired: Aug 17, 1988Midge Ure joins the show to perform his new single "Answers To Nothing", whil...
Aired: Aug 19, 1988Terry meets James Harries, a 10-year-old antiques expert, telling him "What y...
Aired: Aug 22, 1988With Frank Bruno, Sylvester Stallone, Toyah Willcox and music from Climie Fis...
Aired: Aug 24, 1988Nick Heyward performs his new single "You're My World", and has a brief chat ...
Aired: Aug 26, 1988Terry's guests include author Ben Wicks and Tonia Campbell, the widow of Dona...
Aired: Aug 29, 1988Terry takes the show up to Blackpool to meet Doris Thompson, whose father cre...
Aired: Aug 31, 1988Terry talks to the director of the British Board of Film Classification, as w...
Aired: Sep 2, 1988Terry chats with Mickey Rooney, Maureen Lipman, and Julia Baird, the sister o...
Aired: Sep 5, 1988Terry talks with Joss Ackland, plus Radio 2 DJ Ray Moore and his wife Alma. A...
Aired: Sep 7, 1988With Kathy Staff, Quentin Crisp and Brian Glover.
Aired: Sep 9, 1988Adam Faith talks about a musical based on "Budgie" which he describes as "The...
Aired: Sep 12, 1988Michael Palin discusses his role in "A Fish Called Wanda", and the technicali...
Aired: Sep 14, 1988With Willem Dafoe, Chuck Jones and John Farnham.
Aired: Sep 16, 1988Terry meets Robin Williams, who discusses his upbringing in comedy, including...
Aired: Sep 19, 1988Sue Lawley provides more holiday cover for Terry, overseeing what would be tw...
Aired: Sep 21, 1988Jean-Michel Jarre discusses the bureaucracy that might prevent his upcoming c...
Aired: Sep 23, 1988Rowan Atkinson has a moderately challenging time, as Sue Lawley asserts that ...
Aired: Sep 26, 1988Sue Lawley begins a second week of late-night Wogan trying to uncover Boy Geo...
Aired: Sep 28, 1988Sue oversees another late night edition, this time with marriage as the theme...
Aired: Sep 30, 1988Sue Lawley finds her final edition as late night guest host doesn't end until...
Aired: Oct 3, 1988Terry's back, and so is the series - back in its regular prime-time 7pm slot....
Aired: Oct 5, 1988A wide range of guests join Terry tonight, including backwards-talker David F...
Aired: Oct 7, 1988Terry's guests include Joan Collins, who talks about the difference between h...
Aired: Oct 10, 1988Billy Ocean performs his new single "Stand and Deliver", while talking to Ter...
Aired: Oct 12, 1988With CIA founder member Miles Copeland Sr., spy writer Rupert Allason, AKA "N...
Aired: Oct 14, 1988With Milo O'Shea, Ann Miller, Sir Stephen Spender and Chris De Burgh.
Aired: Oct 17, 1988Terry meets Joanne Gillespie, a 10-year-old who has undergone two major brain...
Aired: Oct 19, 1988Bill Murray, Kevin Kline and Robin Nedwell join Terry for a chat, but Bill qu...
Aired: Oct 21, 1988With his new series "The River" having begun the day before on BBC1, David Es...
Aired: Oct 24, 1988Robin Day celebrates his 65th birthday, while also on the show are Harry Enfi...
Aired: Oct 26, 1988Terry's guests include Jonathon Porritt, director of Friends of the Earth, pl...
Aired: Oct 28, 1988Jane Wiedlin performs her new track "Inside A Dream", while Terry chats with ...
Aired: Oct 31, 1988Joining Terry for a Halloween special are horror writers James Herbert and Cl...
Aired: Nov 2, 1988Terry meets Leukaemia sufferer Denise Morse, and talks about the more serious...
Aired: Nov 4, 1988Terry takes to Oxford Street in order to switch on the Christmas lights.
Aired: Nov 7, 1988Terry's guests include Helen Lederer, and Martha Welch, the pioneer of a new ...
Aired: Nov 9, 1988Terry talks by satellite to Joan Quigley, Nancy Reagan's astrologer. In the s...
Aired: Nov 11, 1988With Tony Curtis and Julia McKenzie, plus Christabel and Peter Bielenberg. Al...
Aired: Nov 14, 1988Terry meets the winner of the "Fish and Chip Fryer of the Year" Award, and co...
Aired: Nov 16, 1988An edition celebrating Cliff Richard's 30 years in the music business. Cliff ...
Aired: Nov 21, 1988Sue Lawley once more guest hosts, or, as Dame Edna Everage puts it: "When you...
Aired: Nov 23, 1988Sue looks at the concept of being neighbours, as the stars of the Australian ...
Aired: Nov 25, 1988Sue explores the country life with John Humphrys, Penelope Keith, Jeanine McM...
Aired: Nov 28, 1988Sue Lawley's guests are Paddy Ashdown and his wife Jane, actress Jennifer Clu...
Aired: Nov 30, 1988Sue Lawley tackles a food-based theme, as she looks at healthy eating with Do...
Aired: Dec 2, 1988Sue Lawley finishes her final guest hosting session of the year by welcoming ...
Aired: Dec 5, 1988Terry meets the winners of last night's "Sports Review of the Year", along wi...
Aired: Dec 7, 1988Terry meets some of the cast from Welsh soap opera Pobol y Cwm, along with 76...
Aired: Dec 9, 1988Alan Bates discusses his involvement with an AIDS charity, while Glenda Jacks...
Aired: Dec 12, 1988With music from Al Jarreau, plus chat with Anneka Rice, explorer Christina Do...
Aired: Dec 14, 1988Terry tries his best to steer a chaotic show, with Gary Glitter, Jools Hollan...
Aired: Dec 16, 1988With Christmas getting nearer, the cast of Bread have their own version of Go...
Aired: Dec 19, 1988Terry asks Kylie and Jason if there's a chance they've already hit their peak...
149. Wogan: Terry in Pantoland
Aired: Dec 21, 1988"Let your cheers be bright and merry, it's panto time with Uncle Terry." Terr...
150. Series 8, Show 150 (James Stewart Special)
Aired: Dec 30, 1988A James Stewart special, with the veteran actor reliving his Hollywood heyday...
Main Cast
Appearances
