24 December 1985 Comedy 30 mins
Kenny gives us his rendition of Charles Dickens story A Christmas Carol, "with apologies to C. Dickens, Esquire"
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Kenny Everett as Scrooge
Spike Milligan as the Ghost of Marley
Anneka Rice as Pandora
William Rushton as the Ghost of Christmas Present
Debbie Arnold as Mrs. Cratchit
James Hunt as Footman
Peter Cook as the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
John Humphrys as The Newsreader
Rory Bremner as Bob Geldof
John Wells as the Ghost of Christmas Past
Michael Barrymore as the Schoolmaster
Francis Wilson as the Butler
Stuart Fell as the Rabbi
Tessa Sanderson as Footman
Barry Cryer Writer
United Kingdom 24 December 1985
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