Oh In Colour series and stated that he would have made more programs had he been given the opportunity.) The format is essentially identical to Milligan's Q series; a series of madcap sketches, typically lacking in plot or cohesion, with the cast and crew often donning bizarre or inappropriate outfits during pieces. The show ran for 30 minutes without commercial breaks, as is typical for programmes broadcast on the BBC. "Oh In Colour" was broadcast in colour, however the only surviving colour sequence is from episode six, the final broadcast. The entire series ironically exists as black-and-white telerecordings made for foreign sale. One
The Colour in Anything 1-800 Dinosaur, reposted photos of a mural by children's novel illustrator Sir Quentin Blake (best known for his work with writer Roald Dahl) that hinted at the new album title "The Colour in Anything"; these were confirmed as the new title and artwork of his album several days later. The murals were displayed in London and Brooklyn. On May 5, Blake unexpectedly announced that the album would be released at midnight. Upon its release, "The Colour in Anything" received generally favorable reviews from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album