Bottom Live: The Big Number Two Tour Bottom Live: The Big Number Two Tour Bottom Live: The Big Number Two is a 1995 live stage show based on the UK TV series "Bottom" that was filmed at the Apollo Theatre Oxford. After a strange, half-mentioned turn of events, Richie and Eddie are about to meet the Queen. Richie is very excited over it while Eddie keeps forgetting it, because he's permanently drunk (as mentioned in the Bottom TV episode "Burglary"). When the Queen is rallying through Mafeking Parade, Hammersmith, they think she'd enjoy them getting out their "todgers" and set off a massive fireworks display, a mixture
Dennis Main Wilson Dennis Main Wilson Dennis Main Wilson (1 May 1924 – 20 January 1997) was a British producer of radio and television programmes, mainly for the BBC. After wartime work for the German Service of the BBC, he worked in comedy. He was producer of "The Goon Show"'s first two series. Subsequently he produced the first four series of "Hancock's Half Hour" on radio before leaving to train in television. "Till Death Us Do Part", also for the BBC, is his best remembered television work. Main Wilson has been described by "Screenonline" as "arguably the most important and influential of all