The Two Ronnies went to air on April 1 1972 on the BBC, quickly becoming one of the most successful and long-running comedy shows on British television and the stars - Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker - became national treasures. Ronnie Corbett takes all their fans on a ramble through the corridors of the BBC and the nostalgic world of the legendary duo that brought the world Charley Farley and Peggy Malone, But First, The News and Ronnie In The Chair as well as the serials: The Worm That Turned and The Phantom Raspberry Blower of London Town. This is also a book about the beginning of their careers: when their paths first crossed at the Buckstone Club and how the two came together to star regularly on The Frost Report - and two unique men: one a quiet, private person who found it hard to speak to an audience unless he was in character and the other outgoing and confident with an acute sense of comic timing and ease with the public. If you grew up in the Seventies - you grew up with the two Ronnies, where nothing was sacred yet nothing was tasteless. Illustrated with black and white and colour photographs.