Life with the Lyons 22 Eps


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"Life With The Lyons" was a British radio and television domestic sitcom that debuted in 1950. Uniquely, it featured real-life American family members, Ben Lyon and his wife, Bebe Daniels, who had settled in London during World War II. The series continued the legacy of the radio show "Hi, Gang!" and included their children, Richard and Barbara Lyon.

The program was completely scripted and expanded on real-life events, though it was not reality television. The cast included Molly Weir as the Scottish housekeeper Aggie MacDonald, Doris Rogers as the nosy neighbor Florrie Wainwright, and Horace Percival as Mr. Wimple. The show later transitioned to BBC TV and ITV, and it inspired two movies.

Interestingly, John Lennon and Yoko Ono paid tribute to the series by naming their second album, "Unfinished Music No.2: Life with the Lions." This album cover featured John Lennon alongside various British officers of the law.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Thirteen For Dinner 0:11
Voyage Home 29:55
Fairy Cakes 28:41
Is There a Dr in the House 29:05
Under the Table 30:18
It's a Man's World 30:22
That Old Friend 29:32
The Life of the Party 28:29
It's a Wise Father 27:47
A Foreign Romance 28:49
Tree of Knowledge 29:38
Rocks in your Garden 29:06
The Upper Set 29:59
Home Again, Too 29:12
Christmas Shopping 28:48
A Crooner in the House 29:04
The Poet 29:44
It's Good to be Home 29:10
Bend & Be Beautiful 27:51
The First Fight 29:26
Lyon in Sheeps Clothing 29:28
A Dog's Tale 30:12

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Christmas 1952


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Would really appreciate an upload of this episode: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b018j5j2 The Christmas Story Dan Dare, The Voyage to Venus It's Christmas Eve and the Lyons family end up with an extra mouth to feed. Stars Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon. From December 1952. Add "Dan Dare, The Voyage to Venus, The Christmas Story" to FavouritesAdd to Favourites Release date: 25 December 2011