The Kenny Everett Video Show

The 1978 Thames Television broadcast, a British production, showcased performances by Bryan Ferry alongside the Moody Blues. The British television music and comedy programme, which secured a BAFTA award, was delivered with a polished, tasteful presentation typical of the era.

The broadcast is a Thames Television production that brings together music and comedy under one roof. Featuring the distinctive voice of Bryan Ferry alongside the iconic sounds of the Moody Blues, the programme was first aired in 1978 and went on to win a BAFTA, cementing its place in the channel’s history. At its core, the show mixes musical performances with light‑hearted comic moments, allowing Ferry’s suave style and the Moody Blues’ atmospheric tunes to sit side by side. The format is simple yet effective: each segment is presented with a polished sensibility, letting the music and the humour complement one another without over‑reaching. The series has been described as legendary, a testament to its lasting appeal and the high standards it set for entertainment on British television. Its BAFTA accolade underscores the quality that Thames TV aimed for, while the claim that it is “all in the best possible taste” highlights the programme’s commitment to delivering a refined, enjoyable experience for its audience.