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{
  "se": "S01E01",
  "title": "The Ascent of Mount Everest",
  "tt": 927977,
  "air_date": "1963-10-05",
  "description": "To win £10 million, Ned Seagoon must sing \"Rule Britannia\" with piano accompaniment, on the top of Mount Everest, but can't remember the words.",
  "cast": [
    {
      "name": "Harry Secombe",
      "nm": 781183,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Neddy Seagoon",
          "ch": 63213,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Peter Sellers",
      "nm": 634,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Bluebottle",
          "ch": 184945,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Col. Bloodnok",
          "ch": 63211,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Henry Crun",
          "ch": 184941,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Hercules Gryptyte-Thynne",
          "ch": 184943,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Spike Milligan",
      "nm": 589711,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Eccles",
          "ch": 63212,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Moriarty",
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Minnie Bannister",
          "ch": 184942,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
},
{
  "se": "S01E02",
  "title": "The Lost Colony",
  "tt": 927988,
  "air_date": "1963-10-12",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon, hereditary owner of Manhattan, exacts a dreadful revenge which reduces a great city to its original value.",
  "cast": [
    {
      "name": "Harry Secombe",
      "nm": 781183,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Neddy Seagoon",
          "ch": 63213,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Peter Sellers",
      "nm": 634,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Bluebottle",
          "ch": 184945,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Col. Bloodnok",
          "ch": 63211,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Henry Crun",
          "ch": 184941,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Hercules Gryptyte-Thynne",
          "ch": 184943,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Spike Milligan",
      "nm": 589711,
      "roles": [
        {
          "char": "Eccles",
          "ch": 63212,
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Moriarty",
          "voice": true
        },
        {
          "char": "Minnie Bannister",
          "ch": 184942,
          "voice": true
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
},
{
  "se": "S01E03",
  "title": "The Fear of Wages",
  "tt": 927983,
  "air_date": "1963-10-19",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon's missing regiment is owed £33 million in back pay and interest, but red tape and nitroglycerin prevents them from collecting.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E04",
  "title": "Napoleon's Piano",
  "tt": 927971,
  "air_date": "1963-10-26",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon is duped into moving a piano from one room to another for £5, only to find that the piano is in the Louvre Museum in Paris, and must be brought back to England.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E05",
  "title": "The Last Tram",
  "tt": 927987,
  "air_date": "1963-11-02",
  "description": "Inspector Seagoon thinks that all London's trams were melted down ten years ago, but there is still one left on Clapham Common.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E06",
  "title": "The China Story",
  "tt": 927980,
  "air_date": "1963-11-16",
  "description": "British Ambassador Ned Seagoon has to transport a rosewood upright piano overland to the Great Wall of China.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E07",
  "title": "The Canal",
  "tt": 927979,
  "air_date": "1963-11-23",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon, adopted son of one of the adopted wives of famous amateur brain surgeon Lord Grytpype-Thynne, returns home after forty-three years at college.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E08",
  "title": "The Hastings Flyer",
  "tt": 927985,
  "air_date": "1963-12-07",
  "description": "Neddie Seagoon battles through ice and snow to foil the wicked train robbers Grytpype-Thynne and Moriarty.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E09",
  "title": "The Mystery of the Marie Celeste Solved",
  "tt": 927989,
  "air_date": "1963-12-14",
  "description": "£5,000 reward is offered for the solution of the mystery of the Marie Celeste, so with the aid of a duplicate Marie Celeste, Neddie Seagoon solves this famous sea mystery.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E10",
  "title": "The International Christmas Pudding",
  "tt": 927986,
  "air_date": "1963-12-21",
  "description": "In 2000 B.C. the International Christmas pudding was destroyed and its fragments scattered. Ned Seagoon searches for one of the missing portions in darkest Africa.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S01E11",
  "title": "The Choking Horror",
  "tt": 927981,
  "air_date": "1963-12-28",
  "description": "Inspector Ned Seagoon is called in to scrutinize a \"strange follicular growth\" that has infected London's Tower Bridge.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E01",
  "title": "Scradge",
  "tt": 927972,
  "air_date": "1964-03-28",
  "description": "Britain's Scradge expedition seeks new deposits in Egypt before all the boots in Britain explode.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E02",
  "title": "The Booted Gorilla",
  "tt": 927978,
  "air_date": "1964-04-04",
  "description": "Determined to catch the Booted Gorilla, Ned Seagoon sets a trap in the form of Henry Crun's shoe repair shop.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E03",
  "title": "The Underwater Mountain",
  "tt": 927993,
  "air_date": "1964-04-11",
  "description": "Determined to play his saxophone on the highest mountain peak in the world and win £10,000, Ned Seagoon attempts to conquer Mount Fred - a mountain higher than Mount Everest, but underwater.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E04",
  "title": "The Dreaded Batter Pudding Hurler of Bexhill-on-Sea",
  "tt": 927982,
  "air_date": "1964-04-18",
  "description": "Inspector Ned Seagoon investigates a reign of terror in Bexhill-on-Sea.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E05",
  "title": "Tales of Old Dartmoor",
  "tt": 927974,
  "air_date": "1964-04-25",
  "description": "How Dartmoor prison was sunk in a sea battle with the French Chateau d'If.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E06",
  "title": "Lurgi Strikes Britain",
  "tt": 927970,
  "air_date": "1964-05-02",
  "description": "A mysterious disease (the dreaded Lurgi) invades Britain.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E07",
  "title": "Captain Seagoon R.N.",
  "tt": 927969,
  "air_date": "1964-05-09",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon, British naval commander, succeeds in blowing up his own ship.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E08",
  "title": "The First Albert Memorial to the Moon",
  "tt": 927984,
  "air_date": "1964-05-16",
  "description": "Professor Ned Seagoon fits rockets to one of London's most famous monuments and launches it into space.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E09",
  "title": "The Whistling Spy Enigma",
  "tt": 927994,
  "air_date": "1964-05-23",
  "description": "Military Intelligence orders Ned Seagoon to mine the boots of the Hungarian football team.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E10",
  "title": "Tales of Montmartre",
  "tt": 927973,
  "air_date": "1964-05-30",
  "description": "The Eiffel Tower is really a replica, thanks to Neddie Toulouse, who set fire to the original.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E11",
  "title": "The Africa Ship Canal",
  "tt": 927976,
  "air_date": "1964-05-06",
  "description": "Ned Seagoon wins a government contract to dig a new trans-Africa canal.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E12",
  "title": "The Affair of the Lone Banana",
  "tt": 927975,
  "air_date": "1964-06-13",
  "description": "In a South American republic a lone banana tree stands in the grounds of the British Embassy.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E13",
  "title": "The Nadger Plague",
  "tt": 927990,
  "air_date": "1964-06-27",
  "description": "Lord Seagoon tries to escape the dreaded Nadger plague, only to end up as an 8-day chiming clock on a mantle piece.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E14",
  "title": "The Siege of Fort Knight",
  "tt": 927991,
  "air_date": "1964-07-18",
  "description": "The struggle at Fort Knight in the foothills of Wadi-El-Yu-Want, where the defenders have ample food, but nothing to cook it on.",
  "cast": null
},
{
  "se": "S02E15",
  "title": "The Terrible Revenge of Fred Fu-Manchu",
  "tt": 927992,
  "air_date": "1964-08-01",
  "description": "Fred Fu-Manchu becomes undisputed world saxophone champion.",
  "cast": null
}

]