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Hancock's Half Hour - so many to choose from.
His impassioned appeal during a spoof of 'Twelve Angry Men'
"Does Magna Carta mean nothing to you? Did she die in vain?"
The attraction of being a radio ham:
"Friends all over the world. None in this country, but all over the world."
On giving a smear prior to becoming a blood donor:
""It may be only a smear to you but it's life and death to some poor wretch."
On being informed blood donors give a pint:
"a pint! That's very nearly an armful!"
On Griselda's cooking:
Hancock: "I thought my mother was a bad cook, but at least her gravy used to move around a bit."
Griselda: "That's the goodness in it."
Hancock: " It's the pound and a half of corn flour you put in it!"
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