"I'm sorry" is a common phrase used to apologize for mistakes or hurt. It can also show sympathy or regret about bad news, or politely ask for repetition.
And the cast of I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again claimed to have spent the break between two series of the programme making a "triumphant tour of Rockall". Source: Internet
Another of Hicks's most quoted lines was delivered during a gig in Chicago in 1989 (later released as the bootleg I'm Sorry, Folks). Source: Internet
Bill Oddie wrote a song about Wolstenholme for the BBC Radio comedy show I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again which includes the lines: "I'm going Wolsten-home/And you can't get Wolsten (worse than) him!" Source: Internet
Panellists The regular panellists for much of the show's history were: * Graeme Garden was a member of the I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again team from which the programme grew and has been a panellist since the first episode. Source: Internet
Describing itself as "An Encyclopedia of the Air", this series was a string of comedy sketches (often lifted from I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again), linked (loosely) by a weekly running theme. Source: Internet
Format Introduction The chairman introduces the show with remarks such as: "Hello and welcome to I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue. Source: Internet