I'm trying to catalogue all of Gilbert's television appearances.  At the moment I'm concentrating on British television because that's what I most familiar with.  I have purposely omitted repeat showings of the same performance on programmes like Top Of The Pops and TOTP2.  I have had great help in getting this far and I would appreciate any further information or pictures that anyone out there may have, that might help fill in some of the gaps, no matter how small. Please email me.

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 26 Nov 1970

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Nothing Rhymed".

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 Dec 1970

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Nothing Rhymed".

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 25 March 1971

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Underneath The Blanket Go".

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The Tom Jones Show

ABC TV [USA]

Broadcast: 17 June 1971

Presented by Welsh singer Tom Jones whose guests were Liberace, Eloise Laws, Big Jim Sullivan and Gilbert who sang "Nothing Rhymed".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 1 July 1971

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "We Will" in the studio.

It's Lulu

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 7 Aug 1971

Lulu introduces Gilbert who performs "We Will".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 19 August 1971

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "We Will" in the studio.

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Gilbert In Person

TROS [Holland]

Broadcast: 30 Sept 1971

Gilbert performed "Nothing Rhymed", "Came To See Me Yesterday", "We Will", "Matrimony", "Bye Bye", "Thunder And Lightning" and "Too Much Attention".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 18 Nov 1971

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "No Matter How I Try" in the studio.

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Top Twenty Special

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 20 Nov 1971

A programme based on the hit-parade, with a host of star guests in musical performance, accompanied by the dancing of the Second Generationwith guests Val Doonigan, Mungo Jerry, Blue Mink, Richard Harris and Gilbert who performs "Matrimony" and "No Matter How I Try".

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In Concert

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 16 June 1971

Broadcast: 18 Dec 1971

Gilbert performs "Mr. Moody's Garden", If I Don't Get You (Back Again)", "Susan Van Heusen", "January Git", "Nothing Rhymed", "Permissive Twit", "Thunder And Lightning", "Never Talk To People", "We Will", and "Bye Bye".

The Basil Brush Show

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 10 Nov 1971

Broadcast: 2 Jan 1972

Gilbert performs "No Matter How I Try".

Sez Les 

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 13 Jan 1972

Comedy programme starring comedian Les Dawson.

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 24 Feb 1972

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly pop programme, Gilbert performs "Alone Again (Naturally)" in the studio.

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Grand Gala Du Disque For Popular Music

AVRO [Holland]

Broadcast: 25 Feb 1972

Gilbert received an "Edison Award" and performed "Matrimony".

Sounding Out

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 6 March 1972

Film of composer and singer Gilbert O'Sullivan in his work-room, singing and accompanying himself on the piano, and chatting about how he composes his music etc.

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 16 March 1972

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly pop programme, Gilbert performs "Alone Again (Naturally)" in the studio.

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 June 1972

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day" in the studio.

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Two G's And The Pop People

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 24 June 1972

Programme presented by Dave Lee Travis. Gilbert performed "Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day".

Sez Les

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 5 Aug 1972

Comedy programme starring comedian Les Dawson with guest Johnny Nash and Gilbert who performs "Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day".

The Dean Martin Show

NBC Television [U.S.A.]

Broadcast: 14 Sept 1972

Guests were Gene Kelly and Gilbert, who sang a duet of "Gentle On My Mind" with Dean.

Stanley Baxter Picture Show

London Weekend TV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 9 Oct 1972

Comedy programme starring comedian Stanley Baxter.

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 12 Oct 1972

Noel Edmonds introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Clair" in the studio.

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The Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour

Broadcast: 13 Oct 1972 [U.S.A.]

Gilbert sang "Clair".

Rolf Harris Show

London Weekend TV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 28 Oct 1972

Fifty Years of Music

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 21 Oct 1972

Broadcast: 6 Nov 1972

Music programme celebrating popular music from the era of the Charleston to today's Top Ten. Gilbert performed "Clair".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 16 Nov 1972

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Clair" in the studio.

The Music of Gilbert O'Sullivan

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 Dec 1972

Music programme featuring Gilbert accompanied by the Johnnie Spence Orchestra.  Songs performed: "In My Hole", "Nothing Rhymed", "The Golden Rule", "Out Of The Question", "Who Was It?", "Clair", "I'm Leaving", "I Hope You'll Stay", "No Matter How I Try", "Alone Again (Naturally)", "Matrimony", "January Git", "We Will", "Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day".

Voor De Vuist Weg

AVRO [Holland]

Broadcast: 31 Dec 1972

Willem Duys, a famous Dutch TV presenter, presented a platinum disc to Gilbert for sales of the record "Clair".  Gilbert then performed "Clair".

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Burt Bacharach: Opus No.3

[U.S.A.]

Broadcast: 28 Feb 1973

Guests include Bette Midler, Stevie Wonder, Peter Ustinov and Gilbert who performed "Out Of The Question", talks about and sings "Alone Again (Naturally)" and duets with Burt on "Do You Know The Way To San Jose?"

15th Annual Grammy Awards

[U.S.A.]

Broadcast: 3 March 1973

Gilbert performs "Alone Again (Naturally)".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 March 1973

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Get Down" in the studio.

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 20 Sept 1973

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Oh Baby" in the studio.

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The Mike Douglas Show

[U.S.A.]

Broadcast: 29 Oct 1973

Mason Reese is Mike's co-host; guests are actress Lillian Gish, Art Buchwald, Gilbert O'Sullivan, magician Milbourne Christopher and improvisational singer Steve DePass.

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 14 Nov 1973

Broadcast: 15 Nov 1973

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Why, Oh Why, Oh Why?" in the studio.

It's Lulu

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 4 Nov 1973

Broadcast: 17 Nov 1973

Lulu and Gilbert perform "Get Down". Gilbert performs 'Why, Oh Why, Oh Why".

Welcome To My Show

London Weekend TV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 22 Dec 1973

Show celebrating the music of popular seventies singer songwriters.

Gilbert O'Sullivan

RTE Television [Ireland]

Recorded:  20 June 1973

Broadcast: 25 Dec 1973

Live concert recorded at the Carlton Cinema in Dublin.  Gilbert performed "January Git", "I Hope You'll Stay", "Nothing Rhymed", "No Matter How I Try", "Out Of the Question", "Matrimony", "Bye Bye", "In My Hole", "Who Was It?", "We Will", "Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day", "Can I Go With You", "Alone Again (Naturally)", "Clair", "Thunder And Lightning" and "Get Down".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 19 Dec 1973

Broadcast: 25 Dec 1973

Tony Blackburn & Noel Edmonds introduce the Christmas pop programme. Pan's People dancers perform in studio to Gilbert's "Get Down". The dancers are wearing little dresses with fake fur jackets, there are also 5 dogs on set, mostly gun dogs but there is a golden retriever there; they dance around the dogs, but 2 of the dogs decided to walk off set soon after the dance begins.

Disco '74

3sat [Germany]

Broadcast: 05 January 1974

Gilbert mimes to "Ooh Baby"

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 7 Feb 1974

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Happiness Is Me And You" in the studio.

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Top à JacquesDutronc

[France]

Broadcast: 2 March 1974

A fantastic show with JacquesDutronc & his wife Françoise Hardy, Serge Gainsbourg & his then wife JaneBirkin, France Gall, Jean Rochefort (French Actor), etc - Gilbert performed "Who Knows,Perhaps, Maybe" and "Happiness Is Me And You". 

Disco '74

3sat [Germany]

Broadcast: 02 March 1974

Gilbert mimes "Happiness Is Me And You" and "Who Know Perhaps Maybe"

Disco '74

[Germany]

Broadcast: 31 Aug 1974

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The Sound of Petula

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 15 Nov 1974

Broadcast: 7 Dec 1974

Petula Clark presents and stars in her own show, with backing singers and dancers, plus guest Gilbert O'Sullivan.  Petula and Gilbert perform "15 Times"  and "Can't Get You To Love Me". Gilbert performs "Christmas Song".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 12 Dec 1974

Jimmy Savile introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "Christmas Song" in the studio.

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Granada TV News

[United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 19 Dec 1974

Montage of woman's hands at work, typing, threading a needle, sticking envelopes, folding polythene bags. Item is cut to Gilbert singing "A Woman's Place".

Les Dawson's Christmas Box

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 21 Dec 1974

Comedy programme with musical guests starring comedian Les Dawson.

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It's Lulu

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 12 Jan 1975

Broadcast: 18 Jan 1975

Gilbert performs "Nothing To Do About Much and "You Are You".

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 23 Jan 1975

Dave Lee Travis introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "You Are You" in the studio.

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Russell Harty Show

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 31 Jan 1975

Chat show with musical guests presented by Russell Harty.

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Supersonic

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 31 Jan 1975

Pop music programme.  Gilbert performed "You Are You".

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Disco

3sat [Germany]

Broadcast: June 1975

Gilbert mimes "I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You" and dances with a fan from the audience during the song.

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 5 June 1975

Ed Stewart introduces a weekly chart programme, Gilbert performs "I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You" in the studio.

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Rock On With 45

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 19 June 1975

Pop programme introduced by Kid Jensen, Gilbert performs "I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You".

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Shangalang

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 23 June 1975

Pop programme starring Scottish group The Bay City Rollers. Gilbert performs "I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You".

Rock On With 45

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 28 Aug 1975

Pop programme introduced by Kid Jensen, Gilbert performs "I'll Believe It When I See It".

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Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 28 Aug 1975

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme. Gilbert performs "I'll Believe It When I See It" live in the studio with a large orchestra.

Supersonic

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 4 Sept 1975

Gilbert performs "I'll Believe It When I See It".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 23 Oct 1975

Tony Blackburn introduces a weekly chart programme. Gilbert performs "You Never Listen To Reason".

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Mein Lied Für Dich

KRO [Holland]

Broadcast: 23 Oct 1975

Gilbert was guest on the show of Vicky Leandros. Gilbert perfomed "Clair" and together with Vicky sang "Hogh Auf Den Gelben Wagen" and "Matrimony" (partly in German!).

Supersonic

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 30 Oct 1975

Gilbert performs "You Never Listen To Reason".

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Shangalang

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 25 Dec 1975

Scottish group Bay City Rollers' Christmas special in which Gilbert intoduces Showaddywaddy and sings "Who Know Perhaps Maybe", "Can't get Enough Of You", "Marriage Machine" and "Christmas Song / My Sweet Lord".

Morecambe & Wise Show

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 4 Nov 1975

Broadcast: 7 Jan 1976

Comedy programme starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise.  Gilbert performs "Can't Get Enough Of You".

Sez Les 

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 March 1976

Comedy programme starring comedian Les Dawson.  Gilbert performs "Can’t Get Enough Of You" & "‘You Never Listen To Reason".  Les talks to Gilbert and shows him how to play the piano – badly!

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International Pop Proms

Granada Television  [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 13 March 1976

Gilbert performs "Nothing Rhymed", "Alone Again (Naturally)", "Clair" and "Matrimony".

Jim'll Fix It

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 April 1976

Jimmy Savile presents a programme in which he 'fixes it' for children of all ages to have their dreams come true. Jim fixes it for Cheryl Siner to have Gilbert to sing to her. He sings "Doing What I Know" & "Who Was It?"

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 21 April 1976

Broadcast: 22 April 1976

David Hamilton introduces a weekly chart programme. Gilbert performs "Doing What I Know".

Arrows

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 4 May 1976

Gilbert performs "Doing What I Know".

Me And My Music

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: 6 Oct 1976

Gilbert is interviewed by Vincent Hanley and answers questions from fans in the audience.  Gilbert performs "To Each His Own", "Clair", "Nothing Rhymed", "Something I Believe", "Matrimony" & "What's In A Kiss?"

The Basil Brush Show

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 1 Oct 1976

Broadcast: 16 Oct 1976

Basil Brush & Roy North present a show with songs & sketches.  Gilbert performs "To Each His Own".

Arrows

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 26 Oct 1976

Gilbert performs "To Each His Own".

Supersonic

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 1 Nov 1976

Gilbert performs "To Each His Own".

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Shirley Bassey

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 19 June 1976

Broadcast: 13 Nov 1976

Shirley Bassey stars in her own series. Shirley performs "Alone Again (Naturally)" while Gilbert performs "Can't Get Enough Of You".

Gilbert O'Sullivan's Greatest Hits

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 24 Nov 1976

Broadcast: 27 Dec 1976

Gilbert presents a beautifully wrapped pop package of ten of his greatest hits. These include "Clair", "Nothing Rhymed", "Matrimony", and "Ooh Wakka Doo". Gilbert and his guests recorded this programme specially for Christmas. Guests include The Thurnscoe Harmonic Male Voice Choir and children from Cross Hall Junior School, Morley.

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It'll Be Alright On The Night

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 18 Sept 1977

Presented by Dennis Norden.  Gilbert sang "You Are You".

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The Tony Kenny Show

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: 25 Dec 1977

Irish singer Tony Kenny's Christmas show in which Gilbert performed "If I Can't Have You All To Myself", "Miss My Love Today" and "Christmas Song".

Nationwide

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 Feb 1978

A news programme with a recorded interview with Gilbert in which he discusses his forthcoming UK tour.

Sight & Sound

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 11 Feb 1978

Pete Drummond introduces performances by Gilbert and Chris De Burgh at the Golders Green Hippodrome.  Gilbert performs "If I Can't Have You All To Myself", "Things That Go Bump In The Night", "For What It's Worth", "Nothing Rhymed", "Miss My Love Today", "The Best Fun I Ever Had", "That's Where I Belong", "Forever Wondering", and "Get Down".

Russell Harty

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 6 Oct 1980

Broadcast: 6 Nov 1980

Russell Harty presents a chat show with musical guest Gilbert who performs "I Love It But".

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 9 Oct 1980

Peter Powell  introduces a weekly chart programme. Gilbert performs "What's In A Kiss?" in the studio.

Top Of The Pops

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 23 Oct 1980

Dave Lee Travis introduces a weekly chart programme. Gilbert performs "Whats In A Kiss?".

Val's Special Years of Christmas

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 22 Dec 1980

Broadcast: 24 Dec 1980

Starring Val Doonican with special guest Gilbert who performs "What's In A Kiss?" and "Christmas Song".

Gilbert O'Sullivan

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 5 Oct 1980

Broadcast: 5 Jan 1981

Gilbert O'Sullivan in concert with special guest Barbara Dickson.  Gilbert sings "For What It's Worth", "Clair", "Nothing Rhymed", "I Love It But"' "Hello, Its Goodbye", "Help Is On The Way", "The Niceness Of It All", "I'm Not Getting Any Younger", "What's In A Kiss?", "Or So They Say" and "Alone Again (Naturally)"

Lena

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 29 April 1981

Lena Zavaroni with her special guest Gilbert who performs "Can't Get Enough Of You"

The Video Entertainers

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 June 1981

A variety show featuring both established and new acts. Gilbert performs "Can't Get Enough Of You".

The Video Entertainers

Granada Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 July 1981

A variety show featuring both established and new acts. Gilbert performs "I'm Not Getting Any Younger".

Alyson McInnes: My Kind Of Music

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 August 1981

The national debut of one of Scotland's brightest young stars.  Gilbert performs "Can't Get Enough Of You" and "Why Pretend".

Wogan

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 22 June 1982

Terry Wogan chat show. Gilbert sings "A Minute Of Your Time".

Saturday Superstore

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 16 Oct 1982

Live childrens' programme with guests, phone ins, pop music and cartoons. Presented by Mike Read.

Saturday Superstore

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 23 Oct 1982

Live childrens' programme with guests, phone ins, pop music and cartoons. Presented by Mike Read.

The Mike Murphy Show

RTE [Ireland]

Broadcast: 1982

Gilbert sang "Wonder Why" and after a short interview sang "Matrimony" with host Mike Murphy.

Sunday Sunday

London Weekend Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 7 Nov 1982

Chat show presented by Gloria Hunniford with guests Joan Collins, Kenny Everett, Lorraine Chase and Gilbert who performs "Matrimony".

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The Mike Yarwood Show

Thames Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 1982

Live theatre variety show starring impressionist Mike Yarwood.  Gilbert performs "Matrimony" and "Got To Be That Way".

London Plus

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 2 Dec 1986

Presented by John Stapleton. Includes clips of Gilbert O'Sullivan & Elton John and an interview with Adam Faith.

TV AM - Good Morning Britain

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 22 Nov 1989

Video of "So What" shown plus clip of "We Will" from The It's Lulu from 1971.  Gilbert performed live in the studio.

Daytime Live

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 4 Dec 1989

Live magazine programme presented by Sue Cook & Andy Craig who chats to Gilbert, who later sings "Lost A Friend" and "Alone Again (Naturally)"

Cannon And Ball Casino

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 7 Jan 1990

Comedy programme starring Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball.  Gilbert performs "At The Very Mention Of Your Name".

Going Live

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 15 Feb 1990

Broadcast: 17 Feb 1990

Magazine programme for children, presented by Philip Schofield & Sarah Greene. Gilbert performs "So What".

Derek Jameson Show

Super Channel [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 1990

Gilbert sang "Lost A Friend" and was interviewed.

This Morning

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 1990

Richard & Judy interviewed Gilbert and showed clip of "Nothing Rhymed" from The International Pop Proms from 1976. Gilbert performed "Lost A Friend" in the studio.

Telebingo

KRO [Holland]

Broadcast: 22 Jan 1990

Gilbert performed "Nothing Rhymed" and "So What"

B.B. Baskin Show

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: 1990

B.B. Baskin interviewed Gilbert at his home in Jersey.

Kelly

Ulster Television [Northern Ireland]

Broadcast: Feb 1990

Chat show presented by Gerry Kelly.  Gilbert sang "Nothing Rhymed" and "So What" either side of an interview.

Kenny Live

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: Feb 1990

A live chat show presented by Pat Kenny.  Gilbert was interviewed only.

Going Live

BBC Television

Recorded: 15 Feb 1990

Broadcast: 17 Feb 1990

Presented by Philip Schofield and Sarah Greene. Gilbert performed "So What".

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The Garden Party

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 23 July 1990

Broadcast: 26 July 1990

Live programme from the Botanic Gardens, Glasgow, presented by Paul Coia, Debbie Greenwood, Sally Jones & Denis Tuohy who presents a pre recorded interview with Gilbert and a performance of "Get Down" & new single "At The Very Mention Of Your Name".

Anglia TV News

Anglia Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 20 March 1991

News item of Gilberts appearance in Ipswich. Features Paul Lavers listening to Gilbert playing piano followed by interview.

See You Sunday

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 28 March 1991

Broadcast: 31 March 1991

Magazine Programme. Gilbert is interviewed by Roy Noble and later joins in the review of the Sunday papers.

Look North

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 4 April 1991

Peter Levy previews Gilbert's musical "Every Song Has It's Play" in Doncaster & Bradford.

South Today

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 4 April 1991

Interview with Gilbert.

The Late Late Show

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: 19 April 1991

Long running live chat show presented by Gay Byrne.  Gilbert sang "Dear Dream" and was interviewed.

Tamori No Ongaku Wa Sekai Da

[Japan]

Broadcast: 02 Nov 1991

Takao Kisugi was interviewed and Gilbert sang "What A Way (To Show I Love You)" and "Alone Again (Naturally)".

NHK Music TV

[Japan]

Broadcast: 08 Dec 1991

Gilbert sang "Alone Again (Naturally)" and was interviewed along with Takao Kisugi.  They both dueted on "Can't Think Straight" and Takao performed "What A Way (To Show I Love You)".

Pebble Mill

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 21 April 1992

Alan Titchmarsh presents a lively programme with guest Gilbert who sings "It's Easy To See When You're Blind" & "Clair". A video of "Why, Oh Why, Oh Why" was also shown.

Yorkshire TV News

Yorkshire Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 15 May 1992

Studio interview and video clip of "Nothing Rhymed".

Highway with Harry Secombe

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: Dec 1992

Religious themed programme presented by Harry Secombe. An interview in Gilbert's Music Room was followed by Gilbert performing "Christmas Song" accompanied by a Jersey schoolgirl's choir.

Bobby Davro: Rock With Laughter

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 2 August 1993

Broadcast: 3 August 1993

Comedy programme starring Bobby Davro.  Gilbert performed "It's Easy To See When You're Blind".

Irish National Lottery Show

RTE Television [Ireland]

Broadcast: 2 Oct 1993

Gilbert sang and danced to "Are You Happy?" and spoke to presenter Mike Murphy.

Noel's House Party

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 13 Nov 1993

Gilbert surprises a fan at home and both sing "Matrimony" in the fan's sitting room.

Good Morning With Anne & Nick

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 10 Jan 1994

Gilbert chats to Anne & Nick, a promo clip  of the video "Are You Happy" is shown and Gilbert "Alone Again (Naturally)".

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The Danny Baker Show

BBC Television [United Kingdom]

Recorded: 20 Jan 1995

Broadcast 21 Jan 1995

Fast moving talk show hosted by Danny Baker with guests Gilbert O'Sullivan;

The Barrymore Show

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 5 March 1995

Comedy music programme presented by Michael Barrymore.  Gilbert sang "Dear Dream" and a shortened version of "Matrimony" either side of an interview with Michael Barrymore and Twiggy.

FAN

[Japan]

Broadcast: 23 June 1995

Gilbert sang "Alone Again (Naturally)" followed by a duet of "Clair" with Takao Kisugi and then "I Wish I Could Cry".

Yougaku Kids

[Japan]

Broadcast: 23 June 1995

Gilbert was interviewed and sang "Alone Again (Naturally)". 

Surprise Surprise

ITV [United Kingdom]

Broadcast: 25 June 1995

Family entertainment show which features exciting surprises and heart-warming reunions. Cilla Black arranges for a fan to meet Gilbert who later sings "Dear Dream".

Look East

BBC Television [United Kingdom]