• Michael Bentine's Potty Time
  {{Infobox television | genre = Children's, comedy
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• Bananaman (TV series)
  {{Infobox television | genre = [[superhero fiction|Superhero]]<br />[[television comedy|Comedy]]
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• His Lordship Entertains
  {{Infobox television | network = [[BBC Two|BBC2]]
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• Don't Tell Father
  {{Infobox television | company = [[BBC]]
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• Let There Be Love (TV series)
  {{Infobox television | company = [[Thames Television]]
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• Life with the Lyons
  {{Infobox television | channel = [[w:BBC Television|BBC TV]] (series 1)<br>[[w:ITV (TV channel)|ITV]] (from series 2)
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• Duncan Wood
  ...1973 to become Head of Light Entertainment at [[w:ITV Yorkshire|Yorkshire Television]] and was responsible for commissioning ''[[Rising Damp]]''.<ref name=scree ...uding [[Dick Emery]], [[Tony Hancock]], and [[Benny Hill]]. He moved into television in 1953, and worked on a wide range of programmes including dancing and [[w
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• Diddy Men
  ...- BBC Radio 4 Extra|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007mw9s|website=BBC}}</ref> When Ken Dodd began playing seaside resorts, he made famous his hom ...delighting children in the audience. They also appeared in Dodd's [[BBC]] television programmes in the 1960s, as Marionettes. The Diddy Men tend to wear slightl
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• Gordon Salkilld
  ...[[Wrinkles (radio series)|Wrinkles]]'', and as Petty Officer Parker in BBC Children's Series ''[[The Doombolt Chase]]''. ...[[Wimbledon, London|Wimbledon]] in 1974.<ref>"Lunchtime." ''The Stage and Television Today'' ; London Iss. 4852,  (Apr 11, 1974): 21. Via Proquest.</ref>
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• Bachelor Father (British TV series)
  {{Infobox television | network = [[BBC One|BBC1]]
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• Ray Alan
  | occupation = [[Ventriloquist]] and television entertainer ...r 1930 – 24 May 2010) was an English [[w:ventriloquist|ventriloquist]] and television entertainer from the 1950s until the 1980s. He was associated primarily wit
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• Archie Andrews (puppet)
  ...n a broad-striped blazer, and addressed the ventriloquist as "Brough". The television scripts were written by [[Marty Feldman]] and [[Chesney and Wolfe|Ronald Ch The radio show had a children's fan club that at one time had 250,000 members. Among future stars who appea
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• Peter Ling
  {{short description|British television, radio, and comic strip author}} ...a British writer of television, radio and comic strips, best known for his television work. With his professional partner, [[w:Hazel Adair (screenwriter)|Hazel A
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• Lee Cornes
  '''Lee Cornes''' is an [[England|English]] television [[actor]] and writer born in [[Worcester, England|Worcester]]. ...ode "[[Confidence and Paranoia]]". He also appeared several times in the [[BBC Scotland]] sitcom [[Rab C. Nesbitt]], once as a DSS Clerk and again as a ba
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• Peter Cavanagh (impressionist)
  ...sh; 18 February 1981) was an English comic [[impressionist]], popular on [[BBC radio]] in the 1940s and 1950s when he was known as "The Voice of Them All" ...hed to the [[Royal Army Medical Corps]], and sometimes acted as compere at shows. He started mimicking radio personalities, such as the imaginary children
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• Ernest Maxin
  {{Short description|British television producer, director, dancer and choreographer}} ...r. He is best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s with [[Kathy Kirby#BBC TV Series|Kathy Kirby]], [[Dick Emery]], [[Dave Allen (comedian)|Dave Allen
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• 2point4 Children
  {{Short description|British television sitcom}} {{Infobox television
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• Edward Taylor (scriptwriter)
  ...h [[w:playwright|dramatist]] and radio producer best known for the [[w:BBC|BBC]] [[w:Radio|Radio]] [[w:Comedy|Comedy]] series ''[[The Men from the Ministr ...uring which he wrote a total of 2,300 programmes. He also produced several shows, not just situation comedies that he had written (or co-written) himself bu
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• Michael Howard (comedian)
  ...|issue=1370|pages=30|via=BBC Genome}}</ref> The last was adapted for [[BBC Television]] and was transmitted from 14 March to 20 June 1951.<ref>{{cite web|url=htt ...bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/h/hereshoward_7773210.shtml Mark Lewisohn, BBC Comedy Guide]
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• Syd Little
  | occupation = Television comedian ...llowed by a regular series in 1977.<ref name=LDP /> After switching to the BBC, their show was cancelled in 1991.<ref name=indy01 />
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