Deryck Guyler

Television's first attempt to poke fun at the world of politics from within the Houses of Parliament in a situation comedy...

"He was a pioneer", wrote Nicholas Parsons, "the first person to do 'topical satire' on television, but as the phrase had not yet been coined, and as the sketches were part of conventional variety shows, he never received the credit he deserved for originality."

An unsung master of comic creations, Deryck Guyler became a radio star almost overnight in 1946, before finding a whole new audience on television over 20 years later

Former Goon Michael Bentine in a surreal sketch show; combining satire, zany slapstick and animated models.

Deryck Guyler with an assortment of musically minded puppets in a fun lunchtime music show aimed at pre-school children from Yorkshire Television

Novice teacher is given charge of an unruly class of students with hilarious results.

From the corridors of power to the passages frequented by lower personnel. It's them against us. And both are guaranteed laughs

Domestic sitcom in which a brother and sister share a house.

Comedy series that chronicled the merry misadventures of the employees of a London based TV sales and repair shop.

Mr Hedges puts his neck on the line when he pleads the case for his unruly class 5C to be allowed to go to summer camp for the first time. He's soon regretting his faith in his pupils as chaos reigns right from the start...