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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 253124" data-attributes="member: 12">Bless This HousePlease Sir!The Fenn Street Gang (spin-off from Please Sir!).&nbsp; Features some crossover appearances from parent show, which was still running and some characters from this made crossover appearances on the parent show, after they had left it. John Alderton quit Please Sir and then got top-billing on all three of his appearances on The Fenn Street Gang.Bowler.&nbsp; Spin-off from The Fenn Street Gang.&nbsp; Starring George Baker.The Goodies (the episode Kitten Kong is actually missing but there is another version with differences that exists).&nbsp; BBC plus ITVThe Man in Room 17.&nbsp; Where the heroes play cat and mouse and solve the crimes without leaving their office and fail to interact with nearly all of the guest cast.&nbsp; Starring Richard Vernon, Michael Aldridge (series 1), Denholm Elliott (series 2) and Willoughby Goddard (series 1).The Fellows (Late of Room 17).&nbsp; This reunites the original men from room 17.&nbsp; Some criminals appear in a few episodes each.&nbsp; Starring Richard Vernon and Michael Aldridge.&nbsp; With Ray McAnally.Spindoe (spin-off from The Fellows).&nbsp; Starring Ray McAnally and Anthony Bate.&nbsp; After serving five years in prison after The Fellows had helped get him locked away, former crime boss Alec Spindoe seeks to regain his empire.[MEDIA=youtube]BEG2-pYVmEc[/MEDIA]Big Breadwinner Hog. From Robin Chapman, who had done The Man in Room 17, The Fellows and Spindoe.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]http://islandofterror.blogspot.com/2011/04/boss-flute.html?m=1[/URL]Sergeant Cork.&nbsp; (ATV). Starring John Barrie as the Victorian detective and also starring William Gaunt (met him!) as Bob Marriott[MEDIA=youtube]rS_YoJfEmzs[/MEDIA]Torchy, the Battery BoySpace Patrol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 253124, member: 12"] Bless This House Please Sir! The Fenn Street Gang (spin-off from Please Sir!). Features some crossover appearances from parent show, which was still running and some characters from this made crossover appearances on the parent show, after they had left it. John Alderton quit Please Sir and then got top-billing on all three of his appearances on The Fenn Street Gang. Bowler. Spin-off from The Fenn Street Gang. Starring George Baker. The Goodies (the episode Kitten Kong is actually missing but there is another version with differences that exists). BBC plus ITV The Man in Room 17. Where the heroes play cat and mouse and solve the crimes without leaving their office and fail to interact with nearly all of the guest cast. Starring Richard Vernon, Michael Aldridge (series 1), Denholm Elliott (series 2) and Willoughby Goddard (series 1). The Fellows (Late of Room 17). This reunites the original men from room 17. Some criminals appear in a few episodes each. Starring Richard Vernon and Michael Aldridge. With Ray McAnally. Spindoe (spin-off from The Fellows). Starring Ray McAnally and Anthony Bate. After serving five years in prison after The Fellows had helped get him locked away, former crime boss Alec Spindoe seeks to regain his empire. [MEDIA=youtube]BEG2-pYVmEc[/MEDIA] Big Breadwinner Hog. From Robin Chapman, who had done The Man in Room 17, The Fellows and Spindoe. [URL unfurl="true"]http://islandofterror.blogspot.com/2011/04/boss-flute.html?m=1[/URL] Sergeant Cork. (ATV). Starring John Barrie as the Victorian detective and also starring William Gaunt (met him!) as Bob Marriott [MEDIA=youtube]rS_YoJfEmzs[/MEDIA] Torchy, the Battery Boy Space Patrol [/QUOTE]

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