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The Comedy Genius Of John Sullivan. John Sullivan. Copyright: BBC
The Comedy Genius Of John Sullivan

The Comedy Genius Of John Sullivan

  • TV documentary
  • BBC One
  • 2011
  • 1 episode

Documentary tributing the genius of comedy writer John Sullivan, creator of Only Fools And Horses. Features Sue Holderness, Nicholas Lyndhurst, David Quantick, David Jason, Robert Lindsay and more.

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Only Fools And Horses. Image shows from L to R: Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst), Del (David Jason), Grandad (Lennard Pearce). Copyright: BBC TV

Only Fools And Horses

Sitcom about two market traders, Del Boy and his brother Rodney.

Only Fools And Horses. Image shows from L to R: Trigger (Roger Lloyd Pack), Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst), Mike (Kenneth MacDonald), Del (David Jason), Marlene (Sue Holderness), Uncle Albert (Buster Merryfield) TV

The Story Of Only Fools And Horses

David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst and writer John Sullivan speak about the history of Only Fools And Horses, one of Britain's favourite sitcoms.

The Green Green Grass. Image shows from L to R: Boycie (John Challis), Marlene Boyce (Sue Holderness). Copyright: Shazam Productions TV

The Green Green Grass

Boycie is on the run from infamous London villains. To help ensure he lives to an old age he moves to the countryside with his family.

Rock & Chips. Image shows from L to R: Freddie 'The Frog' Robdal (Nicholas Lyndhurst), Joan Trotter (Kellie Bright) TV

Rock & Chips

Comedy drama prequel to Only Fools & Horses. Set in Peckham in the early 1960s, Del Boy and cohorts are still teenagers, and Rodney is yet to be born.

Citizen Smith. Wolfie Smith (Robert Lindsay). Copyright: BBC TV

Citizen Smith

Wolfie Smith leads South London's premier Marxist revolutionary movement - the Tooting Popular Front. Membership: 6.

Dear John..... John Lacey (Ralph Bates). Copyright: BBC TV

Dear John....

Sitcom following the trials of John Lacey, who joins a singles' club when his wife suddenly leaves him for his best friend.

Heartburn Hotel. Image shows from L to R: Duggie Strachan (Clive Russell), Harry Springer (Tim Healy). Copyright: BBC TV

Heartburn Hotel

Sitcom set in Birmingham's grotty Olympic Hotel, run by ex-Army man and Bucks Fizz devotee Harry Springer.

Just Good Friends. Image shows from L to R: Penny Warrender (Jan Francis), Vince Pinner (Paul Nicholas). Copyright: BBC TV

Just Good Friends

Vince and Penny were about to get married, but he got cold feet and left her waiting at the church. Five years later they bump into each other again.

Roger Roger. Image shows from L to R: Andre (Terence Maynard), Reen (Pippa Guard), Cambridge (Chris Larkin), Marlon (Ricci Harnett), Tina (Barbara Durkin), Baz (David Ross), Sam (Robert Daws), Barry (Jonathan Moore), Henry (Jude Akuwudike), Rajiv (Paul Sharma), Phil (Philip Glenister), Chrissie (Helen Grace). Copyright: BBC TV

Roger Roger

Comedy drama about mini-cab firm Cresta Cabs, written by John Sullivan and starring Robert Daws.

Sitting Pretty. Annie Briggs (Diane Bull). Copyright: BBC TV

Sitting Pretty

Upon the death of her rich husband, Annie Briggs finds herself in financial trouble and must return to her poor family roots.

Over Here. Image shows from L to R: Archie Bunting (Samuel West), Group Captain Barker (Martin Clunes). Copyright: BBC TV

Over Here

Comedy drama set at an air-base in East England in 1942, when an RAF Spitfire squadron is joined by the first USAAF recruits.

Micawber. Wilkins Micawber (David Jason). Copyright: Yorkshire Television TV

Micawber

David Jason stars as Wilkins Micawber in this gentle festive comedy drama set in the heart of Victorian England.

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