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The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin. Image shows from L to R: Reginald Perrin (Leonard Rossiter), Doc Morrissey (John Horsley). Copyright: BBC

The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin - Sunshine Desserts building demolished

A slideshow of pictures showing the demolition of 32-36 Telford Way in Acton. This building was used for the external shots of 'Sunshine Desserts', Reggie's workplace in the sitcom The Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin. Thanks to Paul Fisher who runs www.leonardrossiter.com for providing these snaps.

Inside No. 9. Image shows from L to R: Christine (Sheridan Smith), Adam (Tom Riley). Copyright: BBC

Inside No. 9 - Happy New Year

Christine meets Adam for the first time at a New Year's Eve party.

Inside No. 9. Image shows from L to R: Jorg (Steve Pemberton), Maxwell (Reece Shearsmith). Copyright: BBC

Inside No. 9 - Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith interview

Inside No. 9 creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, along with producer Adam Tandy, talk at a BFI event about the second series of their show.

Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment. Nick Helm. Copyright: BBC

Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment: Trailer

Heavy Jokes, Heavy Music, Heavy Philosophy and Heavy Dancing. The full series of Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment starts in April.

Ross Noble Freewheeling. Ross Noble

Ross Noble Freewheeling - Ross Noble ends up in a film

Twitter takes Ross north of the border - where his desperate efforts to avoid Scottish clichés ironically see him land a bit-part in a Braveheart-style film.

Faith In The Future. Image shows from L to R: Faith Grayshott (Lynda Bellingham), Hannah Grayshott (Julia Sawalha). Copyright: London Weekend Television

Faith In The Future - The Complete Series DVD trailer

Lynda Bellingham reprises her role as divorcee Faith Greyshott in this hit sequel series to award-winning sitcom Second Thoughts. Also starring Julia Sawalha and featuring an early role for Simon Pegg, Faith In The Future ran for three massively successful series, the complete DVD set contains all 22 episodes.

The House That Jack Built. Image shows from L to R: Maxine Squire (Gillian Taylforth), Jack Squire (Adam Faith). Copyright: Alomo Productions

The House That Jack Built DVD trailer

Pop icon Adam Faith and ex-EastEnder Gillian Taylforth star in this hilarious sitcom chronicling the life of a wealthy property developer who dreams of nothing less than a family dynasty - whether his family like it or not!

Produced by BAFTA-winning Birds Of A Feather/The New Statesman creators Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, this release features all six episodes - including one never shown on television.

Pompidou. Pompidou (Matt Lucas). Copyright: John Stanley Productions

Pompidou - Guess the weight of the cake

Pompidou has to guess the weight of the cake and he has found the best way to do it.

Raised By Wolves. Image shows from L to R: Germaine Garry (Helen Monks), Della Garry (Rebekah Staton), Aretha Garry (Alexa Davies). Copyright: Big Talk Productions

Raised By Wolves - My Girls

Germaine and Aretha spy Lee topless.

Bluestone 42. Nick (Oliver Chris). Copyright: BBC

Bluestone 42 - Roomies

It's a little tense between Bird and Ellen.

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