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No Problem! was the first sitcom to be broadcast on Britain's new Channel 4 TV station. It was also the first comedy series specifically to address the lifestyle of the British black community. [5] The show's producers made a conscious decision to focus on comedy rather than "race issues", which drew some criticism.
A neighbor's white Persian cat; both brothers neglect to "cat sit"; Mr Cleaver has to rescue cat from a tree Fluffy cat M*A*S*H: Appeared in the episode "Springtime" Groucha Téléchat: Cat who is one of the show's news anchors. [1] Grudge Star Trek: Discovery: A Maine Coon cat is reported by her owner, Cleveland Booker, to be a "Queen ...
Pages in category "Black British television shows" The following 27 pages are in this category, out of 27 total. ... (TV series) Black Ops (TV series) Blouse and ...
The Odd Man trilogy; On the Rocks (British TV series) Opportunity Knocks (British TV series) The Orchestra and Its Instruments; Order to View; O.S.S. (TV series) Our House (1960 TV series) Our Miss Pemberton; Our Mutual Friend (1958 TV serial) Out of the Unknown; Out of This World (British TV series)
Pages in category "Black British sitcoms" The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total. ... Mixed Blessings (British TV series) N. No Problem! (TV ...
Pages in category "British black comedy television shows" The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .
The Man Who Murdered in Public: Roy Vickers: Detective Inspector Rason, officer of "The Department of Dead Ends" Michael Hordern [8] Missing 1.8: The Speckled Band: Arthur Conan Doyle: Sherlock Holmes, consulting detective: Douglas Wilmer [9] Survives, spawned a series 1.9: The Night of the Horns: Douglas Sanderson: Robert Race, lawyer: Frank ...
I Am Not an Animal is a British animated black comedy [1] TV series telling the tale of highly intelligent animals rescued from a vivisectionist laboratory and forced to live on their own. The series was made and directed by Peter Baynham. It was produced by Baby Cow Productions and ran on BBC Two in the United Kingdom from 10 May to 14 June 2004.