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Full House
(1972-1973)
TV Show
Scripted
Starring
Joe Melia
John Bird
Jack Shepherd
Directors
Gavin Millar
Stephen Frears
Writer
Ken Loach
NR
October 14th, 1972
1 Seasons, 22 Episodes
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Plot
Full House was a live entertainment for Saturday, presenting a mixture of music, plays, poetry, prose, comedy, films, the visual arts - and a few surprises.
Series Details
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Season 1
Oct 14, 1972
TV Show Details
Air Date:
October 14th, 1972
Last Air Date:
April 7th, 1973
Status:
Returning Series
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
BBC
Cast & Crew
J
Joe Melia
as Self - Presenter
J
John Bird
as Actor in Sketches
J
Jack Shepherd
as Actor in Sketches
M
Michael Palin
as Various
A
André Previn
as Self
R
Roddy Maude-Roxby
as Actor in Sketch
G
Gavin Millar
Director
S
Stephen Frears
Director
K
Ken Loach
Director
P
Paddy Russell
Director
B
Ben Rea
Director
H
Horace Ové
Director
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