Freddie Starr

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1993–1994

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA series of sketches, stage comedy and music with Freddie Starr and special guests. Despite decent ratings for the show, Freddie himself stated that: "I felt the whole concept was wrong."A series of sketches, stage comedy and music with Freddie Starr and special guests. Despite decent ratings for the show, Freddie himself stated that: "I felt the whole concept was wrong."A series of sketches, stage comedy and music with Freddie Starr and special guests. Despite decent ratings for the show, Freddie himself stated that: "I felt the whole concept was wrong."

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Freddie Starr

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• 1993–1994

• 1993

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Col. Frank Seely School Choir

• 1993

Tony Holtham

• 1993

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Freddie Starr is a comedy legend,although this TV series is nothing like the experience of seeing him perform live,it is interesting to see him sing,which he does very well.There were some great guest stars on both of the TV series he did for ITV including Adam Faith.Frank Bruno,Gloria Hunniford,Steps If anyone was a fan of Benny Hill then they would like this show as it was produced by Dennis Kirkland While this TV show was very good .it was not nearly as funny as his 2 Audiences with specials He is currently touring in the UK and i had the great pleasure to see him on the 24th Oct 2011 and he was as funny as he ever was.

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The series received mixed reviews in the tabloids for what was perceived to be an attempt to mimic The Benny Hill Show (1969) too closely. It was a criticism that Freddie himself agreed with, noting in his 2001 autobiography "Unwrapped" that:

"I made a series and two specials for Carlton in 1993 and 1884 (sic), with the man who had produced and directed Benny Hill's shows for Thames Television, Dennis Kirkland. Dennis is a talented man, but he made the mistake of trying to recreate Benny's sketches just a year or two after Benny died, which was a bit of a non-starter. Now might be a good time to try it, almost ten years after Benny's sad death, but Dennis attempted it far too soon. We even had Benny's old co-star Bob Todd on the show. Some of the sketches were so similar to Benny's they could have played 'Yakety Sax' over them and called it The Freddie Hill Show! I felt the whole concept was wrong."