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[[Funny You Should Ask (2)|Funny You Should Ask]] | [[Funny You Should Ask (2)|Funny You Should Ask]] | ||
| - | [[Just a Minute]] (panellist) | + | [[Just a Minute]] (regular panellist) |
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| + | [[M'Lords... Ladies and Gentlemen]] (chairman) | ||
[[Twenty Questions]] (radio and TV versions) | [[Twenty Questions]] (radio and TV versions) | ||
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| + | [[What's it All About? (1)|What's it All About?]] (regular panellist) | ||
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Current revision as of 21:30, 5 May 2021
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Shows
Call My Bluff (team captain)
Just a Minute (regular panellist)
M'Lords... Ladies and Gentlemen (chairman)
Twenty Questions (radio and TV versions)
What's it All About? (regular panellist)
Biography
Peter Jones (1920-2000) was born at Wem in Shropshire, and started his theatre career at the age of 16. He was an accomplished radio, stage, and television actor, including roles in The Rag Trade and as The Book in the radio original of The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Peter is best remembered as a regular panellist on Just a Minute; his dry wit and distinctive manner of speech made him a recognisable figure.
See also
This is not the same Peter Jones as was the BBC's Voice of Sport; or the Peter Jones from Dragons' Den
