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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
| - | Former teacher whose first break into television came through [[Opportunity Knocks]] then cemented with a regular slot on ITV's ''The Comedians''. He went on to host his own ITV show, and a whole raft of gameshows, most memorably [[Crosswits]]. Known for having a joke for every occasion, | + | Former teacher whose first break into television came through [[Opportunity Knocks]] then cemented with a regular slot on ITV's ''The Comedians''. He went on to host his own ITV show, and a whole raft of gameshows, most memorably [[Crosswits]]. Known for having a joke for every occasion. |
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| + | He died 18 July 2021, aged 81. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 18 July 2021
Biography
Former teacher whose first break into television came through Opportunity Knocks then cemented with a regular slot on ITV's The Comedians. He went on to host his own ITV show, and a whole raft of gameshows, most memorably Crosswits. Known for having a joke for every occasion.
He died 18 July 2021, aged 81.
Trivia
To be completed
Books / Tapes
Eat Like a Horse, Drink Like a Fish
Follow Me, I'm Right Behind You
Take a Funny Turn: an Autobiography
Tom O'Connor's World's Worst Jokes
Contact
Tom Murray or Kevin O'Brien at Positive Management 0870 240 7508.
