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Interesting
McGee Facts
- Ronnie Corbett and co-star Rosemary Leech,
reappeared as Husband and Wife in two more Sit-coms for the
BBC, "Now Look Here" (1971-73) and "The
Prince of Denmark" (1974). Henry appeared in the fifth
episode of the second season of "Now Look Here"
- Writers, Cryer and Chapman, appear in the
final episode of Series 1, with "Goodie" Tim
Brooke-Taylor. Henry then went on to appear in two episodes
of "The Goodies", "The
Music Lovers" and "For
Those In Peril On The Sea".
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Ronnie Corbett
and Henry McGee, not only neighbours but office colleagues too.
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Ronnie (Ronnie Corbett) and Laura (Rosemary Leach) live in
"Suburbia" and commutes into the city every day with his work colleague
and neighbour Henry (Henry McGee). Henry plays a rather superior character and
the shows revolve around Ronnie trying to outwit and outdo Henry....and usually
failing.
"No - That's me Over Here!" first two series were
produced by Redifusion (Black & White) and London Weekend Television (LWT)
produced the third series (in colour) when Redifusion lost its franchise.
Main writers were Barry Cryer and Graham Chapman, with the first series also
being co-written by Eric Idle. Marty Feldman co-produced the first series, along
with Bill Hitchcock who produced the final two.
| Prog
Detail |
Dates |
Episodes |
| Series
1 |
14
Nov 1967 - 19 Dec 1967 |
[6 *
30mins] |
| Series
2 |
15
May 1968 - 17 Jun 1968 |
[6 *
30mins] |
| Series
3 |
12
Sep 1970 - 3 Dec 1970 |
[13 *
30mins] |
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