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Ken Jones
Billy Clarkson
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Sheila Fay
Mary Clarkson
7 episodes

Alison Steadman
Bernadette Clarkson
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Keith Chegwin
Raymond Clarkson
7 episodes
David Casey
Tony Clarkson
7 episodes

Bill Dean
Charlie
7 episodes

Pearl Hackney
Maggie Clarkson
6 episodes

Joe Gladwin
Joe Farrell
5 episodes
Patrick Durkin
Mr Connelly
2 episodes

Tommy Boyle
Gordon
2 episodes
Irene Gorst
Carol
2 episodes

Paddy Joyce
Paddy
2 episodes
Patrick McAlinney
Father Larkin
1 episode
Pamela Manson
Sheila Redfern
1 episode

Sylvestra Le Touzel
Myra
1 episode
Ray Dunbobbin
Policeman
2 episodes
Harry Littlewood
Policeman
1 episode

Roy Plomley
Commentator (voice)
1 episode
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