TV Series1997 · Channel 4 · Ended · 30 min
The Harry Hill Show features regular performances from Al Murray, who plays Harry's older brother, Alan; Burt Kwouk, who appears as himself; Steve Bowditch, who plays Harry's chief scientist, Finnsbury Park; and Matt Bradstock, who plays Harry's three-year-old adopted son, Alan Hill Jr. Each episode is introduced by Barrie Gosney.
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