The Kenny Everett Video Show (TV Series 1978–1981)

With Kenny Everett, Hot Gossip, Cliff Richard, Anna Dawson. This show featured music set to imagery, just prior to MTV. Most of it was concert footage though some had effects and a theme. It had a choreography segment featuring dancers known as "Hot Gossip".

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The Kenny Everett Television Show (TV Series 1981–1988)

With Kenny Everett, Cleo Rocos, Sheila Steafel, Andrie Reid. Zany antics and sketches by the anarchic camp comic. The Kenny Everett Television Show (TV Series 1981–1988) - IMDb

The Kenny Everett Explosion (TV Series 1970– )

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The Kenny Everett Television Show DVD

The Kenny Everett Television Show is at last available on a limited edition DVD set containing all 5 series! The show was glossy, fast-edited, slickly shambolic comedy sketch shows featuring alarming characters like Marcel Wave, Sidney Snot, and Cupid Stunt. Written by Everett along with Barry Cryer and Ray Cameron

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Martin Shaw on The Kenny Everett TV Show (1983)

A sketch taken from series 2, episode 5. First aired: 24 March 1983 Writer: Ray Cameron, Barry Cryer, Kenny Everett Director: Bill Wilson The Kenny Everett Television Show was aired on BBС. I owe ...