Daniel Peacock
Veteran of nine 'Comic Strips', Danny Peacock might well be the unsung figure of British TV. Teenage Health Freak (1991) - co-written with Lise Mayer (of The Young Ones and The Fast Show fame) - and Harry and Cosh (2002) were two of the most original, witty and refreshingly bonkers examples of 'Teen TV' this country's produced. The sooner they both get the DVD treatment, the better. The fact that the delectable Liza Walker starred in the former, and the edible Lucinda Rhodes-Flaherty in the latter didn't hurt. Oh, and then there was Stacey Cadman in Cavegirl (2002). I digress. The point is, Peacock's scripts for all these shows tower over much of the latterday material from Richens and Richardson.
Peacock also co-wrote and starred in the comedy feature, Party Party (1983), which featured Caroline Quentin and the late Gary 'The Yob' Olsen among the cast:
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The lion and the calf shall lie down together, but the calf won't get much sleep.share