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  • Lenny Henry
    Lenny Henry

    …secure him a role in The Fosters (1976–77), the first British situation comedy with an all-Black cast. He followed this stint with a number of short television appearances that varied from Saturday morning children’s shows (Tiswas) to surreal alternative sitcoms (The Young Ones).

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    …secure him a role in The Fosters (1976–77), the first British situation comedy with an all-Black cast. He followed this stint with a number of short television appearances that varied from Saturday morning children’s shows (Tiswas) to surreal alternative sitcoms (The Young Ones).

    Read More