Cecil Korer
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He is the Cecil after which CECIL ([[Countdown]]'s numbers game computer) is named. | He is the Cecil after which CECIL ([[Countdown]]'s numbers game computer) is named. | ||
| - | He directed the very first edition of ''Top of the Pops''. | + | He directed the very first edition of ''Top of the Pops'', where he was dismayed to see a bald head bopping away in the youthful audience. When he discovered it was his own, he borrowed a wig from the wardrobe department. |
== Web links == | == Web links == | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 26 November 2007
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Shows
Producer of the following, except where marked:
Countdown (original commissioning editor)
The Heritage Game (also devisor)
Password (BBC series only)
Quiz Bingo (also devisor)
Treasure Hunt (commissioning editor)
What's it All About? (also devisor)
Where in the World? (also devisor)
Biography
The man who's given us everything from the Mini Pops to Treasure Hunt. Before heading up Channel 4's earliest Light Entertainment offerings, between 1969 and 1975 he produced many BBC game shows including seven series of Ask the Family.
Trivia
He is the Cecil after which CECIL (Countdown's numbers game computer) is named.
He directed the very first edition of Top of the Pops, where he was dismayed to see a bald head bopping away in the youthful audience. When he discovered it was his own, he borrowed a wig from the wardrobe department.
