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Lennie And Jerry

Lennie And Jerry

Description: Lennie Bennett and Jerry Stevens perform comedy and song, and introduce special guests, along with variety acts from all over the world.
Genre: Comedy
Year Released: 1978
Number of seasons: 3
Number of episodes: 18
First episode air date: June 17, 1978
Cast: Lennie Bennett
Nominations: British Academy Television Craft Award for Sound Supervisor
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