Trevor's World of Sport 

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Stars:

Neil Pearson, Paul Reynolds, Rosalind Ayres

Cast

Series cast summary:
Neil Pearson	...	Trevor Heslop 7 episodes, 2003
Paul Reynolds	...	Sammy Dobbs 7 episodes, 2003
Rosalind Ayres	...	Theresa 7 episodes, 2003
Claire Skinner	...	Meryl 7 episodes, 2003
Cosima Shaw	...	Heidrun 7 episodes, 2003
Abdul Salis	...	Barry 7 episodes, 2003
Michael Fenton Stevens	...	Ralph Renton 7 episodes, 2003
Matthew James Thomas	...	Toby 7 episodes, 2003
Trevor Cooper	...	Phil 6 episodes, 2003
Andy Hamilton	...	Dave 6 episodes, 2003
Joe Absolom	...	Scott 4 episodes, 2003
Steven Alvey	...	Mr. Kelsey 4 episodes, 2003
David Troughton	...	Max 4 episodes, 2003
Raquel Cassidy	...	Caroline Bradley 3 episodes, 2003
Dominic Mafham	...	Roger 3 episodes, 2003
Simon Greenall	...	VDK 2 episodes, 2003
Graeme Le Saux	...	Himself 2 episodes, 2003
Laura Main	...	Nurse 2 episodes, 2003
John Motson	...	Commentator / ... 2 episodes, 2003
Amber Sainsbury	...	Samantha Jones 2 episodes, 2003
Linda Smith	...	Woman on Mobile / ... 2 episodes, 2003

Storyline

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 August 2003 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Hayes, Middlesex, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hat Trick Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Each episode opened with a different arrangement of the theme tune.

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Connections

Referenced in Comedy Connections: Drop the Dead Donkey (2006)

User Reviews

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The BBC were absolute idiots with their messing with the scheduling of this excellent program - I was absolutely infuriated by it, not least because it was originally moved and replaced with repeats of Only Fools and bloody Horses. This was during the tenure of Lorraine Heggessey, who's other dubious decisions included recruiting Graham Norton to the BBC.

The good news is that the CDs of the Radio 4 broadcasts make great listening and perhaps even benefit from better comic timing than the TV series managed. The radio series retains the same cast as the television production.

I also seriously recommend Andy Hamilton's other Radio 4 series, Old Harry's Game, also available on CD and well worth owning. The man is a comic genius.