Work For The Camera
Peter's Coping With Books have been transformed into a number of TV shows, starting as a one-off called "Coping with Grown-Ups" in 1994, followed by "Coping with Christmas" in 1995, and a six-part series; (Holidays, School, Cool, Relatives, Girls, Boys) over the 1997-1998 Christmas Holiday. He has written approximately 200 hours of Television, mostly for children. Among these have been several comedies, including:
- Your Mother Wouldn't Like It (A children's sketch show)
- Palace Hill (A comedy about the younger royals e.g. Princes William and Harry)
- The Comedy Crowd (A one-off comedy sketch show)
- Cue Gary (Observational sketch show)
A large amount of his TV work has involved puppets. This has included:
The DJ Kat Show - Sky Television
Sooty Heights - Sooty Films and Granada Television
Rainbow Thames Television
ZZZap! - Writer for the 'Cuthbert Lilly' Sketches - The Media Merchants
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