Other Comparable Programmes Featuring Benny Hill
- Hi There!, broadcast on BBC1 (1951) - One episode was made.
- The Centre Show, broadcast on BBC1 (1953) - Seven episodes were made. After the first episode, this was retitled The Forces Show.
- Showcase, broadcast on BBC1 (1954) - Eight episodes were made.
- Benny Hill, broadcast on BBC1 (1962–1963) - Sitcom where Hill played a different role every week. 19 episodes were made.
- The Waiters (1969) - 30-minute silent film.
- Eddie in August (1970) - 25-minute silent film.
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