Television Writing and Acting Credits
Perkins' writing credits for television include The World According to Smith and Jones, KYTV, Harry Enfield's Television Programme, Harry Enfield and Chums and Coogan's Run.
In addition to starring in KYTV, Perkins appeared in small cameo roles in several of the comedy programmes he produced, including Father Ted, Operation Good Guys, One Foot in the Grave and The Catherine Tate Show.
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