Television Series Episodes
- Sid James was a regular in series 1–6. (He does not appear in episodes 1 and 2 of series 2.)
- Kenneth Williams appeared in every episode of series 2, playing a variety of characters.
- Hattie Jacques appeared throughout series 2, in all episodes except the first, playing a variety of characters.
- Patricia Hayes appeared very occasionally in series 4–6 as Mrs Cravatte, Hancock's maid.
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