List Of My Hero Characters
Below is a list of characters from the British sitcom My Hero, which aired on BBC One from February 2000 to September 2006 for six series and fifty-two episodes, one of which was a Christmas special, broadcast in December 2000. Ardal O'Hanlon, and later James Dreyfus, portrays a superhero named Thermoman from planet Ultron, who tries to adapt to life on Earth.
Read more about List Of My Hero Characters: George Sunday Aka. "Thermoman", Janet Dawkins Sunday, Ollie Sunday, Cassie Sunday, Piers Crispin, Arnie, Mrs Raven, Stanley and Ella Dawkins, Tyler, Avril, Recurring Guest Characters, The Sunday Family Tree, Planet Ultron
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