Production
The Bed-Sit Girl was created by writing duo Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe for Sheila Hancock, who had starred in their 1961-63 sitcom The Rag Trade. The producer for the first series was Duncan Wood while for the second series it was Graeme Muir. The Bed-Sit Girl was made in black-and-white.
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