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ACT

In dramatic poetry or plays, an act is one of the principal divisions of a drama, in which a definite and coherent portion of the plot is represented. The act is generally subdivided into smaller portions called scenes. The Greek dramas were not divided into acts. The dictum that a drama should consist of five acts was first formally laid down by Horace, and is generally adhered to by modern dramatists in tragedy. In comedy no such distinction is observed.

In law an act is something formally done by a legislative or judicial body; a statute or law passed.

BLESS ME, FATHER

Bless Me, Father was a British situation comedy about a parish priest who moved to a London suburb Bless Me, Father was produced by London Weekend Television and starred Arthur Lowe, Daniel Abineri, Gabrielle Day and Derek Francis.
Bless Me, Father ran from 1978 to 1981.
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BLESS ME FATHER

Bless Me Father was a British situation comedy about a parish priest who moved to a London suburb Bless Me Father was produced by London Weekend Television and starred Arthur Lowe, Daniel Abineri, Gabrielle Day and Derek Francis.
Bless Me, Father ran from 1978 to 1981.
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BLESS THIS HOUSE

Bless This House was a British situation comedy television show about a fictional suburban stationery salesman ('Sidney Abbott' played by Sid James) who longs for a quiet life, but never gets one due to his wife and two teenage children. Bless This House was produced by Thames television and ran from 1971 to 1976.
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BLIND MEN

Blind Men was a British situation comedy television show created by Chris England and Neil Hancock about two rival window-blind salesmen. Blind Men starred Jeremy Swift and Jesse Birdsall, and ran from 1997 to 1998.
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BLOOMERS

Bloomers was a British BBC situation comedy television show written by James Saunders, starring Richard Beckinsale and Anna Calder-Marshall, about an out-of-work actor working in a florists shop. Bloomers ran during 1979.
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BLOOMIN' MARVELLOUS

Bloomin' Marvellous was a British BBC situation comedy television show written by John Godber and starring Clive Mantle and Sarah Lancashire, about a married couple in their thirties who decide to start a family. Bloomin' Marvellous was shown during 1997.
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BLUE HEAVEN

Blue Heaven was a British, Channel 4 situation comedy television show written by Frank Skinner, starring Frank Skinner and Conleth Hill about a Birmingham-based blues band struggling to make it big. Blue Heaven was shown during 1994.
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BOLD AS BRASS

Bold As Brass was a British BBC situation comedy television show created by Ron Watson, starring Jimmy Edwards and Beryl Reid, about a man obsessed with brass bands, and his put-upon wife. Bold As Brass was aired during 1964.
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BONJOUR LA CLASSE

Bonjour La Classe was a British BBC situation comedy television show written by Paul Smith and Terry Kyan, starring Nigel Planer and Nicholas Woodeson, about a French-teacher and his problems at a secondary school. Bonjour La Classe was aired during 1993.
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