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    Scotch and Wry



    Scotch and Wry was a favourite programme of many Scots which ran from 1978 until 1983. It starred Rikki Fulton, Gregor Fisher, Claire Nielson, Tony Roper and a host of guests. Its long run also included the traditional Hogmanay slot.








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    Popular characters included Supercop and The Reverend I.M. Jolly and gave rise to catchphrases like Alright Stirling.


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