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This is a list of British television related events from 1984.
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29 March | Music Box |
Screensport | |
The Entertainment Network | |
1 September | The Children's Channel |
Premiere |
Date | Old Name | New Name |
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16 January | Satellite Television | Sky Channel |
Date | Name | Age | Cinematic Credibility |
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4 January | Jameson Clark | 76 | actor |
11 February | John Comer | 59 | actor (Sid in Last of the Summer Wine ) |
1 March | Roland Culver | 83 | actor |
4 March | Geoffrey Lumsden | 69 | actor (Captain Square in Dad's Army ) |
12 March | Arnold Ridley | 88 | actor (Private Charles Godfrey in Dad's Army) |
17 March | John Dearth | 63 | actor ( The Adventures of Robin Hood ) |
27 March | Derek Francis | 60 | actor |
31 March | Jack Howarth | 88 | actor (Albert Tatlock in Coronation Street ) |
1 April | William Kendall | 80 | actor |
15 April | Tommy Cooper | 63 | comedian and magician |
26 April | Barry Gray | 75 | theme tune composer |
2 May | Frank Forsyth | 78 | actor |
4 May | Diana Dors | 52 | actress ( Queenie's Castle , Just William , The Two Ronnies ) |
15 May | Mary Adams | 86 | television producer and director |
27 May | Reginald Bosanquet | 51 | journalist and newsreader, presented News at Ten during the 1970s |
28 May | Eric Morecambe | 58 | comedian (Morecambe and Wise) |
30 May | Michael Elliott | 52 | television director |
6 June | Edith Sharpe | 89 | actress |
24 June | Tommy Godfrey | 68 | actor |
11 July | Hugh Morton | 81 | actor |
18 July | Lally Bowers | 70 | actress |
23 July | Anthony Sharp | 69 | actor |
12 August | Christine Hargreaves | 45 | actress (Christine Appleby in Coronation Street) |
27 August | Bernard Youens | 69 | actor (Stan Ogden in Coronation Street) |
6 September | Donny MacLeod | 52 | television presenter ( Pebble Mill at One ) |
27 September | Toke Townley | 71 | actor (Sam Pearson in Emmerdale ) |
5 October | Leonard Rossiter | 57 | actor ( Rising Damp , The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin ) |
10 October | Alan Lake | 43 | actor |
26 October | Noel Howlett | 81 | actor ( Please Sir! ) |
6 November | Seymour de Lotbiniere | 79 | pioneer of outside broadcasts |
20 November | Peter Welch | 62 | actor ( Dixon of Dock Green , Spy Trap , Emmerdale ) |
23 November | Margaret Burton | 60 | actress ( The Tomorrow People ) |
15 December | Lennard Pearce | 69 | actor (Grandad in Only Fools and Horses ) |
22 December | Sidney Vivian | 83 | actor ( Hadleigh ) |
24 December | Ian Hendry | 53 | actor |
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