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...Being Served?]]'' in 1976 in the episode "No Sale". He also starred in the British police drama ''[[The Sweeney]]'', in which he played villain Doc Boyd in th In 1982 he appeared on [[Channel Four]] as legendary comedian [[Max Miller (comedian)|Max Miller]] in ''Here's a Funny Thing'' i

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Humphries was legendary for his provocative public pranks. One infamous example involved Humphries ...worked throughout the 1960s. He became a friend of leading members of the British comedy scene including [[Dudley Moore]], [[Peter Cook]], [[Alan Bennett]],