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    Who was the radio and TV comedian known for his catchphrase, "Wake up at the back there!"?

    Question #99179. Asked by nibbles0011. (Sep 05 08 9:46 AM)


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    		Comedian Jimmy Edwards .

    http://www.nodanw.com/shows_l/londonlaughs.htm

    Sep 05 08, 10:22 AM

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