This short Friday lunchtime show from Thames Television sometimes featured ventriloquist Jack O’Reilly with his puppet dog, Jeorge (pictured at right), who also had a little Mexican friend named Muffy and a performing flea called Alexander.
At other times the show was given over to Rod Hull and Emu.
O’Reilly later moved to America where he performed under the name Valentine Vox and became director of the International Ventriloquist Association.
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