Give Us a Clue - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Michele Dotrice, Rolf Harris, Glenn Hoddle, Edward Woodward, Lucinda Prior-Palmer
Roy Kinnear, Robin Nedwell, Duncan Goodhew, Faith Brown, Rula Lenska, Claire Rayner
Geoff Capes, Pam Ayres, Gabrielle Drake, Paul Eddington, Kenny Everett, Donna Hartley
Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Geoffrey Hayes, Lesley Judd, Jon Pertwee, Beryl Reid
Maureen Lipman, Maria Charles, Jenny Hanley, Kenneth Williams, Griff Rhys Jones, Shaw Taylor
Lynsey de Paul, Molly Parkin, Andrew Sachs, Christopher Biggins, Anna Dawson, John L. Gardner
Sally James, Denis King, Ian Lavender, Henry McGee, Annie Ross, Madeleine Smith
Nigel Davenport, David Jacobs, Jenny Lee-Wright, Tom O'Connor, Suzi Quatro, June Whitfield
Cheryl Kennedy, Madge Hindle, Victoria Burgoyne, Rodney Bewes, Barry Mason, Brian Marshall
Susan Anton, Beryl Reid, Debbie Linden, Dudley Moore, Jimmy Jewel, Simon Williams
Pat Coombs, Stacy Dorning, Joanna Van Gyseghem, Terry Scott, Joe Brown, Nicholas Lyndhurst
Mollie Sugden, Patricia Brake, Nanette Newman, Kenneth Williams, Gareth Hunt, Lonnie Donegan
Katie Boyle, Angela Douglas, Lyn Paul, Dudley Moore, Harry H. Corbett, Brian Cant
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