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Hello and welcome to a special bonus episode of Keeping Up appearances, the luxury podcast.

As you know, usually William Hansen and I would be exploring each and every episode of the hit BBC sitcom Keeping Up appearances.

But once again today, things are slightly different.

William and I will be setting sail for our QE2's special episode analysis very soon,

but today we're absolutely thrilled to say we're about to get out our most tea-stained chipped mug for Judy Cornwell,

who bucketheads, of course, will know as my sister Daisy.

Now, she's not the one with a Mercedes or sauna, and there's certainly no room for a pony.

Born in 1940, in Hammersmith, London, Judy and her parents soon emigrated to Australia, where her theatrical career began.

In Britain, she's appeared on radio and television, programs such as Birds of a

Feather, Dixon of Doc Green, Coronation Street, and EastEnders, as well as playing Peggety

in the 2000 adaptation of David Copperfield. She's also the author of several novels as well.

But it's as Daisy, wife to the slob that is Onslow, that all of us know her best.

She was in all 44 episodes of the BBC sitcom, as well as fronting some special spin-off

compilation episodes of the show alongside Geoffrey Hughes back in 1997. There'll certainly be

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