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	This site was created by Roger Anderson in February, 1999 This page was last updated in April, 2003.





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These links represent some of the 'Dad's Army' websites that I like. This list isn't intended to be comprehensive but please contact the e-mail address at the bottom of this page if you think that there is a site that should be added.

Click on the relevant graphic to follow the link that you want.

The BBC Comedy Zone: Dad's Army Website.

The Official BBC Website. A good site that includes an excellent screensaver/game, 'Put that light out!!'

For details of how to join the Appreciation Society and useful information on DAAS merchandise and publications.

British TV Comedy Resources website: Dad's Army.

This site includes episode lists and guides, details of UK video releases, an image gallery and links to pages about related series. The 'Dad's Army' section is a part of Philip Hill's excellent British TV Comedy Resources website.

Another good site that includes a merchandise guide and details of 'Dad's Army' spin offs and related series.

An enthusiastic webpage, owned by Melanie Young, that includes details of the programme and a very good set of links.

Stephen Lowe's webpage is dedicated to his father; Arthur Lowe. A nice page where you can find details of Stephen's biography of his father, 'Arthur Lowe, a life'.

A link of no particular relevance to 'Dad's Army' but it is a site dedicated to another classic BBC programme, 'Doctor Who'. Oh, and it's owned by 'yours truly'! (True self indulgence!)

'The Doctor Who Cuttings Archive' is dedicated to chronicling the 36 year history of this popular cult series through the medium of newspaper and listings magazine cuttings.

The 'Archive' is packed full of hundreds of scanned articles and photos dating from 1963 to 1999 and is a must for anyone with an interest in 'Doctor Who' and British Telefantasy in general.