Derek Griffiths Remembers… Bod
Synopsis
Icon of children's broadcasting Derek Griffiths looks back on the much-loved 1970s animated series Bod, a cult classic narrated by Dad's Army's John Le Mesurier that's considered one of the greatest kids' shows of all time.
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