On April 15 1986 The BBC, headquartered in Broadcasting house, aired the last episode of a tv series called Bananaman created by John Geering and starring Bill Oddie.
The Acharya Institute of Technology, located in Bangalore, is affiliated with the Visvesvaraya Technological University and was given the 'Technical Campus' status by the All India Council for Technical Education.
Harry Carey, born in 1878, both directed and had a role in McVeagh of the South Seas. The film was also directed by Cyril Bruce.
The governor leads Ciudad Ayala in Morelos.
The producer of the Turn Me On album is Wharton Tiers.
BBC | city | Broadcasting House Bananaman | starring | Bill Oddie Bananaman | last aired | 1986-04-15 Bananaman | creator | John Geering Bananaman | broadcasted by | BBC Acharya Institute of Technology | affiliation | Visvesvaraya Technological University Acharya Institute of Technology | city | Bangalore Acharya Institute of Technology | was given the technical campus status by | All India Council for Technical Education McVeagh of the South Seas | director | Cyril Bruce McVeagh of the South Seas | director | Harry Carey (actor born 1878) McVeagh of the South Seas | starring | Harry Carey (actor born 1878) Ciudad Ayala | is part of | Morelos Morelos | leader title | Governor Turn Me On (album) | producer | Wharton Tiers