Nickolas Grace 1992. Following a recurring role in 1993 as the unnamed 'Consultant' on Victor Lewis-Smith's loosely hospital-based sketch show "Inside Victor Lewis-Smith", Grace played Marcus Green, the long-suffering husband of Dorien in "Birds of a Feather", in a couple of episodes between 1989 and 1997. He has also appeared three times in the BBC Sitcom "My Family". Grace played Underling the Butler in "The Drowsy Chaperone" with Elaine Paige at the Novello Theatre, which ended its run on 4 August 2007. On 29 July 2009 he appeared on the UK version of "Dragons Den" as the proposed director of a new
Britain's Best Sitcom presented video clips from the 50 sitcoms that received the most votes. Each of the next ten weekly episodes, one hour in length, focused on one sitcom. In each episode, a different celebrity presenter advocated for a sitcom, delivering 20 reasons why it deserved viewers' votes. The show's writers and actors, as well as celebrity viewers, shared their own perspectives and memories. In the 90-minute series finale, transmitted live, Jonathan Ross announced the top sitcom to be "Only Fools and Horses," with "Blackadder" and "The Vicar of Dibley" coming in second and third. Britain's Best Sitcom Britain's Best Sitcom was