Just a Minute competitors in the show's history: Freud and Nimmo appeared from the first programme in 1967, while Williams joined in the show's second series in 1968. Jones made his début in 1971. After Williams' death in 1988, Merton (a long-time fan of the show) contacted the producer at Nicholas Parsons' suggestion and was invited to participate during the following year. Nimmo died in 1999, Jones in 2000 and Freud in 2009, leaving Merton as the only regular, albeit he is not in every edition. Each of the regulars brought their individual style to playing the game. Clement Freud liked to make
Just 4 Fun (Australian TV series) join the new Children's Production Unit and later became a professional conference speaker and published author. Anne Storer continued in broadcasting with radio station management at South Australia's 5PI Port Pirie, and New South Wales' 2LM Lismore. Just 4 Fun (Australian TV series) Just 4 Fun was an Australian children's television show produced by the GTS/BKN television station, which broadcast throughout the Spencer Gulf and Broken Hill regions. The show contained live segments with a presenter interspersed with pre-recorded short cartoons, birthday calls and other TV shows such as "The Wotsaname Show" produced by Clifford Warne. "Just 4 Fun" ran