It's a Square World the newsreader gets increasingly excited as he appears to be about to win a fortune on the football pools. There was a follow-up series in 1966 for ATV called "All Square" which tried to repeat the former series' success. For this series, Bentine was located in the capital city, Filthnik, in the fictitious country of Ozonia. In the 8 October 1966 episode, Bentine tries to turn Ozonia into a Mecca for tourists. This episode also featured the Jack Parnell Orchestra. It's a Square World It's a Square World is a British comedy television series starring Michael Bentine and produced by
Isabel Fay children's comedy shows "Little Howard's Big Question" and "Hacker Time". She was a member of the cast for E4's "Dogface", and appeared in the BBC's "Comedy Shuffle" and "The Royal Bodyguard". She also wrote and performed in all three series of ITV2's flagship show "Comedy Cuts" and has shot her own sketch show pilot with Silver River TV. For BBC Radio 4 Fay starred in sitcom pilot "49 Cedar Street", and appeared as a supporting comedy character in "Sarah Millican's Support Group". Fay co-created and starred in sketch show "The Works" with David Armand at Madame Jojo's in Soho Fay's