Justin Fletcher companies his first TV show after graduation was "Fun Song Factory" for GMTV, working with Dave Benson Phillips (he had earlier done Playdays on the stage after its cancellation). He was part of the "Tikkabilla" programme, out of which was spun "Higgledy House", a slapstick comedy for children with Sarah-Jane Honeywell, which progressed to the very popular Mr Tumble. Justin Fletcher has also voiced the characters of Doodles and Jake in "Tweenies", Miguel in "Finley the Fire Engine", Sleeping Bear and Growling Tiger in CBeebies' "Boo!", with additional voices in "Todd World", "Shaun the Sheep" and "Timmy Time". In 2006
J. S. Fletcher the Golden Age writers. He was married to the Irish writer Rosamond Langbridge, with whom he had one son, Rev Valentine Fletcher, who has subsequently held various ministries across Yorkshire, including Bradford and Sedbergh. Fletcher died in 1935, one week short of his 72nd birthday. He was survived by his wife Rosamond and son Valentine. Ellis, Roger and Richard Williams, "J. S. Fletcher: A Bibliographical Checklist of the British First Editions". Dragonby Press, 2013. J. S. Fletcher Joseph Smith Fletcher (7 February 1863 – 30 January 1935) was an English journalist and author. He wrote more than 230 books on