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Victoria Wood as Seen on TV the original cast and Nick Frost as an armed robber. In 2005 it was revived by Wood as a West End theatre production "", starring the original cast and directed by Trevor Nunn. Limited to a 16-week sold-out run, it then toured with a brand-new cast, this time directed by Wood herself. There have been two books published featuring scripts from "As Seen On TV". "Up To You, Porky" (published in 1985) features scripts from the first series mixed in with extracts from "Wood and Walters" and Wood's stage show "Lucky Bag". In 1987, the follow-up "Barmy" was published, featuring