Rod Hull

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TV career

In 1956, Hull went to Australia. With TCN Channel 9 in Sydney, his first job in television was as a lighting technician. He soon began appearing on television, including Constable Clot in Channel 9's Kaper Kops with Reg Gorman and Desmond Tester, a regular segment in the children's afternoon program. Clot was very popular and soon earned his own segment, Clot in the Clouds, which featured Constable Clot daydreaming about being a world-famous brain surgeon, 'Blood Clot.'

Later, he co-hosted The Super Flying Fun Show, a children's breakfast TV show starring a wacky character named 'Caretaker Clot,' an extension of his Kaper Cops role.' In this series, Hull first used Emu as a puppet. According to various sources, this is how it came about: Rod Hull, a bird in the Hand, states, "In fact, Emu was a Channel Nine creation." According to other outlets, Jim Badger, a Channel Nine producer, had begged a reluctant Hull to use Emu. "I'm sure I found him in a cupboard, but I hadn't placed him in the first place," Hull wrote to Emu. "I concocted him, not anyone else." The bird then became a regular fixture of Hull's cabarets set in the United Kingdom and Australia.

After Emu tore up the office, Hull returned to the United Kingdom in 1971 and signed with International Artists (after Emu). Hull appeared on numerous children's and adult light entertainment shows shortly after.

His first appearance on television on Saturday Variety was on Saturday Variety, but it was his first appearance on the ITV show Variety in 1972 that earned him national recognition.

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