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Bob Stuart
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Bob Stuart is known for
Emmerdale Farm (1972)
,
Poison Island (1965)
and
The Newcomers (1965)
.
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Known for
Emmerdale Farm
4.8
TV Series
Writer
(as Robert Stuart)
1974–1975 • 11 eps
Poison Island
TV Series
Writer
1965 • 6 eps
The Newcomers
7.1
TV Series
Writer
1966–1969 • 80 eps
Hopeless Virgins in Love
Cinematographer
2012
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Writer
Previous
10
Emmerdale Farm
4.8
TV Series
written by
1974–1975
11 episodes
The Newcomers
7.1
TV Series
script
1966–1969
80 episodes
Walter and Connie Reporting
TV Series
Writer
1965–1966
9 episodes
United!
7.1
TV Series
script
1965
2 episodes
Compact
6.8
TV Series
writer
script
1963–1965
58 episodes
Poison Island
TV Series
dramatised by
1965
6 episodes
The Flying Swan
6.9
TV Series
writer
1965
1 episode
Smuggler's Bay
TV Series
writer
1964
6 episodes
This Is Your Life
6.5
TV Series
writer
(as Robert Stuart)
1960–1961
5 episodes
Knight Errant Limited
6.4
TV Series
Writer
(as Robert Stuart)
1960
3 episodes
Additional Crew
Previous
1
This Is Your Life
6.5
TV Series
story editor
1962–1964
62 episodes
Script and Continuity Department
Previous
1
Walter and Connie Reporting
TV Series
script editor
1965–1966
39 episodes
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Robert Stuart
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