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'''Andi Peters''' is a British children's TV presenter. He rose to fame with the company of ] in the broom cupboard on ], which he presented from ] to ]. Along with ], he presented ] from ] to ]. Andi's film credits include: Toy Story 2 (the voice of a Baggage Handler). '''Andi Peters''' is a British TV presenter and executive, particularly associated with children's and youth TV. He rose to fame with the company of ] in the broom cupboard on ], which he presented from ] to ]. Along with ], he presented ] from ] to ]. Andi's film credits include: Toy Story 2 (the voice of a Baggage Handler).


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Andi Peters is a British TV presenter and executive, particularly associated with children's and youth TV. He rose to fame with the company of Edd the Duck in the broom cupboard on Children's BBC, which he presented from 1990 to 1993. Along with Emma Forbes, he presented Live & Kicking from 1993 to 1996. Andi's film credits include: Toy Story 2 (the voice of a Baggage Handler).

He has been currently executive producer of Top of the Pops. He is also the man that created the highly successful T4 on Channel 4. He is now presenting daytime reality show City Hospital on BBC1.

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