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⚫ '''Andi Peters''' first found fame as a British ] and was subsequently employed as a senior TV executive. He is mostly associated with shows for young people. Initially he presented ] on ], but reached a much wider audience with ] and Wilson (an arm purporting to be as part of a butler) in the "broom cupboard" slot on ], which he presented from ] to ]. He then presented ], alongside ], from ] to ]. Andi's film credits include ] where he supplied the voice of a baggage handler.
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⚫ Andi became executive producer of '']'' in ] and resigned from that role in ]. He also created the highly successful ] on ] and currently presents daytime reality show ] on ].
⚫ '''Andi Peters''' is a British TV presenter and executive, particularly associated with children's and youth TV. He presented youth pastime show ] on ], but he rose to fame with the company of ] and ] the Puppet Hand in the broom cupboard on ], which he presented from ] to ]. Along with ], he presented ] from ] to ]. Andi's film credits include ] (the voice of a Baggage Handler).


Andi is currently competing in ]'s ].
⚫ He was executive producer of '']'', but resigned. He is also the man that created the highly successful ] on ]. He is now presenting daytime reality show ] on BBC1.

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Andi Peters first found fame as a British TV presenter and was subsequently employed as a senior TV executive. He is mostly associated with shows for young people. Initially he presented Free Time on ITV, but reached a much wider audience with Edd the Duck and Wilson (an arm purporting to be as part of a butler) in the "broom cupboard" slot on Children's BBC, which he presented from 1990 to 1993. He then presented Live & Kicking, alongside Emma Forbes, from 1993 to 1996. Andi's film credits include Toy Story 2 where he supplied the voice of a baggage handler.

Andi became executive producer of Top of the Pops in 2003 and resigned from that role in 2005. He also created the highly successful T4 on Channel 4 and currently presents daytime reality show City Hospital on BBC One.

Andi is currently competing in ITV's Dancing on Ice.

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