work on Ever Decreasing Circles. Then in 1989, for Don't Wait Up he reserved the Television and Radio Industries Club award for 'Sitcom of the Year'. For his work on Keeping Up Appearances, he reserved two further BAFTA nominations and the prestigious Dutch award, the Silver Tulip. Credits: Directing/Producing 1969–1970: Dad's Army - 7 episodes 1969: Oh, Brother! - 3 episodes 1972: Idle At Work - 1 episode 1972: His Lordship Entertains - all 7 episodes 1972: Them - 5 episodes 1973: 7 of 1 - 3 episodes 1973: Elementary, My Dear Watson - 1 episode 1973: Home from Home - 1 episode 1973: Spanner's Eleven - 1 episode 1973: Another Fine Mess - 1 episode 1973: One Man's Meat - 1 episode 1973: Casanova '73 - all 7 episodes 1974: Are You Being Served? - 5 episodes 1974: French Relish - 1 episode 1974–1981: The Dick Emery Show - 52 episodes 1975: The Rough with the Smooth - all 6 episodes 1976: Not Now, Comrade 1977: No Appointment Necessary - 2 episodes 1978–1980: Rings on Their Fingers - all 20 episodes 1981: Partners - 6 episodes 1982: Emery Presents: Legacy of Murder - all 6 episodes 1982: The Further Adventures of Lucky Jim - all 7 episodes 1983: Tears Before Bedtime - 1 episode 1983–1990: Don't Wait Up - all 39 episodes 1984: Hilary - 6 episodes 1986–1989: Ever Decreasing Circles - 14 episodes 1987: Divided We Stand - all 6 episodes 1988: Wife Begins at 40 1988–1989: Brush Strokes - series 4 1990–1995: Keeping Up Appearances - all 44 episodes 1992: Don't Tell Father - all 6 episodes 1994: All Night Long - all 6 episodes 2016: Dad's Army: A Stripe For Frazer Credits: Writing (All with Michael Knowles) 1974–1976: Dads Army - Radio adaptation (all 66 episodes) 1983-1984: It Sticks Out Half a Mile - Radio spin-off of Dads Army 1985: Walking the Plank - Pilot episode, developed into High & Dry 1987: High & Dry - written under the pseudonym Alan Sherwood Guest appearances 1987: Did You See...? 2004–2008: Comedy Connections 2007: The World’s Greatest Comedy Characters 2008: The Comedy Map of Britain 2008–2011: The Dad’s Army Podcast 2010: The Story of ‘Are You Being Served?’ 2011: Behind the Britcoms: From Script to Screen 2012: The Unforgettable Dick Emery 2014: The Many Faces of... 2018: Saluting Dad’s Army Additional appearances Snoad has been interviewed for several