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Jobs for the Girls

British TV series or programme

Jobs for the Girls is a BBC television documentary series in which actors Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke learned about a new profession in each episode. It ran in 1995 for one series of four episodes, followed by a Christmas special.

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The show included guest appearances from Ian Botham, Roger Daltrey, Sarah, Duchess of York, and Lesley Garrett.[1][2]

The theme music was composed by Simon May, and included on his album New Vintage: The Best of Simon May.

Episodes

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References

  1. [1]
    "23 March 1995". Radio Times (3713): 96.
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    Garrett, Lesley (2001). Notes from a Small Soprano. Coronet. ISBN 0340768118.
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    "23 February 1995". Radio Times (3709): 90.
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    "2 March 1995". Radio Times (3710): 86.
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    Ella Glazer, ed. (2002). Fun with the Famous. Robson. p. 83. ISBN 1861055838. Pauline and I were doing a series called Jobs for the Girls. That particular week I was asked to go and work for The Guardian newspaper as a photographer
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    "9 March 1995". Radio Times (3711): 88.
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    Quirke, Pauline (2013). Where Have I Gone?. Random House. p. 61. ISBN 978-0552165648.
  8. [8]
    "27 December 1995". Radio Times (3752): 166.
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