"The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Wally Dipple (11 episodes, 1954-1960), Tom Lloyd as Policeman (1 episode, 1964), and Gene Lloyd as Stubby (1 episode, 1962).
"The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones" - With Lloyd Owen as Henry Jones, Sr. (7 episodes, 1992-1996).
"The Alan Titchmarsh Show" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Self (3 episodes, 2008-2012), Si n Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2009-2010), Christopher Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2009), and Julian Lloyd Webber as Self (1 episode, 2011).
"The Alfred Hitchcock Hour" - With Doris Lloyd as Andrina Gibbs (4 episodes, 1963-1965), Josie Lloyd as Eileen Caroll (3 episodes, 1963-1965), Don Hanmer as Leo Lloyd (2 episodes, 1962-1963), and Lloyd Ford as Townsman (1 episode, 1963). Series Directed by Norman Lloyd (3 Episodes, 1962-1964). Series Produced by Norman Lloyd, Executive Producer / Producer / Executive Producer (62 Episodes, 1962-1965). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (3 Episodes, 1963-1964).
"Aliens in the Family" - With John Bedford Lloyd as Doug Brody (8 episodes, 1996).
"All Quiet on the Preston Front" - With Adrian Hood as Lloydy (19 episodes, 1994-1997), John Normington as Lloydy's Dad (1 episode, 1995), and Maggie McCarthy as Lloyd's Mum (1 episode, 1995).
"All Saints" - With Lloyd Morris as Dr. Burgess (4 episodes, 2002-2003), May Lloyd as Alison Heywood (3 episodes, 2001-2008), Lloyd Allison-Young as Terry Turmey (1 episode, 2008), Nathaniel Buzolic as Damon Lloyd (1 episode, 2003), Lloyd Spencer as Staff Member (1 episode, 2004), and Lloyd Grounds as Harry Galbraith (1 episode, 2004). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Richardson... Assistant Camera (1 Episode, 2002).
"Als de dag van gisteren" - With Lloyd Simons as Andy Chapelle (8 episodes, 1984-1988).
"Always and Everyone" - With John Lloyd Fillingham as Steve (6 episodes, 2001-2002), Lloyd McGuire as Mr. Mackenzie (1 episode, 2000), and Jack Lloyd-Davies as Max Lucas (1 episode, 2001).
"The Amazing Race" - With Jordan Lloyd as Self - Contestant (12 episodes, 2010) and Lloyd Quinto as casting associate / senior casting associate (162 episodes, 2008-2016).
"America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back" - With Trina Lloyd as Hotline Operator (5 episodes, 2008-2011), Robert M. Martinez as Lloyd (1 episode, 2008), and David Lloyd Smith as Deputy (1 episode, 2011).
"American Idol" - With Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon as Self - Contestant (5 episodes, 2019), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (2 episodes, 2008), and Lloyd Thomas as Self (1 episode, 2010). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Lloyd Klein Costume Designer: Natalie Cole / Costume Designer: Paula Abdul (2 Episodes, 2009-2010).
"Amity Police" - With Josh Akers as Bill Lloyd (8 episodes, 2019-2020).
"And Lloyd: A.I. Knows Love?" - With Bob Werley as Operation Sound - Lloyd (10 episodes, 2013).
"Any Dream Will Do" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Chief Judge (11 episodes, 2007).
"The Archers" - With John Rowe as Jim Lloyd and Michael Lumsden as Alistair Lloyd.
"The Avengers" - With Jeremy Lloyd as Bertram Smith (2 episodes, 1967-1969), Charles Lloyd Pack as Dr. Fawcett (2 episodes, 1965-1968), Suzanne Lloyd as Barbara Wakefield (1 episode, 1965), Sue Lloyd as Joyce Jason (1 episode, 1965), and Lloyd Lamble as Dr. Marlow (1 episode, 1965). Series Production Management: Ted Lloyd Production Manager (4 Episodes, 1967). Series Additional Crew: Marian Lloyd Production Assistant (uncredited) (5 Episodes, 1963-1964).
"Away From it All" - With Anna Lloyd as Liddy Smallbury (23 episodes, 2016-2017).
"The Bachelorette Australia" - With Davey Lloyd as Self - Contestant (10 episodes, 2015).
"Bang" - With Jack Parry-Jones as DS Luke Lloyd (14 episodes, 2017-2020), Sara Lloyd as Patricia (8 episodes, 2017), Rhydian Jones as Russell Lloyd-Davies (4 episodes, 2017-2020), and Lloyd Everitt as Mark (2 episodes, 2020). Series Produced by Gwawr Martha Lloyd Executive Producer (5 Episodes, 2017).
"Barnaby Jones" - With Lloyd Bochner as John Stevens (2 episodes, 1973-1975), Lawrence Pressman as Lloyd C. Kellner (2 episodes, 1974-1976), Lloyd Gough as Felix Warner (2 episodes, 1979), Pamela Murphy as Mary Lloyd (1 episode, 1978), and John Dullaghan as Lloyd Sampsell (1 episode, 1977). Series Production Management: Lloyd Allen Unit Production Manager (7 Episodes, 1973). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Allen Assistant Director (1 Episode, 1975).
"Batman: The Animated Series" - With Lloyd Bochner as Mayor Hamilton Hill (9 episodes, 1992-1994) and Michael Gross as Lloyd Ventrix (1 episode, 1993).
"BBC Sunday-Night Play" - With Lloyd Pearson as Brassett (2 episodes, 1961-1962), Tracey Lloyd as Patsy Holmes (2 episodes, 1960-1962), Charles Lloyd Pack as Henry Liddell (1 episode, 1961), Hugh Lloyd as Herbert Pennyfeather (1 episode, 1960), Robin Lloyd as Lt. Robin Thorburn (1 episode, 1962), and Lloyd Lamble as Haynes (1 episode, 1960).
"BBC Super League Show" - With Lloyd White as Self - Widnes Vikings (10 episodes, 2014), Rhodri Lloyd as Self - Widnes Vikings (5 episodes, 2014), Gwilym Lloyd as Self - Commentator (1 episode, 2014), and Lloyd O'Connor as Self - London Skolars (1 episode, 2014).
"Be Careful with My Heart" - With Jerico Redrico as Lloyd (13 episodes, 2012-2013).
"Belonging" "Episode #9.8" - With Lewis Lloyd as Jake and Sara Gregory as Nadine (as Sara Lloyd-Gregory).
"Bergerac" - With Sue Lloyd as Eva Southurst (2 episodes, 1988-1990), Lloyd McGuire as Airport Officer (2 episodes, 1981-1991), Rosalind Lloyd as Sally Campion (1 episode, 1984), Chris Lloyd as Speedboat Owner (1 episode, 1984), and Kevin Lloyd as Photographer (1 episode, 1983).
"Biography" - With Norman Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1996-1997), Annette Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 1996), Lloyd J. Schwartz as Self (1 episode, 2005), Christopher Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2010), and Lloyd Willcox as Self - Cousin of Melvin Purvis (1 episode). Series Music Department: Lloyd Hardy Music Coordinator / Music Librarian / Music Supervisor (17 Episodes, 1999-2003). Series Additional Crew: Lloyd Hutchinson Narrator (1 Episode, 1998).
"Birds in the Bush" - With Hugh Lloyd as Hugh (13 episodes, 1972) and Susan Lloyd as Lolita (13 episodes, 1972).
"Blood" - With Ian Lloyd Anderson as Paul Crowley (7 episodes, 2018-2020). Series Stunts: Philip Condron Stunt Double: Ian Lloyd Anderson / Stunt Double: Darragh O'toole / Stunt Double: Sean Gormley (4 Episodes, 2020).
"The Board" - With Jake Lloyd Bacon as Jake (8 episodes, 2014-2015). Series Directed by Jake Lloyd Bacon (unknown Episodes). Series Writing Credits: Jake Lloyd Bacon (unknown Episodes). Series Produced by Jake Lloyd Bacon Producer (unknown Episodes).
"The Bob Cummings Show" - With Jeffrey Silver as Jimmy Lloyd (9 episodes, 1955-1957) and Suzanne Lloyd as Gwendolyn (3 episodes, 1958-1959).
"Bonanza" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Doctor (2 episodes, 1964-1965), Lloyd Bochner as Prince Vladimir (1 episode, 1967), Lloyd Nolan as Inspector Charles Leduque (1 episode, 1960), Suzanne Lloyd as Jennifer Lane (1 episode, 1961), and Lloyd Battista as Jake Campbell (1 episode, 1969). Series Music by Jack Lloyd (1 Episode, 1963).
"Boon" - With Lloyd McGuire as John Edwards (3 episodes, 1986-1992), Roger Lloyd Pack as Ray Watts (1 episode, 1991), Hugh Lloyd as George Jenkins (1 episode, 1991), Kevin Lloyd as Langford (1 episode, 1988), Lloyd Owen as Pete Blisset (1 episode, 1988), and Gabrielle Lloyd as Natalie Robinson (1 episode, 1989). Series Cinematography by Geoff Lloyd (4 Episodes, 1987). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Geoff Lloyd Lighting Camera (4 Episodes, 1987).
"Das Boot" - With Rochelle Neil as Cassandra Lloyd (7 episodes, 2020).
"The Borgias" - With Kevin Lloyd as Ramiro (6 episodes, 1981) and Toby Lloyd as Child Rodrigo (3 episodes, 1981).
"The Boy Who Won the Pools" - With Lloyd Peters as Thornton Duff (9 episodes, 1983).
"Boys in the Band" - With Lloyd Barnes as Wesley (12 episodes, 2015-2017).
"Brave New World" - With Harry Lloyd as Bernard Marx (9 episodes, 2020). Series Production Management: Lloyd Elis, Production Manager (9 Episodes, 2020). Series Stunts: Robbie Keane Stunt Double: Harry Lloyd (8 Episodes, 2020). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Rupert Lloyd-Parry... Key Grip (9 Episodes, 2020).
"Brookside" - With Stephen Lloyd as John Hughes (4 episodes, 1985), Paul Humpoletz as D.C. Lloyd (2 episodes, 1991), David Lloyd as Policeman (1 episode, 1982), Beti Lloyd-Jones as Julia Broadbent (1 episode, 1982), and Jane Hogarth as Joan Lloyd (1 episode, 2003).
"Cake Boss: Next Great Baker" - With Bobbi Lloyd as Self - Judge (9 episodes, 2014).
"Capital News" - With Lloyd Bridges as Jonathan Turner (13 episodes, 1990).
"Cavuto on Business" - With Imogen Lloyd Webber as Self - Panelist (13 episodes, 2012-2013).
"CBS News Sunday Morning" - With Lloyd Austin as Self (4 episodes, 2021-2023), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (2 episodes, 2015-2016), and Lloyd Blankfein as Self - Senior Chairman, Goldman Sachs (1 episode, 2022).
"Celebrity MasterChef Australia" - With Alex Lloyd as Self - Contestant (10 episodes, 2009).
"Centennial" - With William Atherton as Jim Lloyd (10 episodes, 1978-1979), Michael LeClair as Young Jim Lloyd (5 episodes, 1978-1979), and Jay W. MacIntosh as Emma Lloyd (2 episodes, 1978-1979).
"Champion House" - With Pamela Manson as Mrs. Lloyd (12 episodes, 1967-1968), Veronica Doran as Helen Lloyd (1 episode, 1968), and Robert Dorning as Eric Lloyd (1 episode, 1968).
"Channel Nine Cricket" - With Clive Lloyd as Self (8 episodes, 1979-1985).
"Chicago Hope" - With Stuart Charno as Dr. Lloyd Chernow (6 episodes, 1996-1997), Lloyd Watts as Patient (1 episode, 1995), and Debi A. Monahan as Miss Lloyd (1 episode, 1999). Series Cinematography by Walt Lloyd (1 Episode, 1997).
"Citizen James" - With Hugh Lloyd (6 episodes, 1961-1962), Lala Lloyd as Ron's Mother (3 episodes, 1961), Jeremy Lloyd (1 episode, 1961), and Charles Lloyd Pack (1 episode, 1961).
"City" - With Sam Lloyd as Lance Armstrong (13 episodes, 1990).
"Clash Time" - With Paul Lloyd Jr. as Justin Gabriel (9 episodes, 2011-2012).
"The Cleveland Show" - With Bruce McGill as Lloyd Waterman (12 episodes, 2009-2013).
"Climax!" - With Lloyd Bridges as Jason Burrage (5 episodes, 1955-1957) and Lloyd Nolan as Jack London (2 episodes, 1955).
"Clubhouse" - With Christopher Lloyd as Lou Russo (11 episodes, 2004-2005).
"College Life" - With Ben Schwaller as Emmett Lloyd (9 episodes, 2013-2014).
"Come Dine with Me" - With Jane Lloyd as Self (5 episodes, 2007-2008), Kerry Lloyd as Self (5 episodes, 2010), and Danielle Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2011). Series Directed by Jon Lloyd (4 Episodes, 2005-2009). Series Produced by Jon Lloyd Producer (8 Episodes, 2005-2009). Series Location Management: Jon Lloyd Location Director (6 Episodes, 2005-2009).
"Comedy Bang! Bang!" - With Paul F. Tompkins as Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber (13 episodes, 2012-2016) and Tim Kalpakis as Lloyd Fleen (12 episodes, 2012-2016).
"The Commons" - With David Lyons as Lloyd Green (8 episodes, 2019).
"Cop Shop" - With Lloyd Cunnington as Charlie (8 episodes, 1978-1981), Adam Lloyd as Bobby Page (1 episode, 1980), and Frank Lloyd (1 episode, 1984).
"The Courtroom" - With William Armstrong as William Lloyd (4 episodes, 2004), John Lloyd Fillingham as Geoff Broadbent (1 episode, 2004), Max Dowler as Wayne Lloyd (1 episode, 2004), Richard Lloyd King as Paul Ellis (1 episode, 2004), Karen West as Cheryl Lloyd (1 episode, 2004), and Tom Lloyd-Roberts as Nigel Mottram (1 episode, 2004).
"Crescendo!" - With Katharine Lloyd as Self (6 episodes, 2004-2006).
"Da Vinci's City Hall" - With Eugene Lipinski as Lloyd Manning (10 episodes, 2005-2006).
"DC Super Friends" - With Lloyd Floyd as Joker (7 episodes, 2015).
"De Mol" - With Lloyd Vermeulen as Self - Candidate (8 episodes, 2018).
"Deadly Games" - With James Calvert as Gus Lloyd (13 episodes, 1995-1997), Christopher Lloyd as Jordan Kenneth Lloyd (13 episodes, 1995-1997), Cheryl Richardson as Sophie Lloyd (2 episodes, 1995), and Cheryl Anderson as Sophie Lloyd (1 episode, 1995).
"Death Valley Days" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Carl (2 episodes, 1960-1962), Mark Anthony as Lloyd Stevenson (2 episodes, 1966-1967), Jimmy Lloyd as Buck (1 episode, 1952-1953), Lloyd Bochner as Robert Louis Stevenson (1 episode, 1966), Donald Gamble as Lloyd Osbourne (1 episode, 1958), and Gordon Mills as Reuben Lloyd (1 episode, 1957).
"The Deep Concern" - With Bernard Lloyd as Wyn Lloyd (6 episodes, 1979).
"Delmer & Marta" - With Trevor Schmidt as Lloyd (7 episodes, 2016) and Donovan Workun as Lloyd (1 episode, 2016). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Lloyd Bell Head Wardrobe / Set Supervisor (4 Episodes, 2016). Series Additional Crew: Lloyd Bell Set Supervisor (unknown Episodes).
"Designated Survivor" - With Terry Serpico as Patrick Lloyd (7 episodes, 2017) and Landon Norris as Travis Lloyd (1 episode, 2017).
"Desperate Housewives" - With Sam Lloyd as Dr. Albert Goldfine (8 episodes, 2004-2005), Steven Weber as Lloyd (1 episode, 2008), and Travis Brorsen as Lloyd (1 episode, 2005).
"Devils Line" - With Carli Mosier as Juliana Lloyd (11 episodes, 2018).
"Dhar Mann" - With Danny De Lloyd as Judge (12 episodes, 2020-2022) and Danny Delloyd as Dad (3 episodes, 2023).
"Diagnosis Murder" - With Harley Venton as Dr. Lloyd Fleming (2 episodes, 1994), Kathleen Lloyd as Emma Bornstein (2 episodes, 1999), James Morrison as Lloyd Nichols (1 episode, 1998), and Samantha Lloyd as Judge's Clerk (1 episode, 1997).
"Dis Raps for Hire" - With Lloyd Ahlquist (7 episodes, 2011-2012). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Ahlquist (6 Episodes, 2011-2012).
"Division 4" - With Lloyd Cunnington as Const. Samuels (5 episodes, 1969-1975) and Ron Lloyd as Drunk (3 episodes, 1969-1973).
"Doctor Who" - With Rosalind Lloyd as Nurse (3 episodes, 1978), Hugh Lloyd as Goronwny (2 episodes, 1987), Lloyd McGuire as Lugo (1 episode, 1977), Judith Lloyd as Teresa (1 episode, 1977), Lloyd Lam as Nobleman (1 episode, 1964), and Lloyd Williams as Cyberman (1 episode, 1983). Series Produced by Innes Lloyd Producer (77 Episodes, 1966-1968). Series Production Design by Bernard Lloyd-Jones (4 Episodes, 1982). Series Sound Department: John Lloyd Sound (4 Episodes, 1975).
"Doctor Who" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as John Lumic (2 episodes, 2006), Harry Lloyd as Baines (2 episodes, 2007), Cheryl Fergison as Mrs. Lloyd (2 episodes, 2005), Damian Samuels as Mr. Lloyd (2 episodes, 2005), Gareth David-Lloyd as Ianto Jones (2 episodes, 2008), Oscar Lloyd as Toby Avery (2 episodes, 2011), Luke Perry as Timothy Lloyd (1 episode, 2005), Gruffudd Glyn as Pikeman Lloyd Llewelyn (1 episode, 2015), and Lewin Lloyd as Sylas (1 episode, 2020). Series Makeup Department: Derek Lloyd Make-up Artist (2 Episodes, 2017). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Elis... First Assistant Director (2 Episodes, 2005). Series Art Department: Deborah De Lloyd, Soft Props/upholstery/Drapes / Set Dresser (2 Episodes, 2023). Series Art Department: Lloyd Reece, Chargehand Painter (1 Episode, 2018). Series Stunts: Lloyd Bass Stunt Performer (2 Episodes, 2013-2017). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Lloyd Middleton Costume Assistant (1 Episode, 2011). Series Location Management: Gareth Lloyd, Location Manager (5 Episodes, 2005-2006). Series Additional Crew: Jasmine Jackson-Lloyd Horse Department (10 Episodes, 2018). Series Additional Crew: Tim Knauer Voice Dubbing: Harry Lloyd (uncredited) (1 Episode, 2007).
"Double Rush" - With Sam Lloyd as Barkley (13 episodes, 1995).
"Down to Film" - With Connor Lloyd Crews as Battleshots Player 2 (11 episodes, 2012-2013). Series Directed by Connor Lloyd Crews (4 Episodes, 2012). Series Writing Credits: Connor Lloyd Crews (7 Episodes, 2012). Series Writing Credits: Connor Lloyd Crews (co-writer) (1 Episode, 2012). Series Produced by Connor Lloyd Crews Executive Producer / Web Producer (9 Episodes, 2012). Series Cinematography by Connor Lloyd Crews (4 Episodes, 2012). Series Editing by Connor Lloyd Crews (6 Episodes, 2012). Series Sound Department: Connor Lloyd Crews Sound (1 Episode, 2012).
"Dr. Kildare" - With Josie Lloyd as Nurse Roth (5 episodes, 1961-1964) and Lloyd Bochner as Dr. Harry Nelson (1 episode, 1962).
"Drag Queens of London'" - With Lloyd Dixon as Self (9 episodes, 2014).
"Dragon Ball Super" - With Markus Lloyd as Belmod (12 episodes, 2017-2018).
"Dream Team" - With Lloyd Martin as Charlie Gerald (6 episodes, 2001-2002) and Jacob Lloyd as Chris Hill (4 episodes, 2003).
"Dumb and Dumber" - With Matt Frewer as Lloyd Christmas (13 episodes, 1995-1996).
"An Egg's Guide to Minecraft" - With Dan Lloyd as Villagers (14 episodes, 2012-2020). Series Directed by Dan Lloyd (17 Episodes, 2012-2020). Series Writing Credits: Dan Lloyd (writer) (16 Episodes, 2012-2016). Series Writing Credits: Dan Lloyd (written By) (1 Episode, 2020). Series Produced by Dan Lloyd Producer (16 Episodes, 2012-2016). Series Music by Dan Lloyd (5 Episodes, 2012). Series Visual Effects by Dan Lloyd Lighting Artist / Modeling / Rigging Artist / Simulator (1 Episode, 2020). Series Animation Department: Dan Lloyd Animator / Character Animator / Layout Artist (17 Episodes, 2012-2020).
"Emerald Soup" - With Karl Lanchbury as Gally Lloyd (7 episodes, 1963).
"Epic Studios" - With Lloyd Ahlquist as Lloyd (12 episodes). Series Produced by Lloyd Ahlquist Executive Producer (unknown Episodes).
"ESPN SportsCentury" - With John Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2000-2001), Lloyd McClendon as Self (2 episodes, 2001-2002), Lloyd Dinse as Self (1 episode, 2000), Charles Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2003), Lloyd Carr as Self (1 episode, 2005), and Dan Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2005).
"The F.B.I." - With Robert Hogan as Lloyd Mitchell (6 episodes, 1965-1972), Victor French as Lloyd Smith (3 episodes, 1967-1973), Don Lloyd as Policeman (2 episodes, 1966-1967), Lloyd Bochner as Keenyn Gray (1 episode, 1969), Lloyd Gough as Harvey Scott (1 episode, 1966), Lloyd Haynes as First Special Agent (1 episode, 1966), and Lloyd Nolan as Judge Harper (1 episode, 1973).
"Fallen World - Humanity Lost" - With Brea Speckart as Faith Lloyd (8 episodes, 2018).
"Family Affairs" - With Arthur White as Jeff Lloyd (3 episodes, 2004), Tom Lloyd-Roberts as hairman of Social Services Committee (1 episode, 2002), and Elizabeth Lloyd as Nurse Tracy (1 episode, 2005).
"Family Problems" - With Scott Shekerow as Agent Lloyd (7 episodes, 2014).
"Fantasy Island" - With Lloyd Bochner as Earl of Norfolk (4 episodes, 1978-1984) and Andrea Lloyd as Injured girl (1 episode, 1984).
"Fievel's American Tails" - With Lloyd Battista as Papa Mousekewitz (13 episodes, 1992).
"Flash Gordon" "Ascension" - With Jonathan Walker as Rankol (as Jonathan Lloyd Walker). Stunts: Lloyd Adams (Stunt Player).
"Flinch" - With Lloyd Griffith as Self - Presenter (10 episodes, 2019).
"Folio" - With Lloyd Bochner as Agathon (13 episodes, 1955-1959).
"Fox and Friends" - With Imogen Lloyd Webber as Self (5 episodes, 2012-2016) and Carli Lloyd as Self - Captain, U.S. Women's Soccer Team (2 episodes, 2015).
"Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Guest (4 episodes, 2007-2010) and Christopher Lloyd Hayden as Self (1 episode, 2009).
"G.P." - With Adam Lloyd as Jason Millar (1 episode, 1992), Margo Lloyd as Mrs. Packard (1 episode, 1992), Noah Taylor as Dr. Martin Lloyd (1 episode, 1993), John Hargreaves as Dr. Oliver Lloyd (1 episode, 1993), Chris Lloyds as Club Owner (1 episode, 1993), Andrew Lloyde as Mr. Dworkin (1 episode, 1994), and Brendan Lloyd as Brett's Accomplice (1 episode, 1992).
"The Gangster Chronicles" - With Kathleen Lloyd as Stella Siegel (13 episodes, 1981).
"General Hospital" - With Susanna Harter as Dr. Heather Lloyd (5 episodes, 1993-1994), Lloyd Haynes as Ken Morgan (3 episodes, 1986), Kim Terry as Rita Jones Lloyd (unknown episodes), and Eamonn Roche as Lloyd (1 episode, 2008). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (breakdown Writer) (189 Episodes, 2017-2023). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (writer) (2 Episodes, 2017-2018). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (written By) (2 Episodes, 2018). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (194 Episodes, 2017-2023).
"Generations" - With Ronald Allen as Lloyd Bradfield (13 episodes, 1989).
"George & Mildred" - With Simon Lloyd as Baby Tarquin (7 episodes, 1978-1979).
"Goede tijden, slechte tijden" - With Ronny Libanon as Lloyd (10 episodes, 1996-2004).
"Good Morning Britain" - With Peter Lloyd as Self - Author Who Says Men Can Easily Multi-Task (2 episodes, 2018-2019), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Guest (1 episode, 2016-2019), Michaela Lloyd as Self - Mobile Home Submerged (1 episode, 2018), Ian Lloyd as Self - Royal Writer and Photographer (1 episode, 2018), Vanessa Lloyd-Platt as Self - Divorce Lawyer (1 episode, 2016), Cher Lloyd as Self - Guest (1 episode, 2018), and David Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2020).
"Graham's Gang" - With Lloyd Mahoney as Keith (10 episodes, 1977-1979).
"Granada Reports" - With Tony Lloyd as Self - Lab, Rochdale (3 episodes, 2009-2019), Christopher Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2019), Tony Lloyd as Self - ADHD Foundation (1 episode, 2017), Jake Lloyd as Self - Levenshulme Repair Cafe (1 episode, 2019), David Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2019), Jayne Lloyd as Self - National Crime Agency (1 episode, 2020), Lloyd Eyre-Morgan as Self - S.A.M. Writer & Director (1 episode, 2020), and Carli Lloyd as Self - Manchester City (1 episode, 2017).
"Granite Flats" - With Christopher Lloyd as Professor Hargraves (12 episodes, 2014-2015).
"Great Performances" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (2 episodes, 1998-2022), Margaret Lloyd as Amy March (2 episodes, 2000-2001), Robert Lloyd as Seneca (1 episode, 1984), and Julian Lloyd Webber as Self - Performer (1 episode, 1998). Series Directed by Phyllida Lloyd (1 Episode, 2019). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley, Executive Producer (1 Episode, 1987). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Phil Lloyd, Camera Operator (1 Episode, 2003). Series Music Department: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Music By / Orchestrator (2 Episodes, 1998-2000). Series Music Department: David Lloyd-Jones... Conductor (1 Episode, 1998).
"Great Scott, It's Maynard" - With Hugh Lloyd as Self (13 episodes, 1955-1956).
"Greek Uncovered" - With Lloyd Segan as Self (14 episodes, 2008-2010).
"Grey's Anatomy" - With Daniel Sunjata as Eli Lloyd (8 episodes, 2010-2011), JD Cullum as Lloyd (3 episodes, 2013-2014), and Keith David as Lloyd Mackie (1 episode, 2005). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Moriarity, Key Grip (24 Episodes, 2012-2013). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Anna Lloyd-Jones Costumer (9 Episodes, 2016-2017).
"Guiding Light" - With Rita Lloyd as Lucille Wexler (10 episodes, 1979-1980), Helen Lloyd Breed as Mrs. Urban (1 episode, 1987), and Sendhil Ramamurthy as Lloyd (2002-2003) (unknown episodes). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (co-head Writer) (234 Episodes, 2001-2009). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (head Writer) (234 Episodes, 2001-2009). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (associate Head Writer) (11 Episodes, 2003-2006). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (associate Writer) (2 Episodes, 2003-2005). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (writer) (2 Episodes, 2005-2008).
"Happy" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Uncle Charlie (10 episodes, 1960-1961).
"Hardball" - With Chris Browning as Lloyd LaCombe (9 episodes, 1994).
"Harts of the West" - With Lloyd Bridges as Jake Tyrell (7 episodes, 1993-1994).
"Have You Been Paying Attention?" - With Lloyd Langford as Self (20 episodes, 2019-2023).
"The Haves and the Have Nots" - With James Edward Thomas as Lloyd Bowman (12 episodes, 2018-2020).
"Hawaii Five-O" - With Lloyd Bochner as Capt. Roger Newhouse (4 episodes, 1970-1980), Lloyd Kino as Capt. Matsua (2 episodes, 1978-1980), Lloyd Gough as Nelson Blake (1 episode, 1970), Darrell Fetty as Lloyd Dawson (1 episode, 1979), James Lloyd Land as Thad Vaughn (1 episode, 1968), and Lloyd Campbell as Lyle Thompson (1 episode, 1976). Series Editing by Lloyd Nelson (1 Episode, 1979). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Ahern II, First Assistant Camera (26 Episodes, 1968-1969).
"Hawaiian Eye" - With Lloyd Kino as Diamond Fence (4 episodes, 1960-1963), Joseph Gallison as Charles Lloyd (3 episodes, 1960-1963), and Suzanne Lloyd as Lois Brindisi (2 episodes, 1960). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Rosamond (story) (1 Episode, 1963). Series Editing by Lloyd Nosler (4 Episodes, 1959-1961).
"Health and Efficiency" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Rex Regis (12 episodes, 1993-1995).
"Hidden Ireland" - With Lloyd Hutchinson as Various.
"Hilda" - With Lloyd Hutchinson as Additional Voices (13 episodes, 2020).
"Hill Street Blues" - With Kathleen Lloyd as Nurse Linda Wulfawitz (4 episodes, 1982-1983) and Julie Lloyd as Reporter (4 episodes, 1983-1984).
"Hinterland" - With Alex Harries as DC Lloyd Ellis (13 episodes, 2013-2016) and Sara Lloyd as Jenny James (1 episode, 2013). Series Art Direction by Gerwyn Lloyd (3 Episodes, 2013). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Elis First Assistant Director (5 Episodes, 2013-2016).
"Hollywood Insider" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (4 episodes, 2019-2021), Christopher Lloyd as Self (4 episodes, 2021-2022), Danny Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2021), and Lloyd Taylor as Self (1 episode, 2019).
"The Hollywood Squares (Daytime)" - With Lloyd Haynes as Self - Panelist (8 episodes, 1969-1972).
"Homeboys in Outer Space" - With Peter Mackenzie as Android Lloyd Wellington III (7 episodes, 1996-1997).
"Hometown" - With John Bedford Lloyd as Peter Kincaid (10 episodes, 1985).
"The Honey Siege" - With Kevin Lloyd as Phil Gattrell (7 episodes, 1987).
"Horizon" - With Seth Lloyd as Self (7 episodes, 2006-2015), William Hootkins as Lloyd Edens (1 episode, 1976), Cody Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2000), Lloyd Keigwin as Self (1 episode, 2003), and Sarah Lloyd-Fox as Self - Birkbeck College (1 episode, 2014).
"Horrible Histories" - With Emily Lloyd-Saini as Various (9 episodes, 2019-2022).
"How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (9 episodes, 2006).
"I Dream" - With Christopher Lloyd as Professor Toone (13 episodes, 2004).
"I'd Do Anything" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Chief Judge (13 episodes, 2008).
"Imus in the Morning" - With Imogen Lloyd Webber as Self (segment "Hollywood & Vine") (12 episodes, 2013-2015).
"In Sickness and in Health" - With Hugh Lloyd as Mr. Carey (10 episodes, 1990-1992).
"The Inbetweeners" - With Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Mark Donovan (9 episodes, 2008-2010).
"Industry" - With Ben Lloyd-Hughes as Greg Grayson (6 episodes, 2020). Series Additional Crew: Lisa Lloyd 1st Assistant Accountant (8 Episodes, 2022).
"The Innocence Project" - With Lloyd Owen as Professor Jon Ford (8 episodes, 2006-2007).
"Inside Victor Lewis-Smith" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Policeman (8 episodes, 1993-1995).
"Ironside" - With Kathleen Lloyd as Bank Teller (3 episodes, 1970-1973), Barbara Rhoades as Bonnie Lloyd (3 episodes, 1967-1975), Lloyd Kino as 2nd Grocer (3 episodes, 1968-1971), Lloyd Bochner as Supt. Colin Faber (1 episode, 1972), and Lloyd Battista as Mickey Blain (1 episode, 1970).
"ITV Playhouse" - With Lloyd Peters as Gang member (3 episodes, 1979-1980), Gabrielle Lloyd as Stephanie (2 episodes, 1979-1980), Bernard Lloyd as Bernard (1 episode, 1967), Robin Lloyd as Prosecuting Counsel (1 episode, 1969), and Kevin Lloyd as Trevis Comport (1 episode, 1980). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley Executive Producer (2 Episodes, 1969-1970).
"ITV Saturday Night Theatre" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as George Chudleigh (2 episodes, 1971-1973), Gabrielle Lloyd as Yvonne (2 episodes, 1973), Lala Lloyd as Relative (1 episode, 1970), Lloyd Anderson as West Indian (1 episode, 1969), and Rosalind Lloyd as the American girl (1 episode, 1972).
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" - With Lloyd Banks as Self (4 episodes, 2004-2011), Lloyd Cole as Self (1 episode, 2004), Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown (1 episode, 2015), and Christopher Lloyd Dennis as Potato Smashed Superman (1 episode, 2008).
"Judging Amy" - With Dave Ruby as Dr. Lloyd (11 episodes, 2003-2004) and Warren Vanders as Lloyd Bosso (1 episode, 2001).
"Juliet Bravo" - With Lloyd McGuire as DS Bernie Duckworth (7 episodes, 1981-1983) and Kevin Lloyd as Derek Banks (1 episode, 1985).
"Jury" - With Hugh Lloyd as Gerald Sadler (13 episodes, 1983) and Gabrielle Lloyd as Mary Matthews (11 episodes, 1983).
"The Kenny Report" - With Graham Lloyd as Self - Environment Editor, The Australian (7 episodes, 2019-2022) and John Lloyd as Self - Institute of Public Affairs (1 episode, 2019).
"The Kids from 47A" - With Lloyd Lamble as Mr. Stephens (13 episodes, 1973-1974).
"The L.A. Complex" - With Aaron Abrams as Ricky Lloyd (7 episodes, 2012).
"L.A. Law" - With John Bedford Lloyd as Duane Butler (2 episodes, 1989-1993), Kathleen Lloyd as Adrian Joyner (1 episode, 1989), Kenneth Lloyd Bowers as Jury Foreperson (1 episode, 1994), John McCann as Raymond Lloyd (1 episode, 1987), John Zarchen as Lloyd Hassock (1 episode, 1993), Don Diamond as Trustee Lloyd (1 episode, 1986), and Lloyd Gordon as William Riley (1 episode, 1989).
"Last Dinner" - With Sabur Shinoda as Lloyd (12 episodes, 2018).
"The Late Late Show with James Corden" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (2 episodes, 2018-2019), Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Self (1 episode, 2021), Carli Lloyd as Self - Soccer Player (1 episode, 2015), Lloyd Ahlquist as Self (1 episode, 2015), Jeremy Lloyd as Self - Marian Hill (1 episode, 2015), and Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Emmett Brown (1 episode, 2021).
"Laurie Hill" - With Eric Lloyd as Leo Hill (10 episodes, 1992).
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" - With Todd Faulkner as Lloyd Severio (3 episodes, 2005-2022), James Lloyd Reynolds as Ethan Jackson (2 episodes, 2010-2013), John Bedford Lloyd as Mike Tucker (1 episode, 2004), and Robert Langdon Lloyd as Reverend Fitzgerald (1 episode, 2010).
"The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Ned Buntline (7 episodes, 1955-1960) and Suzanne Lloyd as Mary Turner (1 episode, 1960).
"The Life and Times of David Lloyd George" - With Philip Madoc as David Lloyd George (9 episodes, 1981), Lisabeth Miles as Margaret Lloyd George (9 episodes, 1981), Meredith Edwards as Richard Lloyd (6 episodes, 1981), Sue Jones-Davies as Megan Lloyd George (4 episodes, 1981), Iestyn Garlick as Richard Lloyd George (4 episodes, 1981), Lisa Grug as Megan Lloyd George (3 episodes, 1981), Jack Wynne-Williams as Richard Lloyd George (2 episodes, 1981), John H. Francis as Gwilym Lloyd George (2 episodes, 1981), Donna Edwards as Mair Lloyd George (1 episode, 1981), and Dylan Jones as David Lloyd George as a Boy (1 episode, 1981).
"The Little Picture Show" - With Wendy Lloyd as Self - Presenter (16 episodes, 1995).
"Live with Kelly and Mark" - With Cher Lloyd as Self - Musical Guest (3 episodes, 2013-2014), Carli Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 2012-2015), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Guest (1 episode, 2018), Lloyd Polite as Self (1 episode, 2007), and John Lloyd Young as Self (1 episode, 2014).
"Lloyd" - With Brad Jones as Lloyd (6 episodes, 2015-2017) and Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2017).
"Lloyds Bank Channel 4 Film Challenge"
"Lollipop Loves Mr Mole" - With Hugh Lloyd as Reg Robinson (Mr. Mole) (13 episodes, 1971-1972).
"The London Programme" - With John Lloyd as Self - Reporter (11 episodes, 1975-1976) and Lloyd Honeyghan as Self (1 episode, 1991). Series Produced by John Lloyd Producer (17 Episodes, 1976-1977).
"Loose Women" - With Danielle Lloyd as Self (5 episodes, 2016-2020), Si n Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2008-2010), Cher Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2016-2018), Vanessa Lloyd-Platt as Self (1 episode, 2004), Lloyd Macey as Self (1 episode, 2017), and Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Performer (1 episode, 2021).
"The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" - With Lloyd Owen as Captain Elendil (6 episodes, 2022). Series Visual Effects by Lloyd Branzuela, Compositor: Cause And FX (7 Episodes, 2022). Series Visual Effects by Sarah-Jane Lloyd, Compositor: Cause And FX (uncredited) (4 Episodes, 2022).
"The Love Boat" - With Lloyd Bochner as George Tillman (2 episodes, 1982-1987), Lloyd Bridges as William Otis Farnsworth (2 episodes, 1981), Lloyd Alan as Brian Litz (2 episodes, 1980), Francis X. McCarthy as Lloyd (1 episode, 1982), Lloyd Bremseth as Mr. Jackson (1 episode, 1984), and Kari Lloyd as Arlene (1 episode, 1982). Series Writing Credits: Wilford Lloyd Baumes (developed By) (250 Episodes, 1977-1987). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd J. Schwartz (story Editor) (6 Episodes, 1980-1981). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd J. Schwartz (written By) (1 Episode, 1981). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Turner (written By) (4 Episodes, 1982-1985). Series Cinematography by Lloyd Ahern Sr. (19 Episodes, 1977-1978).
"Love Soup" - With Owen Brenman as Lloyd Drewitt (8 episodes, 2005-2008) and Ben Lloyd-Hughes as Teenage Boy (1 episode, 2005).
"Lux Video Theatre" - With Lloyd Knight as Henderson (4 episodes, 1952-1953), Lloyd Corrigan as Dr. Flynn (2 episodes, 1955-1957), Doris Lloyd as Beatrice (2 episodes, 1955-1956), Lloyd Bochner as Soldier (1 episode, 1951), and Lloyd Gough as Ben (1 episode, 1952). Series Writing Credits: John Robert Lloyd (adaptation) (1 Episode, 1950). Series Art Direction by John Robert Lloyd (3 Episodes, 1950). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (1 Episode, 1950).
"Lytton's Diary" - With Bernard Lloyd as Henry Field (11 episodes, 1985-1986). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley Executive Producer (12 Episodes, 1985-1986).
"Magkaagaw" - With Lloyd Samartino as Raul Almonte (12 episodes, 2019-2020).
"Marcella" - With Harry Lloyd as Henry Gibson (8 episodes, 2016) and Gabrielle Lloyd as Margaret Shepard (1 episode, 2018). Series Location Management: Caroline Lloyd-Price Locations Scout (1 Episode, 2018).
"Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars" - With Jordan Lloyd as Self (12 episodes, 2015).
"Martin Kane" - With Lloyd Nolan as Martin Kane (9 episodes, 1951-1952).
"Master Class: The Web Series" - With Briana McKeague as Mickey Lloyd (10 episodes, 2015).
"Matchroom Boxing: Before the Bell" - With Chris Lloyd as Self - Commentator (9 episodes, 2021-2023).
"May bukas pa" - With Lloyd Zaragoza as Pedro (10 episodes, 2009-2010).
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