"Agonia de amor" - With Miguel Maciá as Lloyd (60 episodes, 1963).
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" - With Doris Lloyd as Emily's Mother (5 episodes, 1958-1962), Norman Lloyd as Charles Brailing (4 episodes, 1957-1961), Josie Lloyd as Bank Teller (4 episodes, 1959-1962), Leslie Nielsen as Lloyd Ashley (2 episodes, 1958-1961), Murray Alper as Lloyd (2 episodes, 1955-1960), and Michael Adam Lloyd as Boy (1 episode, 1960). Series Directed by Norman Lloyd (19 Episodes, 1958-1962). Series Produced by Norman Lloyd Associate Producer (184 Episodes, 1957-1962). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (137 Episodes, 1956-1962). Series Sound Department: Lloyd D. Wiler Sound (1 Episode, 1961).
"Alys" - With Lloyd Everitt as Brawd Mike (4 episodes, 2011) and Ruth Lloyd as Pennaeth Adran (1 episode, 2012). Series Production Design by Gerwyn Lloyd (8 Episodes, 2011). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Elis First Assistant Director (4 Episodes, 2012).
"Angels" - With Clare Walker as Sarah Lloyd-Smith (10 episodes, 1978), Kate Lock as Sarah Lloyd-Smith (10 episodes, 1979), Richard Kay as Mr. Lloyd-Smith (3 episodes, 1978), Lloyd Lamble as Mr. Brent (3 episodes, 1976-1982), Douglas Reith as Simon Lloyd-Smith (2 episodes, 1978), Colin Dunn as Alan Lloyd (1 episode, 1976), and Graham Chinn as Bob Lloyd (1 episode, 1976).
"Antiques Roadshow" - With Lisa Lloyd as Self - Expert (27 episodes, 2016-2020) and Lloyd Farmar as Self - Additional Specialist (10 episodes, 2015-2016). Series Production Design by Lloyd Farmar (45 Episodes, 2016-2019). Series Art Department: Lloyd Farmar Scenic Design (1 Episode, 2015).
"Armchair Theatre" - With Lloyd Lamble as Dr. Pritchard (6 episodes, 1956-1965), Charles Lloyd Pack as Dr. Swan (4 episodes, 1956-1964), Jeremy Lloyd as Lord Tony Bright (2 episodes, 1962-1963), Lloyd Pearson as Alfie, The Brigadier (2 episodes, 1957), Lloyd Reckord as Edmund (2 episodes, 1959), Sue Lloyd as Julie Lister (1 episode, 1964), Vivien Lloyd as WRAF Sgt. Dawson (1 episode, 1964), Heather Lloyd-Jones as Young Girl Lover (1 episode, 1957), Tracey Lloyd as The girl (1 episode, 1963), and James Lloyd as Newsreader (1 episode, 1964). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley, Executive Producer / Producer (43 Episodes, 1967-1974). Series Script and Continuity Department: Marian Lloyd, Script Editor (2 Episodes, 1974). Series Additional Crew: Marian Lloyd... Story Editor (14 Episodes, 1971-1974).
"Arts Alive: Film" - With Tony Lloyd as Self - Host (22 episodes, 2014-2016).
"As the World Turns" - With Rita Lloyd as Edwina Walsh (13 episodes, 1992-1995), Adam J. Smith as Lloyd - WOAK Prod Asst (9 episodes, 1998-2000), Lloyd Alan as Lt. Savage (3 episodes, 1981-1982), James Lloyd Reynolds as Patrick Wescott (1 episode, 2007), and Clay Adams as Lloyd (1 episode, 2007). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (co-head Writer) (73 Episodes, 2010). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (associate Head Writer) (13 Episodes, 2006-2010). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (89 Episodes, 2006-2010). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd 'Lucky' Gold (writer) (1 Episode, 2010). Series Production Design by Lloyd R. Evans (1 Episode, 1985). Series Art Direction by Lloyd R. Evans (76 Episodes, 1982-1988).
"Ask Rhod Gilbert" - With Lloyd Langford as Self (16 episodes, 2010-2011). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Langford (8 Episodes, 2010).
"Bachelor in Paradise" - With Davey Lloyd as Self - Contestant (15 episodes, 2018-2019).
"Back at the Barnyard" - With Lloyd Sherr as Everett (15 episodes, 2007-2011).
"Back to the Future" - With Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Emmett Brown (live-action segments) (26 episodes, 1991-1992).
"The Baron" - With Sue Lloyd as Cordelia Winfield (23 episodes, 1966-1967).
"Battle Plan Under Fire" - With Lloyd Clark as Self (18 episodes, 2004).
"BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as Gonzalo (4 episodes, 1956-1958), Lloyd Pearson as Maitre d'Hotel (4 episodes, 1954-1959), Robin Lloyd as Denis (3 episodes, 1951-1952), Lloyd Lamble as Andrew Selway (3 episodes, 1952-1959), Frank Lloyd as Charlie (3 episodes, 1953-1955), Diana Day as Marie Lloyd, as a child (1 episode, 1953), Patricia Stark as Marie Lloyd as a Child (1 episode, 1953), Lloyd Reckord as John Alexander (1 episode, 1959), Richard Johnson as Lloyd Osbourne (1 episode, 1950), and Helen Sessions as Alis Lloyd (1 episode, 1959). Series Writing Credits: Stanley Lloyd (adapted By: For Ice Presentation) (1 Episode, 1953). Series Writing Credits: Stanley Lloyd (book) (1 Episode, 1954). Series Writing Credits: Charles Lloyd-Jones (1 Episode, 1951).
"BBC TV Cricket" - With Clive Lloyd as Self (24 episodes, 1973-1986).
"A Beautiful Affair" - With John Lloyd Cruz as Napoleon Riego (60 episodes, 2012-2013).
"Bellbird" - With Christopher Pate as Marcus Lloyd (174 episodes, 1972).
"Big Brother" - With Jordan Lloyd as Self (63 episodes, 2009-2016).
"Big News TV" - With Lloyd Collins as Drill Sargeant (14 episodes, 2010).
"BILD LIVE" - With Lloyd Austin as Self (106 episodes, 2022).
"The Bill" - With Kevin Lloyd as D.C. Lines (457 episodes, 1988-1998), James Lloyd as PC Steve Hunter (80 episodes, 1989-2006), Lloyd McGuire as Barry Yoxhall (9 episodes, 1990-2007), Roger Lloyd Pack as Mick Mortimer (7 episodes, 1991-2002), Cordelia Bugeja as Nina Lloyd (4 episodes, 2005-2007), Gabrielle Lloyd as Carole Clay (3 episodes, 1989-2000), Lloyd Howells as Jake Manson (3 episodes, 2010), Lloyd Hutchinson as Michael Clancy (3 episodes, 1995-2008), David Lloyd as 1st Prison Officer (3 episodes, 1994-1998), Marji Campi as Gina Lloyd (2 episodes, 1997-2008), Gareth David-Lloyd as Carl Pritchard (2 episodes, 2005-2010), John Lloyd Fillingham as Carl Adams (2 episodes, 1993-1996), Maggie Lloyd Williams as Cathy Fisher (2 episodes, 2005-2007), Melissa Lloyd as Anita Russell (2 episodes, 1998-2001), Lloyd Peters as Macklin (2 episodes, 1990-1993), Caleb Lloyd as Little Boy (2 episodes, 1991-1993), Lloyd Owen as David Seabrook (1 episode, 1996), Harry Lloyd as Matt Richie (1 episode, 2005), Jean Lloyd as Sheila (1 episode, 1995), Liz Izen as Jane Lloyd (1 episode, 1997), Karl Davies as Danny Lloyd (1 episode, 2001), Sharon Lloyd as Mrs. Collins (1 episode, 1997), Gabrielle Hamilton as Mrs. Lloyd (1 episode, 2002), Tom Lloyd-Roberts as Mr. Campbell (1 episode, 2005), Daniel J Carver as Jarvis Lloyd (1 episode, 2007), Julia West as Mary Lloyd (1 episode, 2002), Lloyd Williams as Heavy (1 episode, 1989), Robin Lloyd as Mr. Thomas (1 episode, 1990), Lloyd Notice as Leroy Johnson (1 episode, 1996), Ellam Lloyd Hull as 3rd Boy (1 episode, 1990), Peter Lloyd as Boy Witness (1 episode, 1991), Graeme Lloyd as D.J. (1 episode, 1990), Lala Lloyd as Lady Pensioner (1 episode, 1985), Lloyd Anderson as Hostel Manager (1 episode, 1991), Poppy Lloyd as Tosh's Daughter (1 episode, 1989), Henry Lloyd as Tosh's Son (1 episode, 1989), Poppy Lloyd as (2 episodes, 2010), and Poppy Lloyd as casting assistant (uncredited) (1 episode, 2009). Series Writing Credits: Peter Lloyd (writer) (1 Episode, 1999). Series Writing Credits: Peter Lloyd (written By) (1 Episode, 2000). Series Writing Credits: Stephanie Lloyd Jones (written By) (1 Episode, 2007). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley Executive Producer (35 Episodes, 1984-1987). Series Sound Department: Tim Lloyd, Sound (1 Episode, 2001). Series Script and Continuity Department: Stephanie Lloyd Jones, Script Editor (14 Episodes, 2001-2002). Series Thanks: Kevin Lloyd, Dedicatee (1 Episode, 1998).
"Billy Cotton Band Show" - With Jeremy Lloyd as Self (23 episodes, 1959-1961) and Hugh Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1965-1966).
"The Bold and the Beautiful" - With Kristolyn Lloyd as Dayzee Leigh (178 episodes, 2010-2013), Lloyd L. Humphrey as Lloyd (7 episodes, 2003-2004), Lloyd Battista as Yves (3 episodes, 2002), Jordan Lloyd as Jordan (3 episodes, 2009-2014), Olivia Lloyd as Baby (3 episodes, 2010), Ava Lloyd as Baby (3 episodes, 2010), Yolanda Lloyd Delgado as Attorney (2 episodes, 2005), Erin Cummings as Ann Lloyd (2 episodes, 2007), John Gabriel as Lloyd Bennet (1 episode, 1991), Lloyd Embert as Process Server (1 episode, 1991), Brian Lloyd as Delivery Guy (1 episode, 2007), and Natasha Lloyd as Seraphine (1 episode, 2017).
"Boston Legal" - With Tara Summers as Katie Lloyd (33 episodes, 2007-2008). Series Cinematography by Walt Lloyd (1 Episode, 2006). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Barcroft Key Grip (85 Episodes, 2004-2008).
"Brad Tries..." - With Lloyd as Self (34 episodes, 2010-2018).
"Bread" - With Greg Ellis as P.C. Lloyd (21 episodes, 1990-1991).
"Breakfast" - With Sian Lloyd as Self - Presenter (4 episodes, 2012-2013), Julian Lloyd Webber as Self (3 episodes, 2004-2011), John Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2010-2013), Mark Lloyd as Self - Chef (2 episodes, 2011), Roger Lloyd Pack as Self (1 episode, 2004), Jeremy Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2007), Danielle Lloyd as Self - Glamour Model (1 episode, 2010), Fran Lloyd as Self - Art Historian, Kingston University (1 episode, 2010), Carrie Lloyd as Self - PR Executive (1 episode, 2010), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Guest (1 episode, 2011), Claudia Lloyd as Self - Creator, 'Tinga Tinga Tales' (1 episode, 2011), and Sue Lloyd-Roberts as Self - World Affairs Correspondent (1 episode, 2011).
"Breakout Kings" - With Jimmi Simpson as Lloyd Lowery (23 episodes, 2011-2012).
"Broadway.com #LiveatFive" - With Imogen Lloyd Webber as Self (148 episodes, 2015-2020) and Kristolyn Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2017). Series Produced by Imogen Lloyd Webber Executive Producer (unknown Episodes).
"The Broadway.com Show" - With Imogen Lloyd Webber as Self (55 episodes, 2013-2014). Series Writing Credits: Imogen Lloyd Webber (56 Episodes, 2013-2014).
"Brotherly Love" - With Michael McShane as Lloyd Burwell (40 episodes, 1995-1997).
"Budgie the Little Helicopter" - With Peter Lloyd (13 episodes, 1995).
"Bunlang Dok Mai" - With Natha Lloyd as Patta (14 episodes, 2017).
"Byker Grove" - With Graham Overton as Lloyd (7 episodes, 1992), Roger Lloyd Pack as Beckett (5 episodes, 1990), and Mark Lloyd as Gary (3 episodes, 1997).
"Carson's Law" - With Lloyd Cunnington as Mr. Justice Cotterall (12 episodes, 1983-1984), Frank Lloyd as Archie Douglas (4 episodes, 1983), and Lloyd Morris as Harry (1 episode, 1983).
"Casualty" - With Michael Obiora as Lloyd Asike (65 episodes, 2011-2013), Lloyd Everitt as Jez Andrews (59 episodes, 2016-2017), Gareth David-Lloyd as Joshua Bowers (5 episodes, 2003-2019), Tom Lloyd-Roberts as Jack Wood (5 episodes, 1993-2013), Lloyd McGuire as Alun Griffiths (4 episodes, 1987-2014), Maggie Lloyd Williams as Merlene Jackson (4 episodes, 2001-2006), Lewis Lloyd as Paul (4 episodes, 2003), David Lloyd as Will Driver (4 episodes, 1992-1993), Bernard Lloyd as Joe Geraghty (3 episodes, 1995-2008), Hainsley Lloyd Bennett as Coroner's Officer (3 episodes, 2008-2018), Gabrielle Lloyd as Marian Ford (2 episodes, 1994-2002), Lloyd Owen as Jack Chandler (2 episodes, 1999), Melissa Lloyd as Steph Cram (2 episodes, 2002-2005), Jayne Lloyd as May (2 episodes, 1988-2004), Robert Langdon Lloyd as Peter Tremaine (1 episode, 1996), Ioan Lloyd as Sam Turner (1 episode, 2011), Ellam Lloyd Hull as Will Docherty (1 episode, 1995), Lloyd Meredith as Bradley Gibbins (1 episode, 2021), Victor Power as Lloyd Akindele (1 episode, 2023), Kevin Lloyd as Sgt Tony Foley (1 episode, 1987), Jessica Lloyd as Catherine (1 episode, 1992), Ben Lloyd-Hughes as Colm Roach (1 episode, 2007), Lloyd Notice as Sub Officer Phillips (1 episode, 2001), Sion Lloyd as Liam Porier (1 episode, 2004), Lloyd Hutchinson as Thomas Doran (1 episode, 2012), Isis Hope Lloyd as Liv Mabbitt (1 episode, 2018), Lloyd Thompson as Sandwich Board Man (1 episode, 1994), Richard Lloyd King as Keith (1 episode, 2002), Sue Perkins as Dr. Lloyd (1 episode, 2002), Natalie Lloyd as Ellen Calcutt (1 episode, 2010), Lloyd Richards as Chay Hendry (1 episode, 2006), Maisie Lloyd as Molly Fisher (1 episode, 2013), Lloyd Johnston as Surgeon (1 episode, 1997), John Lloyd Fillingham as Paul Harty (1 episode, 2004), Lloyd Bevan as Small Boy (1 episode, 1986), Lloyd Martin as Scott Kenyon (1 episode, 2001), and Matthew Lloyd Lewis as Policeman (1 episode, 1993). Series Writing Credits: David Lloyd (written By) (1 Episode, 2004). Series Writing Credits: Peter Lloyd (written By) (1 Episode, 2005). Series Writing Credits: Stephanie Lloyd Jones (written By) (1 Episode, 2013). Series Makeup Department: Derek Lloyd Makeup Designer / Makeup Artist (4 Episodes, 2005-2007). Series Production Management: Lloyd Elis Production Manager (4 Episodes, 2011-2012). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Elis First Assistant Director (2 Episodes, 2009). Series Additional Crew: Gerwyn Lloyd Designer (1 Episode, 2012).
"Celebrity Big Brother" - With Danielle Lloyd as Self (30 episodes, 2007).
"Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager" - With Rob Matsushita as Lloyd (18 episodes, 2006-2012).
Check It Tv - With Lloyd Beck as Host. Series Directed by Lloyd Beck (unknown Episodes). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Beck (unknown Episodes). Series Produced by Lloyd Beck Producer (unknown Episodes). Series Film Editing by Lloyd Beck (unknown Episodes).
"Children's Ward" - With Steven Arnold as Joe Lloyd (20 episodes, 1993-1994) and Daniel-Thomas Lloyd (1 episode, 1999).
"Chirp" - With Adrian David Lloyd as Squawk (51 episodes, 2015-2016).
"The Cinema Snob" - With Lloyd as Self (56 episodes, 2010-2022).
"Clevver Now" - With Chelsea London Lloyd as Self (38 episodes, 2016). Series Produced by Chelsea London Lloyd... Associate Producer (unknown Episodes).
"Code Geass" - With Tetsu Shiratori as Lloyd Asplund (38 episodes, 2006-2012) and Liam O'Brien as Lloyd Asplund (38 episodes, 2006-2008).
"Cold Squad" - With Paul Coeur as Sgt. Lloyd Mastrowski (26 episodes, 1998-1999), Mark Gash as Insp. Lloyd (2 episodes, 2001-2002), and Lloyd Berry (1 episode, 1998).
"Compact" - With Gaynor Lloyd as Bridget Wayman (63 episodes, 1964-1965) and Lala Lloyd as Mrs. Carlsen (1 episode, 1964).
"Coronation Street" - With Craig Charles as Lloyd Mullaney (923 episodes, 2005-2015), John Lloyd Fillingham as Neil Mitchell (44 episodes, 1992-1993), Kevin Lloyd as Don Watkins (14 episodes, 1980-1984), Lloyd McGuire as P.C. Lyle (11 episodes, 1975-2011), Lloyd Peters as Tony Lawson (9 episodes, 1989-2022), Tom Lloyd-Roberts as Councillor Naysmith (8 episodes, 2000-2003), Bernard Lloyd as HHJ Yeomans (4 episodes, 1998), Alison Lloyd as Aunty Monica (4 episodes, 1980-1999), Erica Sail as Gabriella Lloyd-Williams (3 episodes, 1993), Howard Lloyd-Lewis as Mr. Carter (2 episodes, 1982), Lewis Wilson as Mr. Lloyd (2 episodes, 1961), Lloyd Lamble as Chairman of Magistrates (2 episodes, 1971), Richard Lloyd as Investor (2 episodes, 2020), Andrew Wilde as Paul Lloyd (2 episodes, 1985), Anne Lloyd as Sandra (1 episode, 1962), and David Lloyd Jones as Waiter (1 episode, 1976). Series Writing Credits: Owen Lloyd-Fox (written By) (87 Episodes, 2017-2023). Series Art Direction by Gavin Lloyd Smith Standy Art Director (9 Episodes, 2015). Series Art Department: Yvonne Lloyd, Prop Dresser / Set Dresser (7 Episodes, 2016-2020). Series Stunts: Lloyd Bass, Stunt Double (1 Episode, 2016).
"Countdown" - With David Lloyd as Self - Dictionary Corner (20 episodes, 2009-2011), Siân Lloyd as Self - Dictionary Corner (17 episodes, 1999-2001), Julian Lloyd Webber as Self - Dictionary Corner (5 episodes, 2006), and Olivia Lloyd-Potts as Self - Contestant (2 episodes, 1996-2015).
"Counterpart" - With Harry Lloyd as Peter Quayle (18 episodes, 2017-2019). Series Stunts: Lloyd Barachina Stunts (1 Episode, 2018). Series Stunts: Noah Bain Garret... Stunt Double: Harry Lloyd (uncredited) (2 Episodes, 2018).
"A Country Practice" - With Frank Lloyd as Neville Potts (8 episodes, 1982-1992), Anthony Ingersent as Lloyd McNichol (6 episodes, 1982-1991), Marie Lloyd as Ruby Jackson (6 episodes, 1982-1985), Adam Lloyd as Mark Lucas (4 episodes, 1990-1992), Susan Lloyd as Patty Hudson (2 episodes, 1984), Lloyd Morris as Phillip Lambert (2 episodes, 1988), Ryan Kwanten as Ben Lloyd (2 episodes, 1992), Jane Bayly as Kerrie Lloyd (2 episodes, 1992), and Margo Lloyd as Mrs. Hancock (1 episode, 1992).
"The Crack" - With Dan Lloyd as Dan (15 episodes, 2011-2021). Series Directed by Dan Lloyd (18 Episodes, 2011-2021). Series Writing Credits: Dan Lloyd (writer) (12 Episodes, 2011-2017). Series Writing Credits: Dan Lloyd (16 Episodes, 2011-2017). Series Produced by Dan Lloyd Producer (16 Episodes, 2011-2017). Series Music by Dan Lloyd (10 Episodes, 2011). Series Visual Effects by Dan Lloyd Lighting Artist (1 Episode, 2021). Series Animation Department: Dan Lloyd Animator / Layout Artist (16 Episodes, 2011-2021). Series Editorial Department: Dan Lloyd Post-production (1 Episode, 2021). Series Music Department: Dan Lloyd Credits Theme (1 Episode, 2021). Series Script and Continuity Department: Dan Lloyd Script Editor (1 Episode, 2021).
"Credlin" - With Graham Lloyd as Self - Environment Editor, The Australian (28 episodes, 2019-2023), John Lloyd as Self - Former ABCC Commissioner (1 episode, 2019), Andrew Lloyd as Self - Path Diagnostics (1 episode, 2021), and Teresa Lloyd as Self - CEO, Maritime Industry Australia (1 episode, 2022).
"Crime 360" - With Bill Lloyd as Narrator (20 episodes, 2008-2009).
"Crossroads" - With Sue Lloyd as Barbara Hunter (317 episodes, 1979-1985), Alan Gifford as Lloyd Munro (170 episodes, 1978-1980), Keith Buckley as Evan Lloyd (19 episodes, 1965-1974), Catherine Griller as Pauline Lloyd (10 episodes, 1966-1968), and Lloyd Lamble as Jim Bartle (1 episode, 1966). Series Directed by Mike Lloyd (16 Episodes, 1972-1982).
"Crown Court" - With John Flanagan as John Lloyd (57 episodes, 1973-1984), Gabrielle Lloyd as Jennifer Hollings (6 episodes, 1972-1982), Lloyd Lamble as Dr. Oak (6 episodes, 1972-1975), Alan Downer as Professor Lloyd (5 episodes, 1973-1982), David Lloyd Jones as Jury Foreman (3 episodes, 1976), Alison Lloyd as Jury Foreman (3 episodes, 1974), Okon Jones as Thomas Lloyd (2 episodes, 1983), Roger Lloyd Pack as Dr. Patrick Attwater (1 episode, 1974), Charles Lloyd Pack as Justice Robertson (1 episode, 1976), Bernard Lloyd as Gareth Penrose Q.C. (1 episode, 1976), Kevin Lloyd as George Fisher (1 episode, 1982), and Juliet Stevenson as Catherine Lloyd (1 episode, 1984).
"The Curse of Saree" - With Natha Lloyd as Illa (14 episodes, 2022).
"Cyberchase" - With Christopher Lloyd as The Hacker (132 episodes, 2002-2023). Series Directed by Brandon Lloyd (22 Episodes, 2007-2010). Series Art Department: Brandon Lloyd Storyboard Supervisor (6 Episodes, 2010-2014). Series Animation Department: Brandon Lloyd Character Designer / Compositor (18 Episodes, 2007-2018).
"Dallas" - With Karen Kopins as Kay Lloyd (13 episodes, 1988-1989), Phillip R. Allen as Lloyd Bettinger (1 episode, 1981), and Lloyd Battista as Ricardo Mendez (1 episode, 1991). Series Film Editing by Lloyd L. Richardson (69 Episodes, 1979-1989).
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