"About Abby" - With Eric Lloyd as Xander Falls (2 episodes, 2011) and Patrick Blakely as Lloyd (2 episodes, 2011).
"Accused" - With Lloyd Johnston as Paul Harper (6 episodes, 1996).
"Adopted" - With Doug Jones as Lloyd Adams (4 episodes, 2013-2018).
"The Adventures of Robin Hood" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as Abbot (5 episodes, 1955-1960) and Lloyd Pearson as Abbot (1 episode, 1956).
"AFL Sunday" - With Matthew Lloyd as Self (5 episodes, 1997-2001).
"'Allo 'Allo!" - With David Lloyd as German Guard #1 (3 episodes, 1988-1989) and Jeremy Lloyd as Wolfgang (1 episode, 1992). Series Writing Credits: Jeremy Lloyd (by) (85 Episodes, 1982-1992). Series Writing Credits: Jeremy Lloyd (script By) (83 Episodes, 1982-1992).
"American Experience" - With Neal Huff as William Lloyd Garrison (5 episodes, 2007-2013), Norman Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 1996), and Lloyd Richards as Self (1 episode, 2006). Series Editorial Department: Michael Lloyd, Assistant Editor (1 Episode, 1994). Series Location Management: Lloyd Ellis, Location Manager (1 Episode, 2007). Series Thanks: Lloyd Walker: A Special Thank You For All Of Your Help (1 Episode, 2002).
"American Playhouse" - With Christopher Lloyd as Paul (1 episode, 1980), Ronald Lacey as Frank Lloyd (1 episode, 1983), Wayne Kneeland as Lloyd (1 episode, 1984), Simone Lloyd-Davies as Mrs. Jenner (1 episode, 1987), and Richard Dysart as Lloyd Paul Stryker (1 episode, 1984). Series Directed by Lloyd Richards (1 Episode, 1982). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Jackson Second Assistant Camera (1 Episode, 1992).
"An Unofficial Rose" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as Humphrey Finch (4 episodes, 1974-1975).
"Andy Capp" - With Kevin Lloyd as Walter (6 episodes, 1988).
"The Andy Griffith Show" - With Josie Lloyd as Josephine Pike (4 episodes, 1961-1965) and Lloyd Kino as Jack (1 episode, 1967). Series Music Department: Lloyd Young Music Editor (2 Episodes, 1966).
"Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (3 episodes, 2008-2018) and Si n Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2007).
"Archer's Goon" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Quentin Sykes (6 episodes, 1992).
"Arena" - With Lloyd Hutchinson as Various characters (2 episodes, 2002-2010), John Lloyd as Self - Co-creator, Spitting Image (2 episodes, 2014-2015), Danny Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 1980), Julian Lloyd Webber as Self (1 episode, 1984), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (1 episode, 1984), Roger Lloyd Pack as Various characters (1 episode, 2010), Robert Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 1981), and Lloyd Ryan as Self - Nagasaki's Manager (1 episode, 1992). Series Thanks: Sarah Lloyd, Thanks (1 Episode, 2014).
"Armchair Thriller" - With Philip Locke as Commander Lloyd (3 episodes, 1980).
"At Home with Julia" - With Phil Lloyd as Tim Mathieson (4 episodes, 2011). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (written By) (4 Episodes, 2011).
"Australian Idol" - With Sarah Lloyde as Self (4 episodes, 2007).
"Babble" - With Hugh Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 1983-1985) and Jeremy Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1985).
"Baker's Half-Dozen" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as Andy (5 episodes, 1967).
"Bellator Fighting Championships" - With Lloyd Woodard as Self (4 episodes, 2011-2012) and Adrienne Priess as Self - Lloyd Woodard's Girlfriend (1 episode, 2012).
"Ben Casey" - With Lloyd Gough as Robert Hanley (4 episodes, 1964-1966), James Farentino as Lloyd Marsh (1 episode, 1965), and Juliet Mills as Joan Lloyd (1 episode, 1966).
"Berlin Lady" - With Lloyd Bochner as Wilhelm Speer (6 episodes, 1991).
"Between the Sheets" - With Joe Armstrong as Richard Lloyd (6 episodes, 2003).
"The Beverly Hillbillies" - With Lloyd 'Shad' Heller as Shad (6 episodes, 1969-1970). Series Camera and Electrical Department: James Lloyd Key Grip (37 Episodes, 1962-1963).
"Beyond Paradise" - With Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd (9 episodes, 2023-2024) and Barbara Flynn as Anne Lloyd (6 episodes, 2023).
"Birds of a Feather" - With Lloyd McGuire as Letting Agent (2 episodes, 1990-1997), Matthew Lloyd Lewis as Matthew (1 episode, 1994), Emily Lloyd-Saini as Cara (1 episode, 2017), and David Lloyd as David Lloyd (1 episode, 1992).
"Blankety Blank" - With Si n Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 1998-2002) and Sue Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1985-1990). Series Production Design by Bernard Lloyd-Jones (16 Episodes, 1979).
"Blue Bloods" - With John Bedford Lloyd as Vincenzo (1 episode, 2011), Michael James Shaw as Ronald Lloyd (1 episode, 2017), Joe Sabatino as Billy Lloyd (1 episode, 2016), Linda Marie Larson as Irene Lloyd (1 episode, 2018), Paul Castro Jr. as Scottie Lloyd (1 episode, 2016), and Arron Lloyd as Gangbanger #1 (1 episode, 2013).
"Blue Heelers" - With Caroline Lloyd as Ruth Bullock (2 episodes, 1998-2005), Kirk Alexander as Lloyd Davies (1 episode, 1994), and Dylan Lloyd as Eric (1 episode, 2002).
"Bob's Your Uncle" - With Kathy Lloyd as Self - Hostess (3 episodes, 1991-1992).
"Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre" - With Lloyd Bochner as Cmdr. Brand (2 episodes, 1964-1965), Lloyd Bridges as Lt. Frank Menke (1 episode, 1965), Lloyd Nolan as Dan Sinclair (1 episode, 1964), and Lloyd Haynes as Christensen (1 episode, 1966). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (28 Episodes, 1963-1966).
"Bones" - With Jocko Sims as Lloyd Robertson (1 episode, 2010), Eamonn Roche as Lloyd (1 episode, 2007), Sam Lloyd as Donald McKeon (1 episode, 2014), and Andrea Bordeaux as Anna Lloyd (1 episode, 2015).
"Boomerang Kids" - With Danny De Lloyd as Tyrese (5 episodes, 2013).
"The Borgias" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Friar (6 episodes, 2012).
"Brass" - With Alison Lloyd as Nurse (4 episodes, 1983-1984).
"Breaking Up" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Clare (3 episodes, 1986) and David Lloyd Meredith as Tomkinson (1 episode, 1986).
"Broken News" - With Melissa Lloyd as Sam Graham - Bullet Points Presenter (6 episodes, 2005).
"Bronco" - With Suzanne Lloyd as Marcia Colby (1 episode, 1959), Robert Vaughn as Sheriff Lloyd Stover (1 episode, 1959), Mary Newton as Mrs. Lloyd (1 episode, 1961), and Jim Reppert as Lloyd (1 episode, 1958). Series Editing by Lloyd Nosler (2 Episodes, 1959-1962).
"Call Me Sam" - With Hugh Lloyd as Archie, the barman (5 episodes, 1959).
"Call My Bluff" - With Sue Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1973) and Jeremy Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 1973).
"Camp Orange: Castle Mountain" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd as Self - Host (4 episodes, 2010).
"Camp Orange: Force 10" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd as Self - Host (5 episodes).
"Camp Orange: Girls vs Boys" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd as Self - Host (4 episodes).
"Camp Orange: Spill Seekers" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd as Self - Host (5 episodes).
"Camp Orange: Wrong Town" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd (4 episodes, 2011).
"Cannon" - With Lloyd Bochner as Ambrose (2 episodes, 1972-1974) and Lloyd Gough as Paul Wilson (2 episodes, 1972-1975). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Allen Assistant Director (43 Episodes, 1972-1976).
"Cardinal" - With Tom Jackson as Lloyd Kreeger (5 episodes, 2019).
"Catastrophe" - With Emily Lloyd-Saini as Tanya (3 episodes, 2019), Hainsley Lloyd Bennett as Military Fitness Instructor (1 episode, 2019), and Lloyd Hutchinson as Doctor (1 episode, 2017). Series Stunts: Lloyd Bass... Stunt Performer (2 Episodes, 2017).
"C.A.T.S. Eyes" - With Kevin Lloyd as Simpson (1 episode, 1986), Lloyd McGuire as Detective (1 episode, 1986), and Hugh Lloyd as Charlie Hawkins (1 episode, 1985).
"Celebrity Squares" - With Kevin Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 1993) and Si n Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 1994-1997).
"Charlie's Angels" - With Lloyd Bochner as Jellek (2 episodes, 1978-1979), Richard John Miller as Mike Lloyd (1 episode, 1980), George Dickerson as Lloyd (1 episode, 1980), and Lloyd McLinn as Bartender (1 episode, 1978).
"A Christmas Night with the Stars" - With Hugh Lloyd as Hugh - Hugh and I segment (4 episodes, 1960-1964). Series Produced by Claudia Lloyd Producer (1 Episode, 1994).
"Churchill's People" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Alice Bradwater (1 episode, 1975), Robert Langdon Lloyd as Tostig (1 episode, 1975), Joanna Lloyd as Alice Rush (1 episode, 1975), and Roger Lloyd Pack as Thug (1 episode, 1975).
"City Life" - With May Lloyd as Leonie Wood (4 episodes, 1997-1998).
"City of Angels" - With Lloyd Nolan as Gen. Smedley Butler (3 episodes, 1976).
"City of Angels" "Leg Erie" - With Yolanda Lloyd Delgado as Nurse Sofie.
"Civvies" - With Caleb Lloyd as Kenny Dillon (6 episodes, 1992).
"The Clairvoyant" - With Hugh Lloyd as Burma (5 episodes, 1986).
"Cleaning Up" - With Lloyd Owen as Swanny (5 episodes, 2019) and Edward Lloyd as extras casting (6 episodes, 2019).
"Closet Cases" - With Lloyd Boston as Fashion Expert (4 episodes, 2009).
"CNN Newsroom" - With Lloyd Doggett as Self (5 episodes, 2019-2020) and Lloyd Pierce as Self (1 episode, 2020).
"Code 404" - With Emily Lloyd-Saini as DI Jeanette Ryle (7 episodes, 2020-2021).
"The Collection" - With Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as Cesar (3 episodes, 2016).
"Comedy Central at the Comedy Store" - With Lloyd Langford as Self (4 episodes, 2010-2015) and Lloyd Griffith as Self (1 episode, 2018).
"Comedy Connections" - With John Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 2005-2008), Roger Lloyd Pack as Self (1 episode, 2003), and Jeremy Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2006).
"Comedy Playhouse" - With Hugh Lloyd as First Patient (2 episodes, 1962-1967), Charles Lloyd Pack as Arnold Slater (2 episodes, 1961-1963), and Jeremy Lloyd as Bobby Dutton (1 episode, 1971). Series Writing Credits: John Lloyd (writer) (2 Episodes, 1969-1971). Series Writing Credits: Jeremy Lloyd (by) (1 Episode, 1972). Series Writing Credits: Jeremy Lloyd (script By) (1 Episode, 1972). Series Production Design by Bernard Lloyd-Jones (1 Episode, 1968).
"Constant Hot Water" - With Kevin Lloyd as Jeff (4 episodes, 1986).
"The Cosby Show" "Clair's Case" - With Lloyd Battista as Lawyer... well, he's probably got different lawyers now!
"Crackanory" - With Cariad Lloyd as Mary Hardacre (4 episodes, 2013-2014) and Christopher Lloyd as Self - Storyteller (1 episode, 2015).
"Criminal Justice" - With Joe Dixon as Robert Lloyd (5 episodes, 2008) and Ruth Negga as Melanie Lloyd (3 episodes, 2008).
"Crims" - With Cariad Lloyd as Dawn (6 episodes, 2015).
"Crossroads" - With Lloyd Corrigan as David Selden (3 episodes, 1955-1957) and Lloyd Bridges as Fred Tronnell (1 episode, 1955).
"CSI: Miami" - With Ryan Hurst as Detective Michael Lloyd (1 episode, 2006), Robert Gant as Lloyd Arrington (1 episode, 2009), Dane Northcutt as Lloyd Cole (1 episode, 2003), and Brian Lloyd as Officer (1 episode, 2009). Series Cinematography by Walt Lloyd (11 Episodes, 2002-2003).
"The Cul De Sac" - With Tiana Lloyd as Haven Kid (3 episodes, 2017).
"Cunk & Other Humans on 2019" - With Emily Lloyd-Saini as Jinni Wreckon (6 episodes, 2019).
"Cuomo Prime Time" - With Lloyd Doggett as Self (4 episodes, 2019).
"The Daily Show" - With Russell Lloyd Jr. as Self (2 episodes, 2003), Christopher Lloyd Dennis as Self - 'Superman' (1 episode, 2006), Carli Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2011), Christopher Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2015), and Lloyd Pendleton as Self (1 episode, 2015).
"Danger Man" - With Charles Lloyd Pack as Gunsmith (2 episodes, 1960-1961) and Lloyd Reckord as Barman (2 episodes, 1960).
"Daniel Boone" - With Lloyd Bochner as Churchill James (4 episodes, 1966-1970) and Lloyd Nolan as Ben Hanks (1 episode, 1965).
"Dare Off" - With Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd (6 episodes, 2013). Series Writing Credits: Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd (co-writer) (6 Episodes, 2013).
"David Copperfield" - With Lala Lloyd as Mrs. Gummidge (5 episodes, 1974-1975).
"Daybreak" - With Cher Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2011-2012), Lloyd Owen as Self (1 episode, 2011), Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (1 episode, 2012), and Chelsey Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2013).
"Deadly Women" - With May Lloyd as Lois Nadean Smith (1 episode, 2012), Lloyd Allison-Young as Officer Bruce (1 episode, 2017), and Lloyd Darling as Detective Luke (1 episode, 2021).
"Death in Paradise" - With Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd (5 episodes, 2016-2017), Lloyd Everitt as Josh Hunter (1 episode, 2020), and Lloyd Owen as Dr Sam Blake (1 episode, 2016). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Luke Lloyd Second Assistant Camera: UK (uncredited) (3 Episodes, 2017).
"Des del balc " - With Lloyd Owen as Patrick O'Brien (6 episodes, 2001-2002).
"Desert Punk" - With Markus Lloyd as Tech (4 episodes, 2005) and Jason Lloyd as Additional Voices (2 episodes, 2005).
"The Devil's Mistress" "Episode #1.1" - With Harry Lloyd as Prince Rupert.
"Dice" - With Romano Orzari as Detective Lloyd (6 episodes, 2001).
"Dim Ond y Gwir" - With Ruth Lloyd as Selma (2 episodes, 2015).
"Disasterpiece Theater" - With Jay Curtis as Sal U. Lloyd (4 episodes, 1980). And... oh, I git it! Sal U. Lloyd! Yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk
"The Divide" - With John Bedford Lloyd as Victor Rosa (5 episodes, 2014).
"Divine White's Introduction to Hollywood" - With Elizabeth Lloyd as Louise Harkness (6 episodes, 2011).
"Doctor Foster: A Woman Scorned" - With Isis Hope Lloyd as Isobel (2 episodes, 2017) and Emily Lloyd-Saini as Hotel Receptionist (2 episodes, 2017).
"Doctor Who Confidential" - With Harry Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2007), Gareth Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2006), and Gareth David-Lloyd as Self (uncredited) (1 episode, 2008).
"Doing DaVinci" - With Lloyd Sherr as Narrator (4 episodes, 2009).
"Doom Patrol" - With Miles Mussenden as Lloyd (3 episodes, 2021).
"Dragnet" - With Lloyd Kino as Steven Lee (1 episode, 1990), Lloyd Battista as Detective Lou Kambachi (1 episode, 1990), Dennis Creaghan as Lloyd Dillon (1 episode, 1990), Eddie Zammit as Lloyd Harmon (1 episode, 1990), and Robert Hanley as Lloyd Tilden (1 episode, 1991).
"Dream Girl of '67" - With Lloyd Thaxton as Self - Bachelor Judge (5 episodes, 1967).
"Dressing for Breakfast" - With Robert Langdon Lloyd as Fabrizio (4 episodes, 1995).
"DVD-R Hell" - With Lloyd as Self (6 episodes, 2011-2014).
"E! Mysteries & Scandals" - With Kenneth Lloyd Billingsley as Self (2 episodes, 1999) and Norman Lloyd as Self (2 episodes, 2000-2001).
"E! True Hollywood Story" - With Lloyd J. Schwartz as Self (2 episodes, 1999), Bernice Lloyd as Self - Ballet Teacher (1 episode, 2008), Lloyd Grove as Self - New York Magazine (1 episode, 2007), Michael Lloyd as Self - Music Producer (1 episode, 2009), and Lloyd Bochner as Self (1 episode, 2001). Series Thanks: Lloyd J. Schwartz, Photos And Footage (1 Episode, 1999).
"Earth: Final Conflict" - With Lloyd Adams as Advanced Drone (4 episodes, 1997-2000).
"Eastern Championship Wrestling" - With Lloyd Anoai as The Samoan Warrior (6 episodes, 1993).
"The Ed Sullivan Show" - With Harold Lloyd as Self - Comedian (2 episodes, 1949-1958), Lloyd Price as Self - Singer (2 episodes, 1959-1960), Lloyd Reese as Self (1 episode, 1954), Lloyd Nolan as Self - Guest (1 episode, 1955), and Duke Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 1958).
"Eh Brian! It's a Whopper" - With Lloyd McGuire as Gavin (5 episodes, 1984).
"The Elegant Gentleman's Guide to Knife Fighting" - With Phil Lloyd as Various Characters (6 episodes, 2013). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (head Writer) (6 Episodes, 2013). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (creator) (3 Episodes, 2013). Series Produced by Phil Lloyd... Co-producer (6 Episodes, 2013).
"Elementary" - With Kristolyn Lloyd as Janice (1 episode, 2019), John Bedford Lloyd as Lieutenant (1 episode, 2013), Michael McGlone as Lloyd (1 episode, 2015), and Daniel Oreskes as Lloyd Springer (1 episode, 2016).
"The English Game" - With Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Alfred Lyttelton (6 episodes, 2020).
"Erin Burnett OutFront" - With Lloyd Doggett as Self (5 episodes, 2018-2019).
"ESPN's Sunday Night Football" - With Greg Lloyd as Self - Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker (3 episodes, 1988-1997) and Brandon Lloyd as Self - San Francisco 49ers Wide Receiver (2 episodes, 2004-2005).
"Esther Waters" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Esther Waters (4 episodes, 1977).
"Eurovision: Your Country Needs You" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (5 episodes, 2009).
"Ex on the Beach Norge" - With Lloyd Lawrence Lorenz as Self (5 episodes, 2018).
"Expedition: Back to the Future" - With Christopher Lloyd as Christopher Lloyd (4 episodes, 2021). Series Produced by Christopher Lloyd... Executive Producer (4 Episodes, 2021).
"F'xcellent" - With Evan Lloyd as Buyer (6 episodes, 2009-2010).
"Father Knows Best" - With Harold Lloyd Jr. as Joel (2 episodes, 1958), Lloyd Corrigan as Myron Hansen (1 episode, 1957), Lloyd Nolan as Coach Harper (1 episode, 1959), and John Alvin as Lloyd (uncredited) (1 episode, 1955).
"Favorite Foods USA!" - With Lloyd Sherr as Narrator (5 episodes, 2005-2013).
"First Performance" - With Lloyd Bochner as Arthur Murphy (3 episodes, 1956-1957) and Lloyd Jones (1 episode, 1956).
"5 Minute Relaxation Anywhere" - With Natasha Lloyd as Fitness Guru (5 episodes, 2014).
"Flesh and Blood" - With Mia Lloyd as Maddie (4 episodes, 2020).
"The Flying Doctors" - With Lloyd Cunnington as Jim Spencer (2 episodes, 1986), Wallas Eaton as Lloyd Somerset (1 episode, 1989), and Robin Ramsay as Lloyd Greenway (1 episode, 1988).
"Football Focus" - With Flo Lloyd-Hughes as Self (5 episodes, 2022-2023), Delyth Lloyd as Self - Reporter (3 episodes, 2015-2023), Carli Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2017), Lesley Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2021), Lloyd Doyley as Self (1 episode, 2022), and Lloyd Wilson as Self (1 episode, 2023).
"Forensic Files" - With James Lloyd as Self - Chenango Co. Sheriff's Dept. (1 episode, 2004), Darlene Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2006), and Lloyd Booker as Carl Brown (uncredited) (1 episode, 2004).
"The 4400" - With Greg Anderson as Lloyd (2 episodes, 2007), Lloyd Adams as NSA Agent 2# (1 episode, 2006), Peter Benson as Lloyd (1 episode, 2005), and Malcolm Scott as Lloyd (1 episode, 2006).
"Friday Night Football" - With Matthew Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 1999-2022) and Jake Lloyd (1 episode, 2023).
"Fringe" - With Chinasa Ogbuagu as Lloyd (2 episodes, 2009), Jamie Switch as Lloyd Becker (1 episode, 2010), Luke Goss as Lloyd Parr (1 episode, 2009), Christopher Lloyd as Roscoe Joyce (1 episode, 2011), and David Lloyd as EMT #2 (1 episode, 2011). Series Visual Effects by Bob Lloyd - Visual Effects (1 Episode, 2008).
"Front Page Story" - With Lloyd Lamble as Hugh Reamer (6 episodes, 1965).
"The Fugitive" - With Lloyd Haynes as Detective Franks (3 episodes, 1966-1967), J.D. Cannon as Lloyd Chandler (2 episodes, 1965-1967), and Lloyd Gough as Ed Waverly (2 episodes, 1965-1967). Series Cinematography by Lloyd Ahern Sr. (2 Episodes, 1963). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Allen, Assistant Director (35 Episodes, 1963-1966).
"Game of Thrones" - With Harry Lloyd as Viserys Targaryen (5 episodes, 2011) and Ian Lloyd Anderson as Derek (1 episode, 2015). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Luke Lloyd... Second Assistant Additional Camera (uncredited) (1 Episode, 2017).
"Garry Halliday" - With Robin Lloyd as Paul Brinker (6 episodes, 1959-1962).
"The Gemini Factor" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Joy (5 episodes, 1987).
"General Electric Theater" - With Lloyd Nolan as Michael Bowen (2 episodes, 1961), Lloyd Corrigan (1 episode, 1956), James Lloyd (1 episode, 1956), and Norman Lloyd as Johnny (1 episode, 1957). Series Directed by Lloyd Richard (1 Episode, 1960). Series Art Direction by John Robert Lloyd (17 Episodes, 1954-1959). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (4 Episodes, 1957-1961). Series Music Department: Lloyd R. Apperson... Musician (unknown Episodes).
"Get Real" - With Lloyd Owen as Adam (7 episodes, 1998).
"Gideon C.I.D." - With Sue Lloyd as Mary Henderson (1 episode, 1964), Charles Lloyd Pack as Mr. Hunter (1 episode, 1965), and Lloyd Pearson as Doctor Wren (1 episode, 1965).
"Gideon's Crossing" - With Samantha Lloyd as Nurse Clare (6 episodes, 2000-2001).
"Give Out Girls" - With Cariad Lloyd as Poppy (6 episodes, 2014). Series Makeup Department: Rebecca Lloyd... Makeup Assistant (3 Episodes, 2014).
"The Gnomes of Dulwich" - With Hugh Lloyd as Small (6 episodes, 1969).
"Gold" - With Darren Warner as Lloyd (6 episodes, 1997) and Richard Lloyd as James Allan (1 episode, 1997).
"The Golden Girls" - With Lloyd Bochner as Hairdresser (2 episodes, 1987-1989) and Samuel Lloyd as Elvis Impersonator (2 episodes, 1988-1990). Series Writing Credits: Christopher Lloyd (written By) (11 Episodes, 1986-1989). Series Script and Continuity Department: Christopher Lloyd... Executive Script Consultant (32 Episodes, 1988-1989). Series Additional Crew: Christopher Lloyd... Story Editor (30 Episodes, 1986-1988... not Doc Brown).
"The Good Wife" - With Howard McGillin as Lloyd Garber (2 episodes, 2016), Michael Park as Lloyd Bullock (1 episode, 2012), John Bedford Lloyd as Bob Klepper (1 episode, 2014), Kevin O'Donnell as Lloyd McKeon (1 episode, 2009), and James Lloyd Reynolds as Suited Questioner (uncredited) (1 episode, 2012).
"The Graham Norton Show" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self - Guest (5 episodes, 2007-2016).
"The Grand" - With Emily Hamilton as Christina Lloyd-Price (6 episodes, 1998), Lloyd McGuire as Eric Lloyd-Price (1 episode, 1998), and Sarah Thurstan as Eliza Lloyd-Price (1 episode, 1998).
"Gwaith/Cartref" - With Rhian Morgan as Gwen Lloyd (5 episodes, 2011) and Rhys Lloyd as Millie's Dad (1 episode, 2011).
"Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance!" - With Alexander Lloyd as Jason (7 episodes, 2022).
"Hall Investigations" - With Mick Primmer as Destin Lloyd (6 episodes, 2019).
"Hang Ups" - With Harry Lloyd as Nathan Slater (4 episodes, 2018).
"Hapa" - With Takaya Lloyd as Graham Yamamoto (5 episodes, 2023). Series Directed by Takaya Lloyd (2 Episodes, 2023). Series Writing Credits: Takaya Lloyd (created By) (5 Episodes, 2023). Series Writing Credits: Takaya Lloyd (writer) (5 Episodes, 2023). Series Produced by Takaya Lloyd... Executive Producer (5 Episodes, 2023).
"Harbour Lights" - With Alex Lloyd as Reporter (3 episodes, 1999) and Lloyd Owen as Inspector Nick Preston (1 episode, 2000).
"Hart to Hart" - With Kathleen Lloyd as Peggy Mullen (1 episode, 1979), Lloyd Bochner as Frank March (1 episode, 1980), Victor Rogers as Lloyd Hillary (1 episode, 1981), and Lloyd Haynes as Lt. Croyden (1 episode, 1983).
"Have Gun - Will Travel" - With Josie Lloyd as Cowboy's Wife (1 episode, 1962), Lloyd Corrigan as Carl Wellesley (1 episode, 1962), and Suzanne Lloyd as Chita Martinez (1 episode, 1960).
"Have I Got News for You" - With Cariad Lloyd as Self (5 episodes, 2015-2019).
"Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans" - With Lloyd Chester as Colonel (4 episodes, 1957).
"Head Over Heels" - With Jessica Lloyd as Alice Willoughby (6 episodes, 1993).
"Hearts and Bones" - With Lloyd Owen as James (5 episodes, 2001).
"Heroes" - With May Lloyd as Marie (4 episodes, 1986) and Harry Lyon as John Lloyd (2 episodes, 1986).
"Hilary" - With Alistair Findlay as Lloyd (4 episodes, 1986).
"Hillary Clinton" - With Molly Lloyd as Aide (4 episodes, 2015-2016).
"His and Hers" - With Sue Lloyd as Kay Sherwin (6 episodes, 1970).
"His Dark Materials" - With Lewin Lloyd as Roger Parslow (10 episodes, 2019-2022). Series Art Department: Eleri Lloyd Junior Draftsperson / Draughtsperson / Standby Art Director (17 Episodes, 2019-2022). Series Stunts: Edd Osmond Stunt Double: Lewin Lloyd (8 Episodes, 2019). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Lloyd Middleton Principal Standby (5 Episodes, 2020). Series Costume and Wardrobe Department: Sandy Lloyd, Key Crowd Standby (1 Episode, 2022). Series Additional Crew: Jasmine Jackson-Lloyd... Horse Department (8 Episodes, 2019).
"Holding On" - With Treva Etienne as Lloyd (6 episodes, 1997) and Victor Romero Evans as Lloyd's Friend (1 episode, 1997).
"Home & Family" - With Jordan Lloyd as Self (3 episodes, 2015-2021), Norman Lloyd as Self (uncredited) (1 episode, 2017), and Lloyd Eisler as Self (uncredited) (1 episode, 2018).
"Home Fires" - With Norman Lloyd as Dr. Marcus (6 episodes, 1992).
"Homicide Hunter" - With Lloyd Stephen Knight as Officer Lloyd Knight (4 episodes, 2011), John J. Palomino as Lloyd Carmon (2 episodes, 2016), Patrick Lamont Jr. as Lloyd's Killer (1 episode, 2016), and John Forbes as Sgt. Lloyd (1 episode, 2018).
"House Husbands" - With Jack Lloyd as Jem (4 episodes, 2013).
"The House Under the Water" - With Lesley Lloyd as Virginia Tregaron (6 episodes, 1961).
"Housebound" - With Lloyd Hutchinson as Martin Foster (4 episodes, 2020).
"How the Nazis Lost the War" - With Lloyd Clark as Director of Humanities Research Institute, University of Buckingham (6 episodes, 2021).
"How to Do Everything" - With Arron Lloyd as Jim (5 episodes, 2018). Series Produced by Arron Lloyd... Associate Producer (8 Episodes, 2018).
"Hugh and I Spy" - With Hugh Lloyd as Hugh (6 episodes, 1968).
"Hunter" - With Frederick Coffin as Lloyd Fredericks (3 episodes, 1987), Charles Howerton as Lloyd Hauser (1 episode, 1990), Yolanda Lloyd Delgado as Julia Sanchez (1 episode, 1990), and Lloyd Battista as Bar Owner (1 episode, 1990).
"Hunter" - With Connor Croucher as Vincent Lloyd (5 episodes, 2018).
"I Am Tim" - With Lloyd Ludgrove as Brucie Dickinson (4 episodes, 2012). Series Cinematography by Lloyd Ludgrove (9 Episodes, 2010-2012). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Ludgrove... Field Camera Operator / House Camera Operator / Studio Camera Operator (5 Episodes, 2010-2012).
"I Want My Wife Back" - With Cariad Lloyd as Keeley (5 episodes, 2016).
"In Deep" - With Lloyd Notice as Reporter (2 episodes, 2002) and Melissa Lloyd as Jennie (2 episodes, 2003).
"The Indian Doctor" - With Sara Lloyd as Mary Lewis (5 episodes, 2012).
"Inside Out" - With Philip Sayer as Lloyd Yates (6 episodes, 1985).
"Inspector Morse" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Brenda Brooks (1 episode, 1996), Bernard Lloyd as Professor Edward Ullman (1 episode, 1989), Lloyd McGuire as Clough (1 episode, 1993), Roger Lloyd Pack as Donald Martin (1 episode, 1987), and Lloyd Hutchinson as DC Jackson (1 episode, 1997).
"The Irregulars" - With Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Sherlock (5 episodes, 2021). Series Art Department: Nicole Lloyd... Work Experience: Art Assistant (1 Episode, 2021).
"It's Awfully Bad for Your Eyes, Darling" - With Jeremy Lloyd as Bobby Dutton (6 episodes, 1971).
"It's My Shout: Short Films from Wales" - With George Neeson as Lloyd (1 episode, 2016), Lloyd Macey as Macsen (1 episode, 2016), Hannah Lloyd as Nyrs Haf (1 episode, 2021), Rhys Lloyd Williams as Eilian (1 episode, 2021), Callum Lloyd as Cyclist (1 episode, 2021), and Pedro Lloyd Gardiner as Blue Litter Picker (1 episode, 2022). Series Writing Credits: Owen Lloyd Richards (1 Episode, 2019). Series Writing Credits: Rhiannon Lloyd Williams (1 Episode, 2018). Series Produced by Lloyd Elis Line Producer (11 Episodes, 2016-2017). Series Production Management: Lloyd Elis Production Mentor (2 Episodes, 2017). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Anna-Marie Lloyd... Third Assistant Director (2 Episodes, 2018). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Lloyd Ellis, First Assistant Director (1 Episode, 2016). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Sam Lloyd, Stills Photographer (1 Episode, 2019). Series Script and Continuity Department: Amelia Lloyd... Script Supervisor Assistant (1 Episode, 2023).
"ITV Evening News" - With Si n Lloyd as Self - Weather Forecaster (2 episodes, 2007), Garry Lloyd Jones as Self - Survivor (1 episode, 2017), Nick Lloyd as Self - ROSPA, Head of Road Safety (1 episode, 2019), and Danielle Lloyd as Self (1 episode, 2018).
"ITV Lunchtime News" - With Si n Lloyd as Self - Weather Forecaster (2 episodes, 2007-2010), Jason Lloyd as Self - Moneysupermarket.com Broadband Expert (1 episode, 2007), and Toby Anderson as Self - CEO, Lloyd's Pharmacy (1 episode, 2020).
"Jackanory" - With Hugh Lloyd as Self - Storyteller (5 episodes, 1975).
"Jane Eyre" - With Matteo Spinola as Jack Lloyd (5 episodes, 1957) and Carlo D'Angelo as Dottor Lloyd (4 episodes, 1957).
"Jeopardy!" - With Andrew Lloyd Webber as Self (3 episodes, 2005-2023) and Lloyd Sy as Self - Contestant (3 episodes, 2023).
"Joe & Valerie" - With Lloyd Alan as Frank Berganski (4 episodes, 1979).
"John Bishop's Britain" - With Simon Lloyd as Self - Life Model, Wandsworth (4 episodes, 2011).
"The Jon Dore Television Show" "Jon Needs Quick Cash" - With Adrian David Lloyd as Kid.
"Judd for the Defense" - With Lloyd Gough as Assistant D.A. David Lincoln (2 episodes, 1967-1969), Len Birman as Lloyd Wasson (1 episode, 1967), Lloyd Bochner as Dr. Stanley Stalling (1 episode, 1968), and Lloyd Nolan as D.A. Patrick Bantry (1 episode, 1968).
"Kahden t hden reissu" - With Lloyd Libiso as Self (6 episodes, 2022). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Libiso (6 Episodes, 2022). Series Camera and Electrical Department: Lloyd Libiso, Camera Operator (6 Episodes, 2022).
"Killing Eve" - With Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Aaron Peel (5 episodes, 2019). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Alexander Lloyd, Third Assistant Director (6 Episodes, 2020). Series Art Department: Lloyd Inkson... Set Dresser (uncredited) (3 Episodes, 2022).
"The Kinnaree Conspiracy" - With Natha Lloyd as Phikul (16 episodes, 2022).
"Knight Rider" - With Myron Healey as Lloyd Newald (1 episode, 1984), Lloyd Alan as Nick (1 episode, 1983), Laurence Haddon as Lloyd (1 episode, 1985), and Jeffrey Alan Chandler as Lloyd (1 episode, 1985).
"Kojak" - With Ray Lloyd as Skating Coach (2 episodes, 1976), Norman Lloyd as Harry Fein (1 episode, 1975), and Chuck McCann as Lloyd Tatum (1 episode, 1974). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (2 Episodes, 1973). Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Jan R. Lloyd: Assistant Director (9 Episodes, 1977-1978).
"Kraft Theatre" - With Lloyd Bochner (3 episodes, 1951-1953) and Norman Lloyd as Andrew J. Fogarty (3 episodes, 1956). Series Directed by Norman Lloyd (1 Episode, 1957).
"Kurtulus" - With T.P. McKenna as Lloyd George, P.M. of England (6 episodes, 1994).
"Laramie" - With Lloyd Nolan as General George Barton (3 episodes, 1959-1962) and Suzanne Lloyd as Ann Rhodes (1 episode, 1963). Series Art Direction by John J. Lloyd (2 Episodes, 1959-1960).
"Latex Fashion TV" - With Hayley Lloyd as Self (4 episodes, 2017).
"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" - With James Lloyd Reynolds as First TV Reporter (2 episodes, 2005-2006), David Andrews as Lloyd Wilkes (1 episode, 2005), Christopher Lloyd as Carmine (1 episode, 2008), Robert Langdon Lloyd as Austin (1 episode, 2004), and Colin McPhillamy as Lloyd Prescott (1 episode, 2003).
"Lee and Dean" - With Cariad Lloyd as Dani (5 episodes, 2019).
"Legion" - With Harry Lloyd as Charles Xavier (3 episodes, 2019) and Takaya Lloyd as Acolyte #3 (1 episode, 2019). Series Stunts: Troy Castaneda, Stunt Double: Harry Lloyd (1 Episode, 2019).
"LEGO Ninjago: Decoded" - With Jillian Michaels as Lloyd (6 episodes, 2017).
"Limbo" - With Lloyd Meredith as Liam (5 episodes, 2021).
"The John Cedars Channel" - With Lloyd Evans as Self - Host (6 episodes, 2012-2023).
"Lord Tramp" - With Hugh Lloyd as Hughie Wagstaff (6 episodes, 1977). Series Writing Credits: Hugh Lloyd (idea) (4 Episodes, 1977). Series Writing Credits: Hugh Lloyd (creator) (2 Episodes, 1977). Series Music Department: Hugh Lloyd Singer: Theme Song (uncredited) (6 Episodes, 1977).
"Love of Life" - With Lloyd Battista as Ray Slater (3 episodes, 1980), Douglass Watson as Dr. Lloyd Phillips (1 episode, 1973), and Rita Lloyd as Gloria Madden (1974) (unknown episodes). Series Production Design by Lloyd R. Evans (3 Episodes, 1975-1976). Series Art Department: Lloyd R. Evans... Set Designer / Scenic Designer / Settings (1,798 Episodes, 1971-1980).
"Madigan Men" - With Sabrina Lloyd as Wendy Lipton (5 episodes, 2000).
"Mannix" - With Lloyd Battista as Chris (3 episodes, 1969-1972), Lloyd Bochner as Alec Ryan (2 episodes, 1969-1973), Lloyd Nolan as Sam Dubrio (1 episode, 1967), and Lloyd Gough as Senator Miniver (1 episode, 1967).
"Marcus Welby, M.D." - With Kathleen Lloyd as Angela (3 episodes, 1970-1972), Richard Marion as Bob Lloyd (2 episodes, 1974), and Lloyd Haynes as Paul Kelland (1 episode, 1975).
"Marked Personal" - With Lloyd Lamble as Geoffrey Bannock (6 episodes, 1974) and David Lloyd Meredith as Stan Harrison (unknown episodes).
"Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour" - With Norman Lloyd as Self - Panelist (5 episodes, 1984).
"Matinee Theatre" - With Lloyd Corrigan (4 episodes, 1956-1957), Doris Lloyd (2 episodes, 1956-1957), and Harold Lloyd Jr. (1 episode, 1957). Series Writing Credits: Lloyd Morris (story) (1 Episode, 1956). Series Sound Department: Lloyd Jones Audio (1 Episode, 1958).
"Matlock Police" - With Lloyd Cunningham as John Fraser (2 episodes, 1975), Lloyd Cunnington as Jack (2 episodes, 1973), and Ron Lloyd (1 episode, 1972). Series Music Department: David Lloyd Music Editor (1 Episode, 1974).
"Medical Center" - With Peter Strauss as Lloyd Halloran (2 episodes, 1971-1975), Lloyd Bochner as Dean Adam Wrightman (2 episodes, 1969-1974), Kathleen Lloyd as Angela Corelli (2 episodes, 1972-1974), Lloyd Gough as Larry Sorenson (1 episode, 1969), and Lloyd Kino as Doctor (1 episode, 1970).
"Middlemarch" - With Gabrielle Lloyd as Mrs Garth (4 episodes, 1994).
"Mike & Mike" - With Carli Lloyd as Self - US National Soccer Team (2 episodes, 2015).
"Minder" - With Lloyd McGuire as Juror (3 episodes, 1982-1989), Rosalind Lloyd as Fenella (1 episode, 1984), Kevin Lloyd as Dermott (1 episode, 1984), and Matthew Lloyd Lewis as Pump Attendant (1 episode, 1993). Series Produced by Lloyd Shirley, Producer / Executive Producer (65 Episodes, 1979-1985).
"Mission: Impossible" - With Lloyd Bochner as Gen. Oliver Hammond (3 episodes, 1969-1972), Lloyd Battista as Chief of Police Francisco Diaz (2 episodes, 1969-1970), and Lloyd Bridges as Anastas Poltroni aka Ted Carson (1 episode, 1966).
"Mr[.] Selfridge" - With Wesley Lloyd as Family in Park (uncredited) (5 episodes, 2015-2016).
"The Moodys" - With Phil Lloyd as Roger Quail (6 episodes, 2012). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (creator) (6 Episodes, 2012). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (written By) (6 Episodes, 2012). Series Produced by Phil Lloyd... Co-producer (6 Episodes, 2012).
"The Moodys" - With Phil Lloyd as Roger Quail (5 episodes, 2014). Series Writing Credits: Phil Lloyd (written By) (6 Episodes, 2014). Series Produced by Phil Lloyd... Producer (8 Episodes, 2014).
"Moulded in Earth" - With Anne Lloyd as Grett Ellis (5 episodes, 1965).
"Mount Pleasant" - With Kris Sleater as Lloyd (6 episodes, 2011).
"Moving" - With Roger Lloyd Pack as Jimmy Ryan (6 episodes, 1985).
"Murder Prevention" - With Mark Lewis Jones as DS Ray Lloyd (6 episodes, 2004).
"Murdoch Mysteries" - With Aaron Poole as Frank Lloyd Wright (1 episode, 2018), Jeremy Raymond as Lloyd Trammel (1 episode, 2019), Lawrence Cotton as Lloyd Dixon (1 episode, 2018), Melissa Mae Lloyd as Ethel Morgan (uncredited) (1 episode, 2013), and Jarret Wright as Lloyd Haversham (uncredited) (1 episode, 2019).
"My Good Friend" - With Caleb Lloyd as Neil (6 episodes, 1995) and Matthew Lloyd Davies as Tim (1 episode, 1995).
"My Three Sons" - With Lloyd Corrigan as Smitty (1 episode, 1962), Don Lloyd as Policeman (1 episode, 1961), Josie Lloyd as Linda Prentiss (1 episode, 1962), Glenn Perry as Lloyd (1 episode, 1963), and Lloyd Kino as Harry Ho (uncredited) (1 episode, 1967).
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