Title: Vote for Huggett
Content: Jack Warner as Joe Huggett, Father ; Kathleen Harrison as Ethel Huggett, Mother ; Susan Shaw as Susan Huggett ; Petula Clark as Pet Huggett ; David Tomlinson as Harold Hinchley ; Diana Dors as Diana Gowan ; Peter Hammond as Peter Hawtrey ; Amy Veness as Grandma Huggett ; Hubert Gregg as Maurice Lever ; John Blythe as Gowan ; Anthony Newley as Dudley ; Charles Victor as Mr Hall ; Adrianne Allen as Mrs Hall ; Frederick Piper as Bentley ; Eliot Makeham as Christie ; Clive Morton as Campbell, Huggett's boss ; Norman Shelley as Wilson ; Lyn Evans as Police Sergeant Pike ; Hal Osmond as Fishmonger ; Elizabeth Hunt as Mrs Lever ; Ferdy Mayne as Waiter ; Nellie Bowman - Eccentric Old Lady ; Empsie Bowman as Eccentric Old Lady ; Isa Bowman as Eccentric Old Lady 
Title: The Day the Violence Died
Content:  temporary tracks. American actor Kirk Douglas guest stars in the episode as Chester J. Lampwick. William Hickey, not Douglas, was the producers' first choice for the role, who they described as "famous for being a grouchy, mean old man". Oakley and Weinstein, who often search for "the absolutely perfect voice" when looking for guest stars rather than simply using celebrities, felt that Hickey's gruff raspy voice would be perfect for the role, but he turned them down. In Nancy Cartwright's autobiography My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy, she comments that the episode's script was a "gem" and recalls that Kirk Douglas's recording session, directed by Josh Weinstein, was 
Title: Kathleen Harrison
Content:  Kathleen Harrison (23 February 1892 – 7 December 1995) was a prolific English character actress best remembered for her role as Mrs. Huggett (opposite Jack Warner and Petula Clark) in a trio of British post-war comedies about a working-class family's misadventures, The Huggetts. She later played the charwoman Mrs. Dilber opposite Alastair Sim in the 1951 film Scrooge (US: A Christmas Carol, 1951) and a Cockney charwoman who inherits a fortune in the television series Mrs Thursday (1966–67).
Title: A Gift to Last
Content:  Melvyn Douglas was cast as the senior Clement Sturgess, a nephew of Sgt Edgar Sturgess. The special dramatises Clement's Christmas memories of his life around the year 1900. Mark Polley, the brother of Sarah Polley, was cast in the role of the young Clement.
Title: The Hooligan Factory
Content:  The film features numerous cameo appearances from actors who have been type cast in the Hooligan genre films. Leo Gregory has a minor role while there were cameos from Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Craig Fairbrass and Tony Denham, who feature in one scene each, while there was also a cameo from former hooligan and inspiration behind the film Cass, Cass Pennant. Former West Ham United footballer Julian Dicks, The Only Way Is Essex personality Chloe Sims and Hollyoaks actor Charlie Clapham also make minor appearances. Dexter Fletcher also filmed a scene but it was cut from the final take.
Title: Amy Hoggart
Content:  Hoggart initially established herself with the "insufferably cute" character Pattie Brewster on the London standup comedy scene, which she describes as "brilliant" and "a great community". Hoggart's first major TV role outside of standup comedy was Almost Royal, a faux-reality show on BBC America, in which Hoggart portrays a low-ranking heir to the British throne, Poppy Carlton, 51st in line to the British throne, and her brother, Georgie (Ed Gamble), as they tour the United States speaking to unsuspecting members of the public, in a style similar to the character Borat. When cast, Hoggart, whose background includes living in places such as Washington, D.C. and London, was expected to be able to affect the manner of British royalty, saying, "They asked if I could do an aristocratic accent." Almost Royal debuted on E4 in the 
Title: Gigolos
Content: Jimmy Clabots (as Jimmy Dior) (Season 1-2): An actor (Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild!) and personal trainer. ; Steven Gantt (Season 1-3): A single father who escorts to support his son.  After season one was taped, sources reported that Steven and Jimmy had left Cowboys4Angels. Both men remained in the cast for season two.
Title: The Huggetts (film series)
Content:  The family first appear in the film Holiday Camp (1947), in which the family consists of Joe, his wife Ethel (Kathleen Harrison), their daughter Joan (Hazel Court) and her baby, and their son Harry (Peter Hammond). Jimmy Hanley played Jimmy Gardner, who becomes romantically involved with Joan. Actors Susan Shaw and John Blythe also appear, and return (playing different characters) in the three Huggetts films that followed. Holiday Camp proved popular enough with post-war British audiences for the family to be spun off for a series of films of their own. In the first, Here Come the Huggetts (1948), characters Joan and Harry were replaced by three daughters: Jane (Jane Hylton), Susan (Susan Shaw) and Pet (Petula Clark). Peter Hammond was recast as Susan's on-off boyfriend Peter Hawtrey, while Jimmy Hanley returned as Jimmy 
Title: The Clitheroe Kid
Content:  In addition to Clitheroe himself, the show's stars included Peter Sinclair playing his Scottish granddad, Patricia Burke as his mother (in some early shows the part was played by Renée Houston), and Diana Day as his long-suffering sister, Susan (the sister, originally called Judith Clitheroe, was played in the earliest episodes by Judith Chalmers). Jimmy's father never appeared, and his absence was never addressed. Oldham comedian Danny Ross played Alfie Hall, Susan's half-witted, tongue-tied boyfriend, who was often drawn into Jimmy's reckless schemes. He joined the show in 1960, replacing Susan's original boyfriend, played by Peter Goodwright. Tony Melody played Mr (Horatio) Higginbottom (his first name was almost never used), normally known as Higgie, a 6 ft taxi driver — Granddad's drinking buddy, 
Title: Remember Paul?
Content:  reprised his role as Orson Hodge in this episode. Kevin Rahm and Tuc Watkins, who have been portraying gay couple Bob Hunter and Lee McDermott since the series' fourth season, were both promoted to series regulars for the seventh season. Darcy Rose Byrnes also joined the main cast as Penny Scavo, a role previously portrayed by Kendall Applegate. Brian Austin Green made his series debut in the episode as Keith Watson, "a new contractor and charming playboy" who catches the attention of both Bree and Renee, while Lainie Kazan began a multi-episode guest appearance as Maxine Rosen, Susan's landlady.

Question: who played cletus hogg?
Answer: Jack Polick.