Deletion of Man Who Worked in the Garden

Comment: with regret! I enjoyed this little essay (''"the reference to “dinner” helped to establish the man’s working class credentials"''), but as the nomination says it does appear to be a bit of |original research. Also, I'm afraid this unseen non-speaking character really doesn't justify a separate article. However, the description of the Flower Pot Men is more entertaining than the main series article: ''"The invariable setting for The Flower Pot Men was the “beautiful garden” surrounding a large English house (though it was introduced as a “little house”). Whenever the “man who worked in the garden”, as he was always called, went “inside the house to have his dinner”, two puppets with strange elocution, made from flowerpots, came out to play. They were Bill and Ben, who lived in very large adjacent flowerpots bearing their respective names, between which grew a large plant, similar to a sunflower (helianthus annuus), called the “Little Weed
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)