Jim Chisel

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**Jim Chisel**

Personal Information
Aliases
JC (Peter Clement)

Occupation
Comedian
Carpenter (Former)

Affiliation
Bits Of Your Life (Former)
Peter Clement (Former)
Just The Job (Former)
 Biological Information

Identity
Male

Pronouns
He/Him
Hair Color
Brown

Eye Color
Brown

Family
Unnamed Brother

Actor
Richard Banks
Stuart Ash

**Jim Chisel** is a character in *Not For Broadcast*.

## Description

Jim Chisel, commonly known by Little Jimmy Chizzle, is a former carpenter who starred as the co-host to Peter Clement on *Just The Job*.

## History

### Before The Game

Jim Chisel was born at some time between the mid-1920s and 1930s, being a kid as of 1941. He was raised in a household in Chintlebury, alongside his brother who required special care.

In 1958, Jim joined *Just The Job* as an assistant to Peter Clement. During episodes, he aided Peter Clement in his constructions, handing him tools and earning him the catchphrase 'Tool me up!' Over the show's several-year-long run, many pranks were played on Jim, where he would get variably injured, intoxicated, or both. One such incident, in which a hammer was sabotaged and Jim was instructed to hit a nail, resulted in the hammer shattering and severely injuring his foot. This resulted in Jim wearing crutches for about six weeks, and grotesquely disfiguring his feet. After the incident, Jim stopped wearing sandals during filmings of *Just The Job*, and while around Peter Clement.

While filming *Just The Job*, Jim became well acquainted with the family and friends of Peter Clement. He learned many of the insult-laden phrases Fanny Clement used to say, became good friends with Sidney Clement, and once bailed Peter and Dorothy Hammermann out of jail. In 1960, when Peter Clement married Mrs C, Jim was one of several guests in attendance who witnessed the arguments between Peter and Sidney. After Sidney stormed off, and Peter Clement and his other close acquaintances lost contact with Sidney for over 20 years, Jim was the only person who kept in touch.

Between *Just The Job'*s original run's end in 1964, and its revival in 1972, Jim became financially troubled. Living in a room above a curry restaurant, and having to pay for adaptations to his brother's house, Jim joined the show's revival in order to pay his bills. He was treated much the same over the revival's run, suffering from a variety of pranks, though generally getting more intoxicated. Due to loss in audience engagement, the show started branching off into different segments, one of which being 'Jim's Things': a solo spot where Jim would showcase and tell the story behind a variety of objects in his possession. This did not do much to help retain audience, and *Just The Job* was eventually cancelled mid-season in 1976, partly due to Peter Clement threatening the studio managers.

After *Just The Job*'s cancellation, Jim began to hold a grudge against Peter Clement. He lost touch with Peter and his other friends, though still remained in contact with Sidney. In order to secure a new source of income for himself, Jim took up physical comedy, mostly being hired to entertain children. He continued this line of work for over 8 years, leading into 1984.

#### Day -49: Bits of Your Life

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