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World in Ferment is a 1969 British television satire series which parodied current affairs programs, celebrities, and broadcasters. The series was written by N. F. Simpson, produced by Ned Sherrin and directed by . The series aired on BBC-2 for one season consisting of six episodes. The series starred Jack Shepherd as Doug Searchbaker, Irene Handl as Madame Astoria, Dinsdale Landen as Chris Champers, Angela Thorne as Nancy Chuff, John Bird as Gerald Pikestaff, Eleanor Bron as Hildegarde Schindelstein, and actors Doug Fisher, Queenie Watts, and Arthur Blake transforming into a variety of roles in sketch comedy fashion.