Scragtag in the Press 0 ▲ Curious British Telly 2 hours ago · 9 min read1779 words · Writing · hide · 0 comments I first covered Scragtag, the verminous mid-1980s puppet operated by Marcus Kimber, in 2013. I must have watched him in programmes such as T.T.V and Scragtag and his Tea Time Telly, but I couldn't remember him at all. No matter, I eventually discovered he was an excellent character, even if his BBC vehicles were weak. Since 2013, however, little else regarding Scragtag has surfaced. So, I decided to go digging. I can't promise you a plethora of footage. Neither can I finally reveal Marcus Kimber's unfinished autobiography. But I can show you what Scragtag was getting up to when he wasn't on the television. Yes, in my dedication to the British television stories no one else would bother covering, I delved through the archives for any mention of Scragtag. The result? Numerous local news reports featuring the Cockney cat, and here they are: 6th December 1985 - Kentish Express A few months after he made his bow in T.T.V, Scragtag visited Ashford Children's Day to entertain the local… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.