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Uncle Fred

Frederick Altamont Cornwallis Twistleton, 5th Earl of Ickenham, commonly known as Uncle Fred, is a fictional character who appears in comedic short stories and novels written by P. G. Wodehouse between 1935 and 1961. An energetic and mischievous old chap, his talent for trouble is the bane of his nephew Pongo Twistleton's life.

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Uncle Fred

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Triples86
Avg. degree1.97
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related to background · 28
Uncle Fred → America, As, Barmy, Blandings, But Fred, Claude, Earldom, Galahad Threepwood, Gally's, He, Ickenham Hall, In, James Schoonmaker, London, Lord Emsworth, Mitching Hill, Mojave Desert, Mustard, Myra, Pelican Club
related to Television · 14
Uncle Fred → American, Arthur Treacher, David Niven, Hollywood Opening Night, In, January, March, NBC, Pongo, Robert Nichols, The, The Philco Television Playhouse, Uncle Dynamite, Uncle Fred Flits By
related to Appearances · 11
Uncle Fred → Blandings, Blandings Castle, Cocktail Time, Dynamite, Service, Smile, Spats, Springtime, The Uncle Fred, Uncle Fred Flits By, Young Men
related to Theatre · 11
Uncle Fred → Actor John Lithgow, American Airlines Theatre, Heart, It, Lord Ickenham, Mitzi, New York, Newhouse Theater, Stories, The, Uncle Fred Flits By
related to Radio · 9
Uncle Fred → BBC Home Service, Cecil Trouncer, Clarke-Smith, Derek Hart, October, Philip Cunningham, Pongo, The, Uncle Fred Flits By
related to External links · 8
Uncle Fred → Archived, BBC, BBC Comedy, IMDbDetails, September, Uncle Fred Archived, Uncle Fred Flits By, Wayback Machine
related to Adventures · 5
Uncle Fred → Dog Races, In, Magistrate, Pongo, Uncle Fred Flits By

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Uncle Fredrelated to AdventuresIn0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AdventuresPongo0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AdventuresDog Races0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AdventuresMagistrate0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AdventuresUncle Fred Flits By0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesThe Uncle Fred0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesBlandings Castle0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesUncle Fred Flits By0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesYoung Men0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesSpats0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesSpringtime0.60section
Uncle Fredrelated to AppearancesBlandings0.60section

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