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Jeremy Beadle (1948-2008) King of the practical jokers.

He was a famous British TV/radio host known for hidden camera pranks on shows like Game for a Laugh, Beadle's About, and You've Been Framed, pioneering practical joke TV in the UK; he was an MBE for charity, wrote books, had Poland Syndrome affecting his right hand, and was a lifelong Arsenal fan, dying of leukaemia.
Key Facts
Born: April 12, 1948, in Hackney, London.
Died: January 30, 2008, aged 59, from leukaemia.
Signature Shows: Game for a Laugh, Beadle's About, You've Been Framed.
Poland Syndrome: He was born with this rare genetic condition, which stunted the growth of his right hand.
MBE: Awarded for services to broadcasting and charity in 2001, having raised significant funds.
Early Career: Started by supplying trivia to TV, worked odd jobs, and hosted radio shows before TV fame.
Writings: Authored books, including his autobiography Watch Out!, and wrote for other media.
Personal Life: Married to Susan Marshall, with children and stepchildren; supported Arsenal FC.
Legacy: Became a household name for hidden camera stunts, earning him the nickname "king of the practical jokers".