Marcus Parks

Yeah.

But as Jimmy Savile, very unfortunately, almost always was, he was completely correct in his assumption.

Jim O'Fixit was incredibly popular, and the show went on to become a staple of British pop culture for almost 20 years.

But as Savile was often fond of doing, he left clues concerning his true intent and motivation.

In the title sequence of Jim Will Fix It, Savile led a train of children in the style of the Pied Piper.

This, of course, was a reference to the old fable involving a rat catcher who lured children away from their village and their parents with his magical flute.

And those children, of course, were never seen again.

I'd probably call it a little piccolo.

Call it a little piccolo?

No, he does not.

No, he had, I think famously, a very small and extraordinarily smelly penis.

Which was smelly on purpose.

Thank you.

And that is, you know, and that's the incredible thing is that both Bill Cosby and Jimmy Savile had shows that depended on kids just being adorable.

I got my eye on you, Jeff Foxworthy.

We all know.

Are you smarter than I feel?

Now, while Jim O'Fixit was not his main pipeline for victims, Savile certainly invited his pedophile friends around to play whenever he could.

Novelty musician Rolf Harris, often called the Jimmy Savile of Australia, appeared on an episode of Jim O'Fixit in 1976.

That was the guy who wrote Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport.